When you arrive at Cairo International Airport, our team will greet you with a sign bearing your name and assist you through Passport Control and Customs. We will then escort you to your comfortable, air-conditioned private vehicle for a pleasant ride through the vibrant city.

If you have little time to relax at night, consider an evening at Accor City, an elegant hotel. Enjoy fine dining at a five-star restaurant or a dinner cruise on the Nile with stunning views and captivating stories. This experience in Cairo will bring back childhood memories.

Eventually, you will head to your hotel to relax, prepare for the next day's excursions, and sleep.

Meal: Dinner

Overnight: Hotel in Cairo for 01 night

You will explore the Coptic Quarter, which is less known, with a local tour guide - where you reveal:

Of course, the city of Cairo is one of the many tourist sites, and it is also home to the Hanging Church.

Hanging Church

The prestigious church is a prime example of historical stone art from the early 3rd century AD, symbolizing pilgrimage and spirituality. Known as the Mother Church, it is one of the oldest Christian churches in Egypt, located at the southern gate of the Babylon Fortress. The sound of its bells reflects the dedication to the Holy Family and the beauty of this architectural marvel.

The Coptic Museum

The Coptic Museum provides a unique insight into the heritage and artistry of Coptic civilization. Established in 1910, it features a valuable collection of ancient Egyptian and religious artifacts, including intricately designed textiles, carved wooden objects, and exquisite icons.

This is St. Sergius Church, One of Cairo's oldest churches is the Sergius Church or the Church of Saints Sergius and Bacchus. This ancient chapel is believed to have sheltered the Holy Family during their escape to Egypt. Dedicated to 4th-century martyrs Sergius and Bacchus, the church's tranquil atmosphere and beautiful architecture make it an ideal place for meditation and prayer.

The Church of the Virgin Mary is near Maadi.

Maadi is home to the Virgin Mary Church, one of the earliest parishes and a significant mother church for the Coptic Christian community. It is believed to have been established in the 4th century AD and is notable for its cultural and spiritual importance and its unique Coptic and traditional architectural features, including beautiful cross fronts and distinctive domes.

Before leaving Cairo, enjoy a delicious lunch at one of the city's top restaurants, famous for its traditional Egyptian dishes. Savor fresh meals made with local spices and immerse yourself in the lively atmosphere.

A private van will take you back to your residence in Cairo, providing a comfortable ride where you can relax and unwind for the next day's adventures.

Meals: breakfast and lunch

The Accommodation will be 1 Night at the Cairo Hotel.

By a high-speed train, you'll be taken to: After breakfast, your guide will take you to the... spots you want to visit. It's nevertheless the tall, expansive park of many shades of green and the bea

Mosque of Ibn Tulun

The Ibn Tulun Mosque is one of Africa's oldest mosques in Cairo. Built between 868 and 884 AD on the Hill of Thanksgiving—considered the resting place of Noah's Ark—it showcases Egypt's rich architectural heritage with its stunning golden stucco and wood decorations.

The Gayer Anderson Museum

The Gayer-Anderson Museum, located in Old Cairo's Islamic section, was once the home of Major Gayer-Anderson and was established in the 1940s alongside the Ahmad ibn Tulun Mosque. The museum features a diverse collection of ancient furniture, carpets, textiles, and Islamic art, showcasing artifacts from the Middle East and beyond. Visitors can explore various rooms and courtyards, highlighting ancient Egyptian architecture and the museum's extensive collection.

The Sultan Hassan Mosque

The Mosque-Madrasa of Sultan Hassan is a remarkable architectural landmark built in 1363. It exemplifies Mamluk-period Islamic architecture, featuring intricate stone carvings, large doors, and a spacious courtyard adorned with stunning minarets. This impressive building vividly reflects the artistic achievements and prosperity of its era.

The Al Rifai Mosque

The Al Rifai Mosque near Cairo exemplifies Mamluk architecture and symbolizes advancements from that period. The surrounding cemetery, established in the 20th century, serves as the burial site for Egypt's rulers and members of the Muhammad Ali Dynasty. Its strong domes, intricate decorations, and serene atmosphere evoke a sense of awe, reflecting the regal elegance of the Sultan Hasan Mosque-Madrasa.

Explore a hidden gem in Cairo, where inviting aromas and exquisite flavors captivate even the most discerning food lovers. Enjoy authentic Egyptian cuisine and savor unique signature dishes representing the region's rich culture.

