4 Days Guided Trip in Cairo Egypt

Welcome to the capital of Egypt, Cairo. You'll find our representative waiting for you to offer all kinds of help.

Time to go to the hotel to check-in and enjoy your welcome drink. Have a good rest; it's a short but busy trip.

Cairo is a unique city full of everything you could wish for. Today you'll have a full-day city tour full of fantastic visits.

Start the visit with the most famous monuments: the Three Majestic Pyramids; they are three massive constructions for Kings: Cheops, Chephren, and Myckerinus, prepared for their next life as the Pharaohs believed, guarded by the the Sphinx that has a human head and lion body.

Nearby, you'll visit the ruins of Memphis, the first capital in ancient Egypt, the home of the founders of the pyramids. It was founded by Menes during the third dynasty.

After that, you'll visit the first pyramid ever built "The step pyramid" of King Zoser that is located in the Sakkara Complex.

Lunch will be served during visits.

Head back to the hotel to have some rest. Goodnight.

Good morning. Today you have even a fuller day, so get ready.

You'll start the visits with The Egyptian Museum , it is considered the largest museum in the region, and it houses more than 100,000 original pieces of antiquities that tell us stories about the lives of the ancient Egyptians. You'll find there the famous treasure of King Tut Ankh Amen .

Then we will take you to Old Cairo to visit some of the oldest churches in Egypt.

St. Mary Hanging Church, built-in the heart of Old Cairo since 692, onBasilican style, on a wall of Babylon Fortress – why it's called the Hanging Church. It is dedicated to the Virgin Mary.

St. Barbara Church, built in the 5Th century on ancient Coptic architecture style, it beholds some of the rarest icons.

St. Sergius and Bacchus Church, It was constructed upon the crypt of the holy family where they stayed for three weeks. It is the oldest church in Egypt.

Then visit Ben Ezra Synagogue to have an idea about the Jews' life in Egypt.

After that, we will take you to Salah El Din Citadel, which was built in 1176 during the Islamic dynasty. It used to be the place where they ruled Egypt for many years. In the same place, you will find Mohamed Ali Mosque built based on the Ottoman Empire Islamic architecture in the 19th century.

You'll end the tour by a walk in the open market of Khan El Khalili, where you can buy souvenirs for your friends and family.

Lunch will be served during visits.

Back to the hotel to have a goodnight of sleep.

After you eat your breakfast, and check-out from the hotel, we will take you to the airport to fly back home.

Egypt still has a lot more to show; come back again for more.