The most beautiful church in Nairobi with intricate original glasswork and architecture that stops you in your tracks. Multiple morning masses make it accessible, and the modern parking facility makes visiting the CBD location hassle-free.
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Read guide →This is the most beautiful Church I've entered in so far. The beauty and intricacy fonhe architecture and art was breathtaking. I particularly loved how they have so many Masses in the morning, I was...
The biggest church in Nairobi, still have the original glass work. A nice and peaceful place.
The Holy Family Basilica parking is very modern. Before you get to the premise you are able to know how many parking spaces are left as they have a board hang outside showing the spaces remaining. The...
I recently used this public parking space in Nairobi, and overall, I was quite satisfied. The location is convenient, especially for anyone running errands or attending meetings in the nearby area. Se...
Came for the parking. Secure. Well lit. Overall fantastic place to park when in CBD. The rates are high for a 1 hour parking though.
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