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The Pyramids of Giza and Sphinx a UNESCO site include the pyramids of Khufu, Khafre and Menkaure plus the Sphinx.
Khan El-Khalili bazaar offers koshary, mint tea, hookahs and feteer while showcasing Egypt's vibrant street culture.
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Walk Like An Egyptian, started by Asmaa Khattab, provides unique walking tours of Cairo's cultural and historic sites.
The Grand Egyptian Museum near Giza is the largest dedicated to ancient Egypt showcasing its history and treasures.
At the Grand Museum see the Rosetta Stone replica then try molokhia soup and om ali dessert at nearby Felfela.
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Coptic Cairo features ancient worship sites the Hanging Church, Coptic Museum and remains of Babylon Fortress.
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Egypt paraded 22 royal mummies to the National Museum of Egyptian Civilization, now their permanent home.
Enjoy Nile views on a felucca ride. Cafellucca offers meals on two-hour trips for groups of six or more.
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Visit the Mosque of Mohammed Ali and Gawhara Terrace for panoramic views of Cairo’s skyline and rich history.
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Islamic Cairo has iconic mosques like Ahmed ibn Tulun’s, built in 876, showcasing early Islamic architecture.
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Beside Ibn Tulun mosque, a museum features mashrabiya screens, Persian and Damascus Rooms, and rare artifacts.
Cairo Tower, shaped like a lotus, offers 360° city views; on clear days, you can spot the Pyramids in the distance.
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Qahrawya tours highlight Cairo's vibrant art scene through monthly itineraries across different city neighborhoods.
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The Manial Palace features gold throne halls and royal portraits designed by Prince Mohammed Ali on Al Manial island.
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Saqqara and Dahshur reflect pyramid evolution home to the Step, Bent and Red Pyramids, near ancient Memphis.
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