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Lovers of sports have a variety of facilities to
choose ranging from; excellent golf courses, horse riding,
camel riding, tennis and squash courts, soccer, rugby
and cricket fields, swimming pools and fitness centres.
Golf enthusiasts can sample a variety of golf courses
in and around Nairobi. your hotel can make arrangements
for a visitor to be able to participate in any sport
of their choice. |
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Westlands
The Westlands suburb has a generous offering of discos,
bars and restaurants to choose from. If you like salsa
music there are plenty of venues which offer a vibrant
mix of spicy music and cocktails as well as occasional
live entertainment. For those with a taste for up-market
wine bars, places such as Tamambo at The Mall, Westlands
are the epitome of cool sophistication. other popular
joints are Pavement, Gypsies etc. |
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The Nairobi Marathon
The Nairobi Marathon is sponsored by standard Chartered
Bank and takes place every year and attracts participants
from all over the world. As
well as being able to witness Kenya’s famous runners
in action, spectators and participants help to raise funds
that support different worthy
causes.
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Carnivore
The world famous Carnivore disco has maintained its reputation
as one of the premier entertainment venues in the world.
It has been a staple in the Kenyan party scene for over
two decades and is still considered hip and trendy by
the more youthful partygoers. The disco always brings
the crowd to its feet. The list of nightspots is endless;
it is best to enquire at your hotel or hire a taxi from
one of the many reputable taxi firms and take a guided
club hopping tour of the city and its environs.
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International Cuisines
Kenya has long been a favourite with Italian expatriates
and the evidence can be seen all around with the variety
of authentic and top class Italian restaurants around
the city. Tamambo Brassarie at the Mall in Westlands,
the Tamarind Restaurant at the National Bank Building
in the city (both of the same family as Carnivore) serve
a fusion of contemporary African, and European brasserie
cuisine. At The Pampa Grill at the Panari Centre on Mombasa
Road, guests enjoy the Brazilians’ Churrascaria
style of dining very much akin to Kenyans goat eating
sessions. The Safari Park Hotel on Thika Road is home
to five restaurants serving food from different parts
of the world. Asian influence is very strong in Kenya
and you won’t have to go very far to encounter the
spicy aromas from the many Indian restaurants around the
city. |
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