🏛️Main Attractions
- ✓Egyptian Museum
- ✓Islamic Quarter
- ✓Coptic Quarter
- ✓Khan Khalili Market
- ✓Citadel
- ✓Ibn Tulun Mosque
- ✓Al-Muizz Street
- ✓Cairo Tower
Cairo
The largest city in the Arab world and Africa, where ancient wonders meet modern metropolis. Home to Islamic treasures, Coptic heritage, and gateway to the Pyramids.
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Traditional Egyptian cuisine in authentic 1950s setting
Modern Egyptian street food - koshary, falafel, ful medames
Mediterranean cuisine with stunning Nile views and shisha lounge
Authentic Egyptian dishes since 1959 - tahina, molokhia, grilled meats
Armenian-Egyptian fusion, famous for grilled meats and mezze
Grilled chicken and Egyptian countryside atmosphere
Historic bazaar for spices, perfumes, papyrus, jewelry, and traditional crafts. Bargaining essential.
Largest shopping mall in Egypt with international brands, cinema, and dining options
Contemporary Egyptian crafts and design, supporting local artisans with modern interpretations
Traditional crafts market near Old Cairo, pottery, textiles, copper work
October - April (mild weather), avoid summer heat (May-September can reach 40°C)
$30-60 per day (budget), $80-150 (mid-range), $200+ (luxury)/day
3-4 days (add 2-3 days if including Giza Pyramids and day trips)
UTC+2
Arabic (English spoken in tourist areas)
EGP (Egyptian Pound)
Recommended plan for efficient sightseeing
💡 Arrive at opening (9 AM) to beat crowds. Focus on Tutankhamun galleries and Royal Mummies room (extra ticket). Audio guide recommended. Allow 3-4 hours minimum.
💡 Walk around Tahrir Square, visit Talaat Harb Street for colonial architecture. Try Groppi Café, a historic 1920s establishment.
💡 Sunset cruise with buffet dinner and folkloric show. Book reputable operator. Stunning city lights and bridge views.