american embassy memorial garden
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american embassy memorial garden印象
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If in Nairobi spend a few moments in this quiet corner of a bustling city. It's a nice tribute to those that lost their lives. I went in with friends and spent a half hour quietly reflecting and taking time out from the hustle and bustle of Nairobi. Didn't go into the visitors centre as there was an extra fee. Worth an hour of your time.
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We took a walk at this memorial Gardens and there is no words to describe anything like this as the word are Sombere or subdued but also a reminder of all the lives that were lost through terrorism but also to remember all the time @ give peace a chance. May all the families affected in this tragedy find peace and closure to move on.
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This is a place worth visiting. I am a survivor of the 1997 bomb blast in Nairobi. History is difficult to erase and it affects every individual in a unique way. A park where sweet hearts meet. Rooms for hire where one can carry out trainings and fund raising. Gardens that provide the back drop for wedding photos. A theatre where one can view by film the happenings of the fateful day - 7 August 1997. An area where Christmas events are held - there was a Christmas carol event here years back when Kanji Mbugua had just returned home from studies in the USA. This is the first time I heard him sing. A man who sang "Joy to the world" - while on his feet- as a jazz tune, as a reggae tune,as a Christmas carol, as a classical tune,etc. What talent!!!!
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We spent about 20 minutes walking in the garden. It is a peaceful place and clearly popular with locals for sitting and reading or visiting. The display with the names of the 300+ people who died is touching. It costs 20 Ksch to enter the garden and is definitely worth doing.
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went there nothing much done so far but the site is just left like that. a small fee to get in is payable. outside there are seats for one to wait for friends and plan his next visit. buy drinks and newspapers etc. don't like remembering the times as many people lost lives as they were going for their own life bizznes !!! God protect Kenya from such injurious evil minded elements living amongst us !
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Sad and nostalic especially when you think of all who lost thier lives. It is a very thoughtful way of Kenya to remember this horrific moment especially when so many lives were lost and it is a place of interest to those who wish to pay respect to innocent peope who died before their time. Coem with prayers and meditation and respect. RIP
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You will go through the museum understanding more indepth about the nature of (lack) of security in this country. It is unfortunate that this problem still exists.
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This simple memorial has a wonderful museum and long movie about the tragic United States embassy bombing and Kenya's response. Great detective work caught those responsible. In retrospect, the current high level of security at facilities like an embassy seems obvious but sadly it was not always so.
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It was their 9/11 (I suppose, but back in 1998) more than 200+ people died, and the site of the old US Embassy is now a beautiful memorial park with the adjacent Memorial for the horrific event, with touching lettes of the children of those that died, reminding us that such event touches everyone, across many generations...but more so...our most vulnerable: our children
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Glad I saw the memorial. We met a woman that lost her spouse - and as she touched his name on the wall, it sent goosebumps. We were there with people from Nairobi and our host had a sister in an adjacent building - who is forever scarred by loud noises. Nice tributes, gripping photos good quotes.