City Guides
Nairobi
Getting There By Rail
Getting There By Rail
Nairobi
Most Popular Hotels in Nairobi:
Kimathi Street& Kenyatta Avenue, 00200
Loita Street, Uhuru Highway, Po Box 54579
, 00200
Ridgeways Road, Off Kiambu Road P.O. Box 45587 , 00100
Kenyatta Avenue, 00200
Nairobi's train station on Station Road (tel: (020) 221 211) is very central. There is a matatu (minibuses) station immediately outside for transport to and from the station. Otherwise simply walk along Moi Avenue to the city centre.
Kenya's railways have been neglected for years and are in a sorry state. Almost all services are suspended, the exceptions being the lines between Nairobi and Mombasa, and Nairobi and Kisumu. The former, which runs through the Athi Plains and across the Marangu Plains, is a particular favourite and runs daily, although it is frequently subject to lengthy delays. The Nairobi to Kisumu train operates three times a week.
There are three classes of seat, based on the number of people sharing a berth. Meals and bedding cost a little extra.
Tours of Nairobi
Most Popular Hotels in Nairobi:
Kimathi Street& Kenyatta Avenue, 00200
Loita Street, Uhuru Highway, Po Box 54579
, 00200
Ridgeways Road, Off Kiambu Road P.O. Box 45587 , 00100
Kenyatta Avenue, 00200
Nairobi's train station on Station Road (tel: (020) 221 211) is very central. There is a matatu (minibuses) station immediately outside for transport to and from the station. Otherwise simply walk along Moi Avenue to the city centre.
Kenya's railways have been neglected for years and are in a sorry state. Almost all services are suspended, the exceptions being the lines between Nairobi and Mombasa, and Nairobi and Kisumu. The former, which runs through the Athi Plains and across the Marangu Plains, is a particular favourite and runs daily, although it is frequently subject to lengthy delays. The Nairobi to Kisumu train operates three times a week.
There are three classes of seat, based on the number of people sharing a berth. Meals and bedding cost a little extra.
Kenya's railways have been neglected for years and are in a sorry state. Almost all services are suspended, the exceptions being the lines between Nairobi and Mombasa, and Nairobi and Kisumu. The former, which runs through the Athi Plains and across the Marangu Plains, is a particular favourite and runs daily, although it is frequently subject to lengthy delays. The Nairobi to Kisumu train operates three times a week.
There are three classes of seat, based on the number of people sharing a berth. Meals and bedding cost a little extra.
Tours of Nairobi
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