Our curated Cairo itinerary
Discover Cairo through its own rhythm, shaped by the Nile and millennia of history. Journey from ancient wonders to royal palaces, contemporary culture and sunset moments on the river, as we reveal the city through its many layers of history.
Day 1 - Ancient Wonders

The Ancient Pyramids
Morning: Spend time with the Pharaohs at the 5,000-year old Great Pyramids and discover where royal life began with a tour of its interiors, before visiting the Sphinx . At the Pyramids, travel around the wonder by camel or horseback.
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Memphis and Saqqara
Explore ancient Egypt on a half‑day tour to Memphis and Saqqara. See the ruins of Memphis and the colossal Ramses II statue, then visit Saqqara’s Step Pyramid of Djoser with expert insights into Egypt’s earliest history.
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Grand Egyptian Museum
Take a trip to the Grand Egyptian Museum – the world’s largest archeological museum, and marvel at the treasures of King Tut, the Solar Boat Museum and an astounding collection of ancient Egyptian antiquities, totaling over 160,000 items.
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Old Cairo - UNESCO World Heritage Site
Stroll through Moez Street, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and Khan El Khalili, Cairo’s 1,000-year-old market. Experience Old Cairo's architecture and souvenirs, and savor authentic cuisine Naguib Mahfouz surrounded by heritage.
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Sound and Light Show
Experience the spectacular Sound and Light Show in front of the Great Pyramids of Giza and the marvellous Sphinx. As the sun sets, history comes alive with dramatic lights and narration available in several languages.
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Religious Traditions
Morning: Explore of Old Cairo's religious traditions with spectacular history, including the Muhammad Ali Mosque, the Hanging Church (with the largest collection of Coptic Christian artifacts in the world), as well as the Jewish Synagogue.
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The House of 22 Royal Ancient Mummies
Afternoon: Visit the National Museum of Egyptian Civilization – the only museum in Egypt showcasing different historical eras and housing 22 royal mummies from Egypt ancient kings and queens, including King Ramses II and Queen Hatshepsut.
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Sunset Felucca Ride
Steps from the Hotel, sail down the world's longest river on a sunset felucca ride, as Cairo’s most iconic landmarks become the backdrop for your trip.
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Day 3 - Contemporary Cairo

Museums and Palaces Obsession
Morning: Uncover the modern Royal era at fascinating museums and palaces. From the masterpieces at Princess Aisha Fahmy Palace, Manial Palace and Mohamed Aly Palace, to Abdeen Palace and Baron Palace, delight in Cairo’s more recent past.
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Vibrant Cairo
Explore ancient artifacts at the museum, visit the majestic Mosque of Sultan Hassan and end your day at Khan Khalili Bazaar, shopping for local souvenirs and experiencing its vibrant culture.
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Cairo Opera House
Evening: Spend a night at the Cairo Opera House, home to the largest international and national names, with first-class productions of ballet, operatic and symphonic works.
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Luxor and Aswan
Follow the Nile south to Luxor and Aswan, where some of Egypt’s most remarkable ancient sites rise along the river. Experienced as a day journey or cruise, our tailored explorations reveal an unparalleled concentration of historic monuments.
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Local Tips
Upon arrival at the Grand Egyptian Museum, head straight to the Solar Boat, a 4,500-year-old vessel built for Pharaoh Khufu’s afterlife. This hidden gem is tucked near Tutankhamun’s gallery—don’t miss it!
At Sultan Hassan Mosque, stand under the massive dome and clap—its echo was designed to amplify the imam’s voice centuries ago.
In the Hanging Church, look down through the glass floor panels—you’ll see the original Roman fortress walls beneath, a rare glimpse into Cairo’s layered history.
Look for hidden Art Deco motifs on Talaat Harb Street when walking through Downtwon Cairo—many façades still carry the elegance of Cairo’s Belle Époque era.













