A Journey through History and Culture: Citadel of Saladin, Mohammed Ali Mosque, and Khan Al-Khalili

• Cairo Citadel

  1 hoursAdmission Ticket Included

  Citadel of Saladin: Your exploration leads you to the formidable Citadel of Saladin, a medieval fortress constructed in 1172 to safeguard Cairo against the threat of Crusaders. Perched atop the Moqattam Hills, this citadel is a testament to military strategy and architectural prowess. As you stand within its walls, you'll feel the echoes of history – the whispers of battles fought and alliances formed. Mohammed Ali Mosque: A focal point within the citadel's complex is the iconic White Mosque of Mohammed Ali Pasha. This mosque, often referred to as the Alabaster Mosque, is a masterpiece of Ottoman architecture. Its elegant domes and minarets pierce the sky, a symbol of faith and cultural heritage. As you step inside, you're embraced by the serenity and grandeur that define sacred spaces.

• The Museum of Egyptian Antiquities

  2 hoursAdmission Ticket Included

  Begin your adventure at the Museum of Egyptian Antiquities, where history comes to life through its exquisite collection. Immerse yourself in the wonders of ancient Egypt as you marvel at artifacts that span millennia – from mummies and royal treasures to hieroglyphic inscriptions. Each exhibit tells a story of an era steeped in mystery and grandeur.

• Khan Al-Khalili

  2 hoursAdmission Ticket Included

  Khan Al-Khalili: Your journey through time continues to Khan Al-Khalili, one of the oldest bazaars in the Middle East. This vibrant marketplace is a tapestry of colors, scents, and sounds. As you navigate its labyrinthine alleys, you'll encounter a plethora of treasures – from intricate handicrafts to aromatic spices. The bustling ambiance and the interactions with local vendors offer an authentic glimpse into Cairo's daily life and trading heritage. A Fusion of Past and Present: As you move from the Citadel to the mosque and the bazaar, you're immersed in the layers of Egypt's history and culture. The Citadel stands as a guardian of the past, the Mohammed Ali Mosque as a symbol of devotion, and Khan Al-Khalili as a vibrant testament to trade and community.
• Accommodations

  Not Include

  Food And Drinks

  Lunch