Points of interest

Old Cairo or Old Cairo extends south of the modern part of the city and is undoubtedly the most charming

The main charm of the village of Gharb Soheil, popularly known as Nubian Village, is its people, because of all

Egypt’s Red Sea is a jewel of clear, warm waters with a paradise of coral reefs and the sun bathing

The Nubia Museum is one of the least visited museums in Egypt but one of the country’s most fascinating attractions,

The Egyptian Museum in Cairo is the most important of its kind in the world and is housed in a

Khan El Khalili is the great bazaar of the city of Cairo, a former trading area that grew over the

The Coptic Quarter extends south of the modern part of the city and is undoubtedly a charming neighborhood of the

Al-Muizz Al-Deen Allah Street is located in The Old Cairo or Old Cairo extends to the south of the modern

Designed in 1956 and built between 1959 and 1970, the Aswan Dam is one of the most important hydraulicmega constructions

The City of the Dead in Cairo is one of the strangest and most different visits you will make during