đ Egypt TRIPS
đïžEgyptâs Pyramids
đEgyptian Museum
The Egyptian Museum: A Treasure Trove of Ancient Artifacts . Located in Cairoâs Tahrir Square, the Egyptian Museum (officially the Museum of Egyptian Antiquities) is one of the worldâs greatest repositories of ancient Egyptian artifacts. With over 120,000 items on display
It Perched on a hill in Islamic Cairo, the Citadel of Saladin (Qal'at Salah al-Din) is one of Egyptâs most iconic landmarks. Built in the 12th century as a fortified stronghold against Crusaders, it served as Egyptâs seat of power for nearly 700 years under the Ayyubids, Mamluks, and Ottomans. Today, it offers breathtaking views of Cairo and houses stunning mosques, museums, and historic palaces.
đ°Citadel of Saladin
They are among the most iconic and enduring symbols of ancient civilization. Built as monumental tombs for pharaohs, these architectural marvels continue to captivate travelers, historians, and archaeologists.
A Journey Through Egyptâs Christian Heritage Located in Old Cairo (Masr al-Qadima), Coptic Cairo is one of the most historically rich areas in Egypt, showcasing the countryâs deep Christian roots. This ancient district, built within the walls of the Roman fortress of Babylon, is home to some of the oldest churches in Egypt, a fascinating museum, and a synagogueâall standing as a testament to Cairoâs multi-religious past.
đïž Coptic Cairo
Explore the heart of Islamic Cairo, a UNESCO-listed historic district filled with medieval mosques, madrasas, bazaars, and monuments from the Fatimid, Mamluk, and Ottoman eras. This tour takes you through 1,000+ years of Islamic heritage, showcasing stunning architecture and vibrant street life.
You can choose any of these tours to do with your family, friends or relatives.
đ Islamic Cairo Tour: A Journey Through Medieval Wonders
đHalf Day Tour to Sakkara and Memphis
Exploring Ancient Egyptâs Oldest Treasures
This 5â6 hour tour takes you to two of Egyptâs most important archaeological sites near Cairo:
Saqqara â Home of the Step Pyramid, the worldâs oldest stone pyramid.
Memphis â The first capital of unified Egypt, with colossal statues.
Exploring Egyptâs Ancient Capital Memphis, founded around 3100 BCE by King Narmer (Menes), was the first capital of unified Egypt and a thriving metropolis for over 3,000 years. Today, its open-air museum showcases colossal statues, royal relics, and remnants of this legendary city.
đïžMemphis Tour
đș Saqqara Tour
Exploring Egyptâs Oldest Pyramid & Hidden Tombs . Saqqara, the vast necropolis of ancient Memphis, is one of Egyptâs most fascinating archaeological sites. Home to the worldâs first pyramid, mysterious underground tombs, and stunning ancient artwork, itâs a must-visit for history lovers.
Cairo nights are all magical and full of fun and culture. Enjoy watching the street life and the local people in this bustling and busy yet amazing city. Go and discover the 1050 years old city walls and gates. Stare at the impressive towers and domes of old mosques lit in the evening. Explore one of the great historical streets in Cairo; El Moez is an open-air museum of Islamic art and architecture. Stretch your body and soul on a sailboat ride on the Nile during sunset time. Enjoy an unforgettable evening while sitting with the locals in the oldest coffee shop in Cairo built in 1763 and still active.
đCairo by night tour
Listen to the story of (the pyramids) and the legends of the Egyptian pharaohs come alive at the spectacular sound and light show. The 50 minutesâ show will recreate the history of the place. Giving you the impression that the Sphinx came back to life and narrating the story, the show is accompanied by laser lights and orchestral music. Watch the great icons of ancient Egypt illuminated in a very spectacular style.
âšSound and light in Giza Pyramids
Cairoâs Historic Bazaar & Cultural Hub
Khan el-Khalili is one of the oldest markets in the Middle East, dating back to the 14th century. Located in Islamic Cairo, this labyrinth of narrow alleys is a sensory overload of spices, gold, perfumes, and handmade craftsâperfect for shopping, photography, and soaking up Cairoâs vibrant street life.
đKhan Elkhalili
Explore two of Egyptâs most important pyramid fieldsâSaqqara, where pyramid-building began, and Dahshur, home to the first "true" pyramids. This tour is perfect for history lovers who want to escape crowds and see ancient engineering breakthroughs.
đSaqqara & Dahshur
Traditional Egyptian Sailboats: Feluccas & More
Egyptâs Nile River and coastal areas have relied on wind-powered sailboats for thousands of years. The most iconic is the felucca, a wooden sailing vessel still used today for transport, fishing, and tourism.
The Grand Egyptian Museum (GEM): Egyptâs Newest Wonder
The Grand Egyptian Museum (GEM), near the Giza Pyramids, is the worldâs largest archaeological museum, set to showcase 5,000+ years of ancient Egyptian history. After years of anticipation, itâs finally opening its doors to reveal never-before-seen treasures, including the full Tutankhamun collection for the first time.
