Egyptian Museum, Citadel & Khan El-Khalili Bazar

1. Egyptian Museum

Located in Cairo, it houses thousands of ancient Egyptian artifacts, including the treasures of Tutankhamun and statues of pharaohs. A must-visit to explore Egypt’s rich history and art.

2. Citadel of Saladin

A historic fortress offering panoramic views of Cairo. Highlights include massive walls, towers, and the Muhammad Ali Mosque. It showcases Egypt’s Islamic and military history.

3. Khan El-Khalili

Cairo’s famous market, known for handmade crafts, spices, jewelry, and souvenirs. Perfect for experiencing traditional Egyptian life and enjoying local cafes.

National Museum of Egyptian Civilization, Citadel & Khan El-Khalili Bazar

1. National Museum of Egyptian Civilization (NMEC)

• Highlights: Pharaohs’ mummies, ancient artifacts, interactive exhibits from Pharaonic, Greek, Roman, Coptic, and Islamic periods.

• Tip: Don’t miss the mummies and Tutankhamun section.

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2. Cairo Citadel (Saladin Citadel)

• Highlights:

• Muhammad Ali Mosque (Alabaster Mosque)

• Fortress walls & towers with panoramic views

• Military museum with historical weapons

• Tip: Wear comfortable shoes; walking uphill can be tiring.

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3. Khan El-Khalili

• Highlights: Traditional market with souvenirs, jewelry, spices, and crafts.

• Activities: Shopping, enjoying local coffee, watching artisans at work.

The Egyptian museum

• Houses thousands of artifacts from all Pharaonic periods.

• Highlights include Tutankhamun’s treasures, such as gold, coffins, and royal jewelry.

• See royal mummies and exhibits showing daily life in ancient Egypt.

• The museum gives a great insight into ancient Egyptian civilization through art, statues, and everyday tools.

National Museum Of Egyptian Civilization

National Museum of Egyptian Civilization (NMEC):

This museum showcases the full history of Egypt, from prehistoric times to modern days. Its main highlight is the Royal Mummies Hall, where you can see mummies of famous pharaohs and queens, including the carefully preserved bodies, coffins, and personal artifacts. The museum also features interactive exhibits, giving visitors insight into ancient daily life, religion, and culture. It’s a modern, well-organized space that makes Egyptian history easy to explore and understand.

Food Tour in Down Town Streets

Street lunch vibes in Downtown Cairo – good food, old streets, and that special Cairo energy you can’t find anywhere else.”

Egyptian Museum, Cairo Tower

Exploring Cairo vibes – from ancient wonders at the Egyptian Museum to sky-high views at the Cairo Tower. History below, magic above.

Faluka in The River Nile & Cairo Tower

Nile breeze on a felucca, then sky-high views from Cairo Tower – Cairo magic from water to the clouds.”

Nile Dinner Cruise

A Nile dinner cruise is a luxury evening on a large boat. Guests are welcomed with drinks and soft music as the boat sails along the Nile. A lavish dinner is served with appetizers, main courses, desserts, and drinks. Live entertainment includes a singer, a magician, and a dancer. The boat moves slowly, creating a magical atmosphere with lights reflecting on the water. The evening ends with light drinks and desserts as the boat returns to the dock.

Khan El-Kalili Bazar

Khan El Khalili – Cairo’s most famous bazaar, full of colorful shops, traditional cafés, and the smell of spices in the air. Here, you can shop for handmade jewelry, antiques, and souvenirs, while soaking in the charm of old Cairo. Every alley feels like a step back in time.

Mamsha Ahl Misr

Mamsha Ahl Misr is a modern promenade along the Nile in Cairo, opened in 2022.

It features walkways, shops, restaurants, cafés, green spaces, open-air theaters, and seating areas.

The project is being built in phases, aiming to boost tourism, provide leisure spaces, and give the public better access to the Nile’s waterfront.

Mosques and churches

Mosques and Churches in Egypt

Egypt has some of the world’s oldest mosques, like Amr ibn al-As and Al-Azhar, known for their history and Islamic architecture. It also has famous ancient churches, like the Hanging Church and St. Sergius, important in Coptic Christian heritage. Together, they reflect Egypt’s deep religious history and cultural diversity.