The village market is East Africa’s largest shopping and recreational complex. Set on over ten acres, houses over 140 shops, a full recreational park with water slides, a mini golf, twelve state of the art bowling lanes, a pool hall a variety of children games. Nu metro theaters Kenya’s largest cinema complex which has four screens featuring the latest international hits.
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Village market is ten minutes drive from the city centre and is located in tranquil vicinity that also houses the UNEP Headquarters.
It is designed to blend into the surrounding environment with beautiful landscaping and grounds.
The complex embodies the spirit of African marketing in an open air setting with waterfalls, rivers and gardens in every direction.
The food court offers a multi cultural gastronomical experiences over 13 food outlets provide a choice to suite every taste from Thai, Italian, Chinese and African.
The beautiful open setting of food court allows the visitor to relax in an environment ideally suited for relaxation and comfort.
A live band provides entertainment on Friday night and on Sunday afternoon, when the food court is transformed into a place for old friends to meet, families to share a meal in
a safe and secure place.
The Maasai Market comes to the Village Market every Friday.
Over 350 craftsmen traders and artisans come to sell unique arts and crafts. Just as every visitor must see London’s Big Ben or Paris’ Eiffel Tower, a trip to Kenya would not be complete without visiting the village market.
The abundance and quality of arts and crafts in unrivaled, allowing both tourists and residents to appreciate Kenya’s and Africa’s finest works.
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