Your guide will meet you at your hotel to begin an evening in Cairo that combines history, food and a gentle river ride. You will explore Khan El Khalili bazaar and walk along the street to the Muez, an open‑air museum with more than a thousand architectural wonders.
Along the way you will enter Al‑Hakim Mosque, where the interior reveals a quiet, spiritual space. You will also stop at cafe Fishaway (Coffee of Mirrors), which serves traditional Egyptian drinks such as mint tea.
Later you will board a felucca, a traditional wooden sailing vessel propelled only by the wind, for a slow, relaxing trip on the water. For dinner you can choose between koshari — a mix of rice, lentils, pasta and chickpeas served at the restaurant Abu Tarek — or shorma with thin slices of meat or chicken at Papa Abdu, . The evening typically includes an Egyptian sweet, Zalabya, to finish your meal.
The guide will wait for you at your hotel in Cairo or Giza with a sign with your name with pickup completely free .
If the hotel is within the cario airport or in new cairo or 6 october there is extra charge 10 $
Stepping onto a traditional felucca is like stepping into a living piece of Egyptian history. : From the water, you get unobstructed, panoramic views of the Cairo Tower piercing the sky, the majestic Qasr El Nil Bridge guarded by its famous stone lions, and the glittering downtown skyline.
We will head to the historic center of Cairo, taking a two-hour tour in which we will see some of the most spectacular places in Cairo. Like the famous Al-Muizz Street, known for its many medieval architectural gems. Or the Grand Bazaar of Khan el-Khalili, the largest market in Africa.
Walking down Al-Muizz Street (El Moez Street) is like stepping directly into a time machine that transports you straight into Egypt's medieval golden age. Stretching for roughly one kilometer through the fortified heart of Historic Cairo, this pedestrian-only stone thoroughfare holds the highest concentration of medieval architectural treasures in the Islamic world—earning its reputation as the ultimate open-air museum
local dinner you can choose between shorma or Koshari—Egypt's ultimate national comfort food—is a hearty, high-energy mountain of rice, macaroni, lentils, and chickpeas, smothered in garlic-vinegar (dakka), spicy tomato sauce, and a mountain of crispy fried onions. shorma Syrian-style (served in tightly rolled, toasted flat saj bread with intense garlic toumya and pickles) and traditional Egyptian-style (served in soft, round kaiser buns or pita with tahini, tomatoes, and fresh parsley).
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You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
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