Cairo & Giza

Situated by the Nile, Egypt’s capital Cairo holds some of the country’s best historical and contemporary offerings, lively streets that never sleep, and diverse neighbourhoods. The dynamic metropolis features numerous heritage sites that imbue the city with a distinct charm and offer a glimpse into its Islamic and Coptic histories. These include the renowned Al-Muiz Street, Amr Ibn Al As Mosque, the Hanging Church, and the Saint Samaan Monastery.

From local to international dining, Cairo’s variety of restaurants and cuisines cater to every taste, with prominent neighborhoods like Zamalek, Downtown Cairo, and Maadi housing many favorites. Those who love dining with a view can enjoy their meals on a boat restaurant, followed by an exhilarating felucca ride for a wonderful view of the sunset.

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Cairo’s nightlife is also well-known for its diversity, creating a fusion of different genres and styles. Local and international live music concerts, from jazz to electronic, are regularly hosted at venues around the city, as well as at its cultural landmark, the Cairo Opera House.

All in all, Cairo’s culturally rich landscape makes for a must-visit destination.

Neighbour to Cairo and the second largest city in Egypt, Giza is located on the west bank of the Nile and is home to some of the most exceptional archaeological sites in the country and the world. With the Great Pyramids of Giza as its hallmark, the city is a must-visit destination to view the greatest and only one of the ancient Seven Wonders of the World still standing today and experience much of what the ancient Egyptian civilization has left behind.

Giza is set to become the location of the largest archaeological museum in the world following the inauguration of the Grand Egyptian Museum, located by the Giza plateau. It will house over 50,000 artefacts, including new pieces and already-famous items such as the Tutankhamun collection.

A once-in-a-lifetime experience, Giza is every visitor’s opportunity to walk in the footsteps of ancient Egyptians right here, right now.

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