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Discover Tutankhamun’s treasures and visit the most famous Pharaonic monuments in Cairo. Discover the largest and most famous museum in the world. Witness some unique displays and learn the history of each piece. Enjoy old Cairo and visit the most famous mosque in Egypt which is Mohammed Ali mosque.
Discover the largest and most famous museum in the world.
Our expert tour guide will pick you up from the hotel on time where we going to drive you through daily life in downtown Cairo to visit the fabulous Egyptian museum which opened in 1902 and contains the greatest archaeological group in the world from different ages. discover tut ankh amen’s treasures which are priceless such as his coffin. his golden mask.his pens and his perfume bottles. the two levels of the museum contain more than 150000 pieces from the great Egyptian civilization such as Hatshepsut’s head, Anubis statue, Sobek statue ISIS, Horus, and more anthers. enjoy watching the treasures and smell the real ancient history.
Move to El Moqattam Hills one of the most beautiful Islamic Cairo sites citadel of Salah El Din or Mountain Citadel as they call it one of the finest and most luxurious places with its architectural elements and the largest old war castles. Salah el Din chooses this strategic location to protect Cairo. enjoy watching the fences.doors.palaces.towers and schools..it was a place to save official documents.printing.currency houses. take unique photos of the citadel. Move to visit Mohamed Ali mosque or alabaster mosque as the Egyptians call it founded by Mohamed Ali Pasha the great ruler and the leader of the Renaissance of modern Egypt who built the fabulous mosque to be buried in it and for Islamic prays. know more details about Mohamed Ali Pasha and listen to the exciting story of the Mameluke massacre which was made by Mohamed Ali at this place. take wonderful photos of the great mosque which was built in Ottoman style by the famous architect Yousif Bushman. feel quietness and confidence.
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