Start Your Egypt Tour by meeting your Egyptologist guide and drive to the museum of Islamic art. This visit will enrich your knowledge about the different types of Islamic monuments. The materials used in making those artifacts. The museum consists of one floor and displays thousands of Pieces that reflect art during the different dynasties. The next stop will be the citadel of Saladin and the Alabaster mosque. Drive to the old section of Cairo where you will pass by the highest mountain in Cairo. The fort of Saladin was built on a cliff of this mount for protecting the city against the Crusaders.
In 1830 Mohamed Ali was ordered to build the Alabaster Mosque inside the citadel of Saladin. It is called the Alabaster mosque as the walls are clad with beautiful layers of alabaster. You will go inside the mosque to see its main components and learn about the Islamic pillars. Aside from its huge size and exquisite beauty, one of the beautiful elements of this mosque is that it has two identical slim minarets, top-covered with lead as the mosque domes and semi-domes. Enjoy the panoramic view of the city from the mosque, where you can see the Giza pyramids on clear days.
Another beautiful mosque is worth visiting, the mosque of Ibn Tulun (866-869) is well-preserved with a unique tower. Visit the Gayer Anderson museum inside the walls of the mosque.
When the tour is over, you will be transferred to your hotel.
1 Personas | 2-4 Personas | 5-8 Personas | 9-16 Personas |
---|---|---|---|
299 USD | 199 USD | 160 USD | 130 USD |
299 USD Per Person
199 USD Per Person
160 USD Per Person
130 USD Per Person
Visit the Hanging Church and Babylon fortress. Feel the holiness of the Cavern church where Mary and Jesus were hiding. Learn about the history of the Jewish temple and community.
Have you ever been to a camel market? Most probably the answer would be No. Then, you have the chance to visit the Birqash camel market.
A visit to the Pharaonic village will be an excellent choice. This place has also a lot of attractions and activities for the children.