The Amazing Pyramids of Giza & Sakkara
1st day, you can’t come to Egypt without visiting the Pyramids of Giza and the Sphinx. To avoid the crowd try to make the visit early in the morning and don’t forget to take the camera with you. Imagine standing in front of this huge beauty and imagining in your head how it looked back then in ancient Egypt. Take with you plenty of water as it can get hot during the mid-day and it’s essential to stay hydrated.
You can also visit the Djoser pyramid in Sakkara which is known with Sakkara Pyramid one of the very first stone figures built during ancient Egypt that influenced building the great pyramids of Giza.

Nile Cruise

On your 2nd day in Egypt experience the City from a Different Angle with a Nile River Cruise The setting sun paints the banks of the Nile in a warm scatter of colors that light up the nearby landmarks majestically.
So you can also have your traditional Egyptian dish but with the added pleasure of swaying to rhythmic remembrance of belly dance music. You will be immersed in the essence of Egyptian culture and walk away with beautiful long lasting proboscis of experiencing a timeless city.

The Captivating Citadel of Saladin

Day 3 moving along with your 5 days in Cairo, you can continue your journey by visiting the Citadel of Saladin. This UNESCO World Heritage site is a testament to the deep historical roots of Islamic civilization in this glorious city. Built on the Mokattam Hill, the citadel was built in the 12th century by legendary Ayyubid sultan Saladin to guard Cairo against invaders.
Visit the spectacular Mosque of Muhammad Ali, a dominant presence in the citadel with its high towers and elaborate interior. Check out the architectural details which show off artistry and craftsmanship of yore. The point above the citadel itself allows for perfect panoramic views of the city, as everyone had seen in their Instagram feeds.

Exploring Al-Moez Street

On the 4th day, al-Moez Street will let you taste the world of Islamic Cairo after your visit to the Citadel. This is the most colorful street, one of the great treasures of Islamic culture in Egypt, rich with buildings that have an infrared/microscopic Qalabjeer touch to them.
Mosques like the Al-Hakim Mosque and the Sulayman Agha Al-silahdar Mosque dot this thoroughly historic stretch, grand evidence of a richly cultured region. Interact with the local artisans and craftspeople as you watch their timeless crafts with textiles, metalwork, and more.

Zamalek: A Tranquil Oasis on the Nile

The 5th day of the 5 days in Cairo, begin with the heart of Cairo specifically streets of Zamalek. Built on an island in the heart of the Nile, it offers a very warm and welcoming city streets. Walk along the leafy avenues, you will see elegant architecture and picturesque views of the river. Take a seat at one of the charming cafes there, where you sip your coffee and savoring the local delicacies.
As you walk through Zamalek, be sure to visit the iconic Cairo Tower, a 614-foot-tall landmark that offers breathtaking panoramic view of the whole city. There’s also an observation deck see the city at a closer look.

Discovering the Vibrant Downtown

After walking through Zamalek streets, take a bus into Downtown Cairo. This place is magical and a testament to the city's enduring energy, with its chaotic streets, crowded markets, and historic landmarks. Start your exploration at the iconic Tahrir Square, a pivotal site in Egypt's revolutionary history, the square that holds the Egyptian Museum.

Also a very famous there a square called Talaat Harb, where you'll find a display of French classic architecture, a remnant of Cairo's colonial past.

Before the day come to an end, make sure to visit the grand Abdeen Palace, a stunning architectural gem that was once the official residence of the Egyptian president. Explore the fascinating interiors and gain a deeper understanding of the city's rich history.

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