 |
Buzzing with the activities of buying and selling, Khan
al-Khalili is one of the largest markets in the world. It is
situated within Islamic Cairo, a World Heritage Site that attracts
travellers...
|
 |
With over 100,000 artefacts in 107 halls, the Egyptian Museum
provides days of exploration. Inside are treasures from ancient
Egypt, including priceless finery taken from ancient royal tombs,
and...
|
 |
The pyramids are the earth's oldest tourist attraction and the
Great Pyramid of Khufu (also referred to as the Great Pyramid of
Cheops) is the only remainder of the seven ancient wonders of...
|
 |
This small and enclosed area, also known as Coptic Cairo, is the
oldest part of the city and was once known as the Roman stronghold
of Babylon; some of the old walls still exist. It is the...
|
 |
From Cairo it is possible to experience Egypt's finest journey
on offer, the Great Desert Circuit. It runs for over 621 miles
(1,000km) through spectacular desert landscape and is punctuated...
|
 |
One of the few round churches still in existence in the East,
the Greek Church of St. George features a long set of steps that
lead up to the church where visitors will find a relief of St
George...
|
 |
The Hanging Church in Cario derives its name from its location
on top of the southern tower gate of the old Babylon fortress with
its nave suspended over a passage. It's the most famous...
|
 |
The Egyptians were the first people to develop the art
technology of manufacturing glass and cutting it into beautiful
shapes and began doing this 5,000 years ago. Established in 1961
and located...
|
 |
This massive stone fortress of the Saladin Citadel, set in a
beautiful tropical location with magnificent views, was built by
Salah ad-Din in the 12th century. Visitors have the freedom to...
|
 |
Discovered in 1882 during excavations, the statue of Pharaoh
Ramses II was cut into six pieces in the 1950s and moved to Ramses
Square in central Cairo where it stood for a further 50 years....
|
 |
This living museum is a fabulous attraction for the whole family
to enjoy. Visitors sail down a network of canals in motorized
barges where a cast of actors and actresses work to recreate
ancient...
|
 |
This indoor amusement park spans two floors and features 10 big
rides, more than 100 games and rides, and even a Baby Zone section
for very young visitors. Kids can enjoy rides such as the...
|
 |
A trip to Dream Park is a must for children of all ages and
makes a great day out for the whole family. Featuring rides, shops
and simulators, the 160 acre Dream Park is also encircled by a
train,...
|
 |
Viewing the Pyramids by Arabian horseback is a great experience
and an unforgettable way to take in one of the world's most famous
sights. There is of course, the slightly smellier option of...
|
 |
Memphis and Saqqara are small towns today, but in ancient Egypt
they were great cities and seats of power, an identity still
traceable in the ruins and relics in each. Memphis is home to...
|
RSS Feeds
Find a Restaurant in Your City
