Tour to the Egyptian museum, Food tour, Old Cairo and the citadel of Saladin
In this tour, you are going to understand the ancient and modern culture, traditions, religion, art and style of Egyptians.
The Egyptian Museum in Cairo:
It contains the masterpieces for the ancient Egyptian kings and queens.
Also, it contains the mummy rooms that provide the royal mummies for the most famous kings and queens.
The food tour
All tourists are travelling to many countries to visit historical sites. But also they want to know more about the countries’ cultures, traditions and to try their traditional food.
So, we decided to give you the chance to know more about Egyptians by this tour.
Old Cairo:
It’s better known with the multi-religion complex and Al-Fustat.
They gave it the name of the multi-religion complex because it has the first mosque in Egypt which was built by the Muslim leader Amr Ibn Al Aas, The Jewish temple and the oldest churches.
The Muslim army leader Amr Ibn Al-Aas has built Al Fustat from about 1365 years ago; they took one year to make it; it was overlooking the Nile.
The Citadel:
It built to be a defensive fortress as Saladin wants to fortify Cairo from the danger of crusaders and Shi’a.
Now we would give you a brief idea about Cairo:
However, Cairo was the 4th Islamic capital in Egypt after Al-Fustat, Al-Askar, and Al-Qataie.
The Fatimid army leader Gawhar Al-Saqlabi built Cairo for the Muslims who were of the Shia sect.
So, it was built by the Fatimid army leader Gawhar Al-Saqlabi for the Muslims who were of the Shia sect, and it made in 969 AD.
Also, Cairo has a lot of places to visit and activities to do, for the reason that if you are in Cairo, don’t miss to do it like:
- Old Cairo.
- The Egyptian Museum Cairo.
- Khan el Khalily bazaars.
- Food tour.
- The Islamic museum.
- The Citadel of Saladin.
- Felucca in the Nile River.
- Dinner Nile Cruise.
Overview
Tour to the Egyptian museum, Food tour, Old Cairo and the citadel of Saladin
In this tour, you are going to understand the ancient and modern culture, traditions, religion, art and style of Egyptians.
Highlights
- The Egyptian museum.
- The mummy rooms.
- The mosque of Amr ibn Al Aas.
- The hanging church.
- Babylon fortress.
- St. George church.
- Abu Serga Church.
- St. Barbara church
- The Synagogue.
- The citadel.
- The mosque of Mohammed Ali.
- The police museum.
- The military museum.
- Food tour