3 Days Cairo Tour

Saqqara Step Pyramid

Saqqara Pyramid is one of the most remarkable of Ancient Egypt monuments which was constructed more than 4000 years ago. Saqqara Step Pyramid was commissioned by Pharaoh Djoser between 2670–2650 BC who ruled the country during the 3^rd dynasty. It was built as the first step pyramid in the world with the assistance of his main vizier and genius architect Imhotep to have six steps at 63 m tall plus a magical open courtyard.

Memphis City

A few miles near the timeless Village of Mit-Rahina on the west bank of the Nile, archeologists have discovered the remnants of the best-known pharaonic city named "Memphis" by the Greeks. The city was the home to the royal residence and the headquarter of the northern Vizier and the High Priest of the patron god of creation and art Ptah that was created in the 31st century.

Lunch Time

Enjoy a tasty lunch at a super quality restaurant then move to visit:

The Pyramids of Dahshur

This wonderful site has two majestic pyramids which were commissioned by King Snefru during the 4^th dynasty. It has the oldest, largest, and best-preserved pyramids ever made found 40 kilometers (25 mi) south of Cairo that was built from 2613 to 2589 BC. The Bent Pyramid and the Red Pyramid are the best-preserved samples of ancient Egyptian architecture.

Overnight

You will get back to the hotel to spend the night.

The Egyptian Museum

This is the time to impress the exhibition of the ancient Egyptian antiquities of many thousands of years. The Egyptian Museum was opened for the public in 1901 AD in the heart of Cairo to protect and display the greatest civilization on earth that stood the test of time.

Lunch Time

Have your lunch at a local restaurant then move to visit:

Salah El Din Citadel

Salah El-Din citadel was structured upon the request of Salah El Din Ayyubid in 1176 AD to fight against the Crusader forces and it was the finest example of impressive Islamic architecture. The building had maintained as the seat of the Egypt Government for almost 700 years. The citadel has a number of incredible creations of mosques, museums, and magical artifacts & monuments.

Mohamed Ali Mosque

Visiting Cairo Citadel, you will easily locate "The Alabaster Mosque" or Muhammed Ali Mosque which crowns the Citadel of Salah El-Din. The mosque was built between 1176–1183 AD on the highest point in Cairo to be a defensive stronghold in the order of Muhammed Ali Pasha.  It is considered to be an ideal example of Otoammn architecture that stood the test of time.

The National Museum of Egyptian Civilization

The marvelous National Museum of Egyptian Civilization (NMEC) was inaugurated to the public in 2020 to become the only dedicated museum for a single civilization that spanned over 7000 years. Within the museum which is found in Fustat are a collection of 50,000 artifacts and monuments plus 20 royal mummies. Everyone will witness and learn about the majestic culture, art, and history of this heavenly civilization.

Al Muizz Street

One of the most incredible cultural attractions found in Cairo is the majestic Al Muizz street which was established in the 10th century AD to be the core of the Islamic capital and was a commercial attraction. It has a number of majestic houses showcasing the art and architecture of this time period.

Khan El Khalili Bazaar

Enjoy your last experience in Egypt by visiting the oldest market in the Middle East that came to life between 1382 and 1389 AD in the Mamluk era where you will be face to face with many various types of goods, clothes, souvenirs, perfumes, etc.