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Nairobi Gallery is a museum, located at Kenyatta Ave, Nairobi, Kenya. They can be contacted via phone at +254 20 3742131, visit their website www.museums.or.ke for more detailed information.

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Kenyatta Ave, Nairobi
Added by Jopie, at 09 February 2017

Opening Hours

  • Monday 8:30 AM – 5:30 PM
  • Tuesday 8:30 AM – 5:30 PM
  • Wednesday 8:30 AM – 5:30 PM
  • Thursday 8:30 AM – 5:30 PM
  • Friday 8:30 AM – 5:30 PM
  • Saturday 8:30 AM – 5:30 PM
  • Sunday 8:30 AM – 5:30 PM

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16 Reviews

  • Hojin Shin
    29 April 2018

    It's a gallery but more like a museum on art pieces&art crafts from all around africa.But i really enjoyed. There is nice cafe inside the compound.

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  • Diane Onyango
    12 April 2018

    I was particularly mesmerised by Murumbi's furniture and jewellery collection. There is also peculiar yet interesting stuff like a gourd made from a camel's stomach! I was given a tour by a really knowledgeable guide. I'd recommend the gallery for visits.

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  • Mercy K
    27 February 2018

    Nice quiet place in town next to Nyayo House.

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  • Jeniffer Maigua
    20 February 2018

    Beautiful art. Calm scenery with the perfect hideout coffee shop. Thats where one should go for a cup of coffee coupled with a good book. Once finished, take a tour of the gallery and lose yourself in African history.

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  • Mary Kamau
    02 February 2018

    There's something super enchanting about this place. I loved it

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  • Oduor Obura
    25 January 2018

    The center of Nairobi is informative. Great collection of Murumbi artefacts

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  • Leley Amos Brian
    16 September 2017

    At the junction of Kenyatta Avenue and Uhuru highway is this breathtaking monument, built in 1913 by the British colonial government and designed by government architect Rand Overy.
    The building is a display of Victorian Architecture and was used for Native affairs.
    In the post colonial era it has played a major role as provincial administration offices before the construction of Nyayo house that is adjacent sky scraper.
    The building now houses unique Pan African cultural collection of Kenya 's second vice president Joseph Murumbi.

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  • Mary Mankone
    14 July 2017

    Amazing placebo learn about our Kenyan Heritage, promotes art and culture

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  • Absalom Alila
    26 June 2017

    I loved it, we went there with a friend and the Tour guide was awesome too. Appreciate how Murumbi kept the cultural collections, this gallery has some of the last remaining visions of true African History

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  • John Kilonzi
    26 June 2017

    Magical experience. Beautiful tour guides. For Pan-Africans

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  • Kaugi KIbaara
    04 June 2017

    Lots of historical pieces. Showcasing various new talents. Good place for a visit to get a sense of east africa.

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  • Daniel Ndeti
    23 April 2017

    Beautiful piece of history collected by the Former Vice President of Kenya, Joseph Murumbi

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  • Kevin Gikubu
    26 March 2017

    Historical. You should visit. A very old building and has nice history about culture and more

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  • Baroness B
    16 March 2017

    Houses beautiful pieces from one of Kenya's former Vice President's personal collection. Great history linked to its location.

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  • Jenny McGuire
    10 March 2017

    Charming local art with some more modern pieces, too.

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  • Maureen Ng'ang'a
    16 February 2017

    So beautiful. And the coffee shop is so amazing

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