3 days in Cairo

The Amazing Pyramids of Giza

Starting 3 days in Cairo, No visit to Cairo would be complete without seeing the iconic Pyramids of Giza, one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World. Start your day early to avoid the crowds and take your camera to capture the beauty of those timeless 3 structures. 

As you look at the Giza pyramids the Sphinx, allow your imagination to transport you back in time, imagining ancient life that once surrounded these ancient monuments. Capture the perfect photos with family or friends, but be mindful of the intense sun and bring plenty of water to stay hydrated.

Sailing the Nile at Sunset

After the Pyramids, Take a Nile River cruise to witness the city in a whole new light. As the sun dips below the horizon, the banks of the Nile come alive with a mesmerizing display of colors, casting a warm glow over the surrounding landmarks.

You can also enjoy your traditional Egyptian dinner while you sway to the rhythmic beats of belly dance music. This experience will transport you to the heart of Egyptian culture, leaving you with beautiful lasting memories of the city's timeless allure.

Zamalek: A Tranquil Oasis on the Nile

The 2nd day of the 3 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.

The Captivating Citadel of Saladin

The final day of your 3 days in Cairo, you can explore the Citadel of Saladin, a UNESCO World Heritage Site that stands as a testament to the city's rich Islamic history. Placed on top of the Mokattam Hill, this citadel was constructed in the 12th century by the renowned Ayyubid Sultan, Saladin, to protect Cairo from invaders.

As you walk through the citadel, be sure to visit the awe-inspiring Mosque of Muhammad Ali, with its towering minarets and ornate interiors. Take a look at the architectural details that showcase the artistry and craftsmanship of the past. The panoramic views from the citadel's point offer a stunning panorama of the city, providing a perfect and eye taking view.

Exploring Al-Moez Street

After your visit to the Citadel, give yourself the chance to explore world of Islamic Cairo by visiting Al-Moez Street. This vibrant street which is a very precious treasure of the Islamic culture in Egypt, with a concentration of buildings that have the Islamic touch in it.

As you walk through Al Moez Street, you will see stunning mosques, such as the Al-Hakim Mosque and the Sulayman Agha Al-silahdar Mosque, each a testament to the region's rich cultural heritage. Engage with the local artisans and craftspeople, observing their time-honored techniques as they create intricate textiles, metalwork, and other traditional crafts.

Lose yourself in Al-Moez Street, allowing its timeless charm to captivate your senses and transport you to a Islamic era of Egypt. This experience will leave you with a deeper appreciation for the enduring spirit of Islamic Cairo.

On this day, it's the Egyptian museum's turn to be given a visit. Stepping into the Egyptian Museum in Cairo, located in the heart of Tahrir Square, is an amazing journey through the ancient Egyptian history and civilization. As you step into the museum, you will witness the tales of the great pharaohs and gods. Passing through the grand halls, your eyes are drawn to the iconic treasures of ancient Egypt: the golden sarcophagi of Tutankhamun, statues of majestic gods and goddesses, and beautiful hieroglyphics that tell stories of this momentous era. You will feel the excitment as you walk among the halls of the museum, feeling the weight of history and the heavy legacy of one of humanity's greatest civilizations.

A breathtaking journey through Luxor in Upper Egypt is like stepping into a timeless tale of magnificence and majesty. As you explore the Valley of the Kings, the hallowed ground of ancient pharaohs, you will see elaborate tombs carved into the golden cliffs, each one a strong proof to the wealth and power of Egypt's rulers. Next, Queen Hatshepsut's Temple rises majestically from the desert landscape, its towering pillars and complex yet beautiful hieroglyphs painting a vivid picture of a legendary queen's reign. Passing by the colossal statues of Memnon, guardians of the past, you will be astonished with their sheer magnitude and presence. As night falls, the Karnak Temple comes alive with the mesmerizing sound and light show, illuminating the history and fascination of Egypt's ancient gods and temples. In Luxor, every step is a scene into the luxury and splendor of a civilization that has amazed the world for thousands of years.