Located about 5km from Fahari Palace (7 minutes drive), Nairobi National museum is one of the most important museums in Kenya. It is the ideal place to go and learn about Kenyan culture, history, and more importantly history of mankind and evolution. Also through Nairobi snake park, which is within the Museum, you get to seen and upclose collection of snakes, turtles and crocodiles.

Located about three and a half Kilometres from Fahari Palace, Kazuri is a small workshop that makes ceramic beads Jewelry & Pottery, all handcrafted in Kenya. Each bead is shaped from clay by hand, then kiln-fired, hand-glazed and fired again before being strung to make a necklace or bracelet. Their Mission is to provide and sustain employment opportunities for disadvantaged members of Kenyan society.

Situated about 3km from Fahari Palace, the Sarit Centre is one of Nairobi’s busiest shopping centers, with a wide range of shops, restaurants, and amenities for all your daily needs. It is also one of the oldest malls in Kenya. This hub is an ideal place to go shopping, relax and interact with friends. There is organized parking with good security and the building itself is secure and well cleaned. The shops can be easily accessed using the lifts, ramp, and staircase.

Dubbed as East Africa’s Leading destination for shopping and leisure, the Westgate mall is only three and a half kilometres (7 minutes drive) from Fahari Palace. The mall features over 700 parking spaces and over 80 shops and stores. According to the management, the mall attracts highly cosmopolitan and sophisticated customers and reaches a well-defined and attractive demographic audience. This means that the security is therefore top-notch and the facilities used are high end.