Our curated Cairo itinerary
From the pyramids of Giza to the treasures of the Grand Egyptian Museum, Cairo and Giza pulse with history, art, and culture. Hidden streets, secret gems, and vibrant nightlife weave a city alive with timeless stories and quiet wonders.
Day 1 - Timeless Marvels
The Pyramids & The Sphinx of Giza
Explore the interior of the Pyramids, wander the King’s and Queen’s chambers, navigate ancient corridors, and marvel at centuries-old hieroglyphs and architectural genius and The Sphinx.
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The Pyramids & Grand Egyptian Museum
Explore the Pyramids’ chambers and marvel at the Sphinx, then just 5 km away, step into the Grand Egyptian Museum to see Tutankhamun’s treasures, royal mummies, and priceless artifacts spanning 5,000 years of Egypt’s history.
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Memphis, Saqqara & Dahshour
Discover the historic site of Memphis, admire Dahshur’s Bent and Red Pyramids, and behold Saqqara’s Step Pyramid, then explore royal tombs, monumental statues, and relics that unveil Egypt’s timeless heritage.
Explore Cairo ItineraryDay 2 - Cultural Journey
Stroll The Street of Al-Muizz li-Din Allah al-Fatimi
Stroll the historic streets of Al-Muizz li-Din Allah al-Fatimi, where centuries-old mosques, ornate madrasas, and bustling bazaars tell tales of Cairo’s golden past, weaving history, architecture, and vibrant local life into every step
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Dine On The Nile
Enjoy a one-of-a-kind dining experience at Zoé Restaurant aboard the First Nile Boat, with panoramic Nile views. Embark on a Mediterranean journey, celebrating beloved flavours from Egypt to Greece and Italy.
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Turkish Hammam Ritual
Embark on a Turkish hammam ritual, beginning with a soothing steam bath and foam massage, followed by a deep cleansing with a choice of clay, indulging in an ancient tradition of relaxation and rejuvenation at our Spa.
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Day 3 - Modern Rhythms of Cairo
Gayer-Anderson Museum
Beyond its historic charm, the Gayer-Anderson Museum offers contemporary experiences like art workshops, photography tours, and courtyard café moments, blending centuries-old architecture with modern creativity and cultural discovery.
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A 3D Immersive Dining Experience
Experience 3D theatre and fine dining aboard the First Nile Boat. Follow Le Petit Chef, the world’s tiniest chef, on an immersive culinary journey that delights the senses and sparks the imagination.
Explore Cairo ItineraryDay 4 - Day Trips
A Day Trip To Alexandria
Take a day trip from Cairo to Alexandria, exploring Kom El Shoqafa Catacombs, Pompey’s Pillar, Qaitbay Fort, the iconic Bibliotheca Alexandrina, discovering the city’s rich history, and Mediterranean charm in one unforgettable journey.
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Just 2 km from the Grand Egyptian Museum, the timeless Pyramids rise 
The iconic Great Pyramids of Giza, the timeless symbols of ancient Egypt. 
A sun-soaked outdoor pool under Cairo’s skyline, perfect for year-round escapes. Ramses II towers at the Grand Egyptian Museum, a monumental icon of Egypt’s golden age. 
Step into the Throne Hall of Manial Palace, only minutes from our hotel. 
Sultan Barquq Mosque, a historic landmark in the heart of Old Cairo 
Exclusive outdoor catering by the Pyramids, blending flavour with iconic views.
Local Tips
When entering the Great Pyramid to reach the King’s Chamber, walk the ancient causeway to the Sphinx, and study the Dream Stele and precise solar-cardinal alignments of the plateau.
Make sure to follow Egypt’s dynastic timeline while viewing Tutankhamun’s complete burial collection, royal mummies, and colossal statues relocated from ancient temples at The Grand Egyptian Museum.
Explore Saqqara’s Step Pyramid complex and richly decorated mastaba tombs, then continue to Memphis to view the colossal statue of Ramses II and the Alabaster Sphinx, before discovering Dahshur’s Red and Bent Pyramids, where early experiments shaped the evolution of pyramid construction.
At the Gayer‑Anderson Museum, peek through mashrabiya screens, admire the ceilings and inlaid furniture, and pause in the courtyard to feel how 17th‑century Cairenes lived.
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