Egyptian museum
Egyptian museum
One of the most important tourist attractions in Cairo is, in fact, Egypt in general; it is one of its largest museums in size and collections because the ancient museum contains about 150,000 pieces dealing with the history of Egypt, Pharaohs, Romania, and Greece, divided into two floors; one contains light items like small sculptures, manuscripts, and pictures, so the other contains heavy objects like coffins, mummies, and huge statues.
However, it should require you to use a private guide with you or your tour group to clarify the Egyptian historical period's events and their historical arrangements. Otherwise, you can resort to the guides and posters posted next to the museum management exhibits. The museum adopts a magnificent red-clothed architectural design, coupled with its dome and unique windows, making it very similar to Islamic architecture.
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| Egyptian museum |
Tickets for the Egyptian Museum: £20 for Egyptians/£160 for people from other countries.
Entrance ticket to the Egyptian Museum at night: £30 for Egyptians / £220 for people from other countries.
Most likely time to go to the Egyptian Museum: two hours.
Coptic Museum
Coptic Museum
The Coptic Museum is next to the famous Babylonian Roman Fortress and is the world's largest Egyptian Coptic Antiquities museum. Here, you can see the most important Coptic collections in Egyptian history, with about 16,000 artifacts from different parts of Egypt.
Its stone building makes the museum unique. Its special architectural design imitates its era. Its beautiful exterior wall is similar to the Moon Mosque. In front of it is a statue of the museum's founder, "Disco Pasha," decorated with Its entrance, which opened in 1910.
Ticket price for the Coptic Museum: £10 for Egyptians / £100 for people of other nationalities.
Most likely, time to go to the Coptic Museum: 1.5 hours.
Islamic Art Museum
The Museum of Islamic Art is located in the Bab Al-Khalk area. It is one of Cairo's most important tourist attractions and one of the most important Islamic museums in the world, simulating the Islamic rule of Egypt.
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| Islamic Art Museum |
In addition to its unique architectural design and timeless design, imitating the history of the amount it covers, you will be able to enjoy watching thousands of artifacts dating back to the Islamic era, from glass and metal utensils, furniture pieces, precious stones, and writing Letter equipment, manuscripts, and information produce you and what you see in your mind, in Arabic and English. It also provides a corner for children.
Tickets for the Museum of Islamic Art: £10 for Egyptians / £100 for people from other countries.
Most likely time to go to the Islamic Art Museum: two hours.
October war panorama
The October War Panorama Pavilion is one of Cairo's most important tourist attractions for all history lovers. The fashionable museum, dating back to the time of the 80s, does not show the events and details of the October War, 73 and the way that the Egyptian army achieved its victory, in this great epic, the whole world imitated yet, through the museum theater of sculpture or performance, Its building appears from the surface, a majestic round building occupying a large area of Salah-Salim Road.
Statue of an Egyptian soldier
Ticket price for the October War Panorama: 5 Egyptian pounds / 15 pounds for Arabs / 30 pounds for other nationalities.
Most likely, time to go to the October War panorama: 1.5 hours.
Abidin Palace
One of Cairo's most important tourist places showcases the history of the royal era from Khedive Ismail, who called for the palace in the half-month of the 19th century until the 1952 revolution in Egypt's cutting-edge monarchy.
This palace, found in the center of Cairo, displays the Egyptian history of this era in a disorderly manner through the museums located around it and displays the precious possessions of the royal family, therefore, the weapons used during their reign, also, from the leaders of the earth Gift given. The reason is to complete any commissioned guidance for low-cost local management.
Abidin Palace
During the journey between the museums of the Abu Dinh Palace, you can admire the garden's wonders and the vast green spaces that cover the surrounding streets of the palace and the surrounding streets. These green spaces are designed to simulate the history of its era And design.
Ticket price for Abu Dinh Palace: 20 GBP for Egyptians / 100 GBP for other nationalities for an hour and a half.
The most likely time to go to Abu Din Palace: 1.5 hours
Amr ibn al-Aas Mosque
One of Cairo's most important religious landmarks was found in the ancient Egyptian neighborhoods, which is one of the most important neighborhoods in Cairo, which is packed with religious monuments. The Amr ibn al-Aas mosque's importance comes from the fact that it is the most important mosque in Africa, comes from the forensic platform before Al-Azhar was founded, and comes from the splendor and sweetness of its unique Islamic design, from the inside to the outside because it contains a high degree of spirituality and tranquility.
Amr Ibn Ass Mosque
The mosque was the place where the Islamic leader Amr bin Ass built the account in 641 AD, and later included the tomb of his son Abdullah bin Amr bin As.
The most likely time to go to the Amr Bin As Mosque: one hour.
Hanging church
It is one of the most famous tourist attractions in Cairo. Still, tourists from all over the world come to Egypt for tourism before visiting Egypt and the most attractive locals interested in their country's history.
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| Hanging church |
The oldest church in Cairo, also known as the Church of the Virgin Mary, is not limited to visiting Christians. However, tourists from different religions and nationalities will still come here because of its unique and unique architecture: the Holy and Holy Family trip.
The Amr-Ibn-As Mosque, the Hanging Church, and the Jewish Ezra Temple meet in a complex called the "inter-religious complex". Every distance is a simple distance.
-Weighted time to visit the hanging church: one hour.