Overview

The Giza Pyramids are Egypt’s most iconic site, home to the Great Pyramid, the Sphinx, and stunning desert views.

Citadel of Saladin – Cairo
A medieval fortress in Cairo built by Saladin in the 12th century. Visit to see the stunning Mosque of Muhammad Ali, panoramic city views, and historic museums

Old Cairo:
The Religious Complex in Old Cairo showcases Islamic, Christian, and Jewish landmarks — a symbol of religious coexistence and history.

Ride a camel across the Giza Plateau and enjoy iconic views of the pyramids and desert.

Tour Highlights

Giza Pyramids
- The Great Pyramid of Khufu
Stand before the oldest and largest of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World — a true masterpiece of engineering and mystery.

- The Pyramid of Khafre & The Pyramid of Menkaure
Discover the unique features of each pyramid, from the preserved casing stones to the panoramic views from the plateau.

- The Sphinx
Marvel at the iconic Sphinx with the body of a lion and the head of a pharaoh — guarding the secrets of the pyramids for millennia.

- Inside the Pyramid (Optional Entry)
For the adventurous: venture into the inner chambers of a pyramid and experience the heart of ancient Egyptian tomb design.

- Panorama Point
Capture unforgettable photos from the best viewpoint overlooking all three pyramids with the desert stretching beyond.

- Visit to the Solar Boat Museum (Optional)
Explore the reconstructed ancient boat buried near the Great Pyramid — believed to be used for the king’s journey to the afterlife.

The Cairo Citadel
Location & History:
Built by Saladin in the 12th century on a hill overlooking Cairo, the Citadel was designed as a massive fortress to protect the city from Crusader attacks.
Main Attractions within the Citadel:
Mohamed Ali Mosque: Known for its grand Ottoman-style architecture, with beautiful domes and towering minarets.

Al-Nasir Muhammad Mosque: A Mamluk-era mosque featuring intricate decorations and stunning marble columns.
Police Museum & Royal Carriage Museum: Dive into the fascinating history of Egypt’s law enforcement and royal processions.
Imposing Walls & Towers: Walk along the ramparts for breathtaking panoramic views of Cairo.
Atmosphere:
The Citadel blends Islamic history with Mamluk and Ottoman architecture, offering a timeless glimpse into Cairo's medieval past.

Best Time to Visit:
Early morning or just before sunset for a pleasant temperature and stunning cityscape views.

Quick Tip:
Bring your camera – the Citadel is full of picture-perfect spots!

Camel Riding

-Traditional Bedouin Experience
Start your journey with a warm welcome from local camel guides dressed in traditional attire — a true cultural touch.

- Ride Through the Desert Sands
Enjoy a peaceful and scenic camel ride across the golden dunes of the Giza Plateau, just like ancient travelers.

- Panoramic Pyramid Views
Stop at the famous panoramic point to capture stunning photos with all three pyramids in the background — a must-see moment.

- Expert-Guided Experience
Learn fun facts and historical stories from your local guide as you ride through one of the world’s most iconic landscapes.

- Flexible Duration
Whether you want a short 20-minute ride or a longer 1-hour loop, we tailor the experience to your comfort and interest.
Discover the Treasures of Old Cairo

✨ The Ancient Churches of Egypt
Immerse yourself in the history of Egypt’s ancient churches, where Coptic architecture and the Christian faith come alive. Visit the Hanging Church of St. Mary and the Church of Saints Sergius and Bacchus, both rich in heritage and centuries-old stories.
✨ Ben Ezra Synagogue
Explore the Ben Ezra Synagogue, one of the oldest Jewish temples in Egypt, dating back to the 9th century. Its beautiful architecture and deep cultural significance showcase the diversity of faiths that once thrived in Cairo.

✨ Amr Ibn Al-As Mosque
Step into the spiritual embrace of the Amr Ibn Al-As Mosque, the first mosque built in Egypt and Africa in 642 AD. Its elegant design and serene atmosphere offer a glimpse into the beginnings of Islam in Egypt.

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