After a day filled with learning and history, a private driver will safely and quietly take you back to your hotel in Cairo.

Relax, refill, and review today's magnificent journey, preparing to greet the marvels that will come tomorrow.

Meal: Breakfast, Lunch

OVERNIGHT ACCOMMODATION: One Night at the city hotel, Twenty Stars in Cairo.

This should be the first item on your schedule list to meet your guide for breakfast if you want to get in the right mood and then go along with him to tour the most incredible ancient sites in Cairo:

Al Muizz Street or El Muizz Street

Al Muizz Golden Street was established by Fatimid between 953 and 975 AD and further expanded in 1171 AD. It is a cultural center displaying stunning examples of Islamic art and architecture in its many house museums, cafes, and art galleries.

The Khan El Khalili Bazaar Built-in the Mamluk era between 1382 and 1389, Khan El Khalili Bazaar was founded and has since evolved into the biggest market in Egypt. It became a rendezvous for the great artisans and traders to showcase their unmatched craftsmanship skills and offer the best souvenirs at competitive prices.

It is the historical gate of Bab El-Futuh.

Bab El-Futuh, or the "Gate of Conquests," is a historic military gate in Cairo that once served as the main entrance to the old city. Built-in 1092 for Badr Al-Jamali, a Vizier of the Fatimids, it offers insight into the medieval walls that protected the town and features intriguing details like traps and barriers.

The Sultan Qalawun Complex

The Sultan Qalawun Complex, built by Sultan al-Mansur Qalawun between 1284 and 1285 A.D., is a remarkable architectural gem featuring a hospital, mosque, madrasa, and mausoleum. Noted for its extravagant ornamentation and intricate Islamic craftsmanship, the complex also includes a charming swimming pool. Visitors can admire Mamluk architecture's exceptional design and experience Old Cairo's luxury.

The Sultan Barquq Mosque

The building, designed to showcase Mamluk architecture and built between 1384 and 1386 AD by Sultan al-Zahir Barquq, symbolizes the four leading Islamic schools of thought. Notable for its tall minarets, smooth arches, large mausoleums, and beautiful courtyards, the mosque features colorful paintings and ornate decorations in the prayer hall.

A meal of your choice at Cairo's top restaurant before you prepare for the trip to Marsa Alam. The Egyptian smoothness gracefully takes your activities to their peaks. Indulge in a meal prepared from fresh, locally sourced ingredients showcasing Egyptian food's flavors stylishly.

After your trip, you will think of the day's buzz, leave the quiet streets of your city, and find yourself in Cairo.

Meal: Breakfast, Lunch

1-night stay at Emerald Palace Hotel, Cairo accommodation

ast, Lunch

After you've had the meal, go through

Museum of Islamic Art — Cairo

The Museums of the Islamic Art System, founded in 1903, offer a unique opportunity to explore art from different periods of the Islamic world. The museum features 4,500 items across 25 rooms and holds over 100,000 pieces of Islamic art, including ceramics, textiles, metalwork, woodwork, and illuminated Qur'an manuscripts, all stored in a separate vault.
Constructed in 1650, the Manial Palace of Prince Muhammed Ali

Mohamed Ali Manial Palace

Manial Palace, located on a grassy island in the Nile River, is an impressive residence built between 1900 and 1929. Designed by Prince Muhammad Ali Tawfik, it features a blend of Ottoman, Persian, and European architectural styles. The grand interior showcases intricate wood carvings, gleaming tiles, and luxurious furniture. Visitors are often amazed by the stunning, expansive rooms adorned with elaborate reliefs and artwork.

The Medieval Manuscripts Museum, also called the Museum of Islamic Calligraphy, stands amid the Manial Palace and has been dedicated to commemorating the destruction of significant medieval manuscripts. The museum houses mostly Qur'ans, science books, poetry, and historical manuscripts, all stylishly illuminated and written in a minuscule script.

Meal Time When you can have lunch

Lunch is not over yet, even when in a great Cairo restaurant - a chance to sample the sparkling foods of the Egyptians. Get the high spirits experience with the beautifully presented platters of Egyptian dishes cooked and swirling with flavors of Arabic Origin.

After all, you'll be taken smoothly to your hotel in Cairo. You will be able to relax there, and then when you are back home, you can remember the happy moments of your stay in this dramatic city.

Meal: Breakfast, Lunch

Value: Cairo, Hotel Stay for One Night

At the end of your stay, you will check out of your hotel and be safely retrieved from your location.

Meals: Breakfast