Set off on an unforgettable two-day journey from Sharm El Sheikh to Cairo, immersing yourself in Egypt’s most iconic landmarks and rich cultural heritage. Your adventure begins with a comfortable shared transfer to Cairo, followed by a guided tour of the legendary Pyramids of Giza and the awe-inspiring Great Sphinx. Continue to the Egyptian Museum, where you’ll discover an extensive collection of ancient treasures, including the famed artifacts from King Tutankhamun’s tomb.
On the second day, after breakfast, your private guide will take you to the historic Citadel of Saladin and the impressive Mohamed Ali Alabaster Mosque. Explore the spiritual heart of Old Cairo with visits to the Coptic Church, the Church of St. Sergius and Bacchus, and the Ben Ezra Synagogue. You’ll also see the Amr Ibn Al-As Mosque, Egypt’s oldest, dating back to 642 AD. In the evening, return to Sharm El Sheikh, bringing your Cairo adventure to a memorable close.
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A landmark of Tahrir Square, the Egyptian Museum (Museum of Egyptian Antiquities) has long been a cornerstone for Egyptologists, home to some of the most significant ancient artifacts in the world. Although parts of its collection are being transferred to the new Grand Egyptian Museum, it still stands as an essential destination for anyone passionate about ancient Egypt
One of the most mysterious Seven Wonders of the Ancient World (and the only one still standing), the Pyramids of Giza—the Great Pyramid of Khufu, Pyramid of Khafre, and Pyramid of Menkaure—still live up to more than 4,000 years of hype. Seeing these 4th-dynasty pyramids and their guardian Great Sphinx rising from the Giza Plateau is a must on any trip to Cairo (and the reason many travelers find themselves in Egypt).
The 66-foot-tall (20-meter-tall) Sphinx of Giza is an icon of ancient Egypt, and the subject of continued debate regarding its meaning, age, and original builder. With the head of a human and the body of a lion, the Sphinx—one of the world’s largest and oldest statues—is said to symbolize strength, power, and wisdom.
Papyrus is an important part of Egypt’s history. The raw material used to make this ancient paper comes from the stalk of the Cyperus papyrus plant, which has a brittle interior and a tough exterior and grows in damp regions of the Nile Delta. Its method of production was a well-kept secret for many years, allowing the ancient Egyptians to have a monopoly over its production and distribution.The Papyrus Institute is a government-approved museum and shop not far from the Pyramids in Giza, where visitors can browse and buy a huge selection of hand-painted papyrus prints. Prices range from the cheap to the very expensive, but bear in mind that these prints are the authentic article and make for some quality souvenirs.Staff at the Papyrus Institute talk visitors through the entire process of manufacturing papyrus, including a demonstration of exactly how it is made.
Begin with a visit to the iconic Citadel of Saladin, a medieval Islamic fortification offering panoramic views of Cairo. Learn about its rich history and strategic importance.
Within the citadel stands the magnificent Mohamed Ali Mosque, known for its stunning alabaster façade and grand Ottoman-style architecture. This mosque is one of Cairo’s most prominent landmarks.
After lunch, delve into the spiritual heart of Old Cairo. Visit: The historic Coptic Church The Church of St. Sergius and Bacchus, believed to be built on the spot where the Holy Family rested during their flight into Egypt The Ben Ezra Synagogue, one of the oldest in Egypt
Continue to the Amr Ibn Al-As Mosque, the first mosque ever built in Egypt (642 AD). Admire its serene, minimalist design that influenced Islamic architecture for centuries.
End your day with a visit to the lively Khan El Khalili Bazaar, Cairo’s largest and most renowned market. Take some free time to browse for souvenirs, spices, jewelry, and traditional handicrafts, or simply immerse yourself in the vibrant atmosphere of this bustling souk.
After your enriching tour, you'll be transferred back to Sharm El Sheikh.
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