A large portion of the cultural and historical heritage of Egypt revolves around old Cairo; so when you’re there, don’t miss the opportunity of being taken on an enchanting tour to envision the glorious times of a once by-gone era. From the narrow streets of old Cairo, Coptic treasures, and Islamic Monuments and historical buildings which are punctuated by mosques, edged by the city gates and presided over with the Citadel. Cairo also never runs out of plentiful must-see sights.
As the sun sets, Cairo’s nightlife comes alive with cruising restaurants, feluccas on the Nile, and vibrant city spots. The city offers diverse options, from intimate settings to lively venues, with everything from elegant dinners with Nile views to traditional folklore performances at the Cairo Opera House. For a cultural experience, visit El Sawy Culturewheel, and don’t miss the Sound & Light shows at the Giza pyramids for a touch of historical magic.
Dining in Cairo is a culinary adventure, as it offers a variety of the finest restaurants that serve different international cuisines, but if you really want to get introduced to the genuine taste of Egypt, you have to try its local cuisine.
When your visit comes to an end, don’t pack up and fly back just yet, as there are some places where you need to stop by and grab a reminder of your holiday in Egypt. In addition to Khan El Khalily, Cairo boasts an extensive collection of shopping outlets from where you can buy souvenirs and gifts for your loved ones.
