Easter holiday is a fun time with your kids and loved ones. Nairobi has fun places to take your kids and ensure they have fun. Some of the places include:

National Park of Nairobi 

 Nairobi National Park is an absolute must for wildlife-loving families with children. Nairobi National Park, located just a short distance from the city centre, is Kenya's oldest national park and provides a rare opportunity to see wildlife in their native habitat. Your kids will love seeing lions, leopards, cheetahs, giraffes, zebras, and other creatures walking freely in the park. There are also picnic sites in the park where you can have a family meal while observing wildlife in the backdrop.

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 Giraffe Center

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 The Giraffe Center is an excellent place for your children to learn about these gentle giants. The Giraffe Center, located on the outskirts of Karen, is a conservation centre devoted to preserving the critically endangered Rothschild's giraffe. Your children can feed and interact with the giraffes from a raised platform, creating a unique and unforgettable experience. The centre also offers educational programs that teach children about giraffe conservation and their habitat.  

PHOTO | COURTESY giraffe 

Nairobi Safari Tour 

 The Nairobi Safari Walk introduces youngsters to Kenya's diverse wildlife in a fun and instructive way. The Safari Walk, situated within Nairobi National Park, offers raised wooden boardwalks that lead you through various ecosystems, including savannas, wetlands, and woods. Along the walking track, your children can see antelopes, zebras, cheetahs, and rhinos while discovering their habits and habitats via information displays.

Wildlife Trust David Sheldrick 

In Nairobi, the David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust is a well-known elephant orphanage. Children have a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to interact with elephants and learn about their rescue and rehabilitation. The Trust has a foster program where youngsters can "adopt" a newborn elephant and receive information on its progress. Your children will be mesmerized by the playful antics of these gentle giants as they interact with their caretakers during daily feedings. 

PHOTO | COURTESY baby elephants

 Nairobi National Museum

 Nairobi National Museum is a Kenyan history, culture and natural heritage treasure trove. Your children can learn about Kenya's rich cultural diversity, prehistoric fossils, and flora and fauna through interactive displays and exhibits. The museum also has a children's section that offers hands-on activities, puzzles and games, making it an engaging and educational experience for children.

 Uhuru Park

 Uhuru Park is a sprawling holiday park in the heart of Nairobi that offers the perfect getaway for families over the Easter holidays. Your children can enjoy boat trips on the lake, play on the playgrounds, ride bikes or picnic in the park.

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Uhuru Park also hosts various events and cultural performances that allow children to experience Kenya's rich cultural heritage.