today we will discover the secrets of religions for the ancient Egyptians, then we will know more about Islamic and christian Cairo by visiting the alabaster mosque in the citadel of Saladin and religions community with the hanging church and first synagogue in Egypt and first mosque in Africa. our tour included Tutankhamen's exhibition and the masterpieces of our old museum.
We will start our day by visiting Citadel of Saladin with the alabaster mosque of Mohamed Ali, then coptic Cairo or religions community where we have churches, synagogue and mosque. . . then we can stop for lunch at local restaurant(optional) and take our time at the Egyptian museum of antiquities.
Where and When:
Meet up location: I will meet at your residential place hotel or flat.
End location: In the same place I met you in the morning.
they are welcomed and this tour very suitable for them but please inform my if you need wheel chair
Kid Friendly: Yes. kids and infants are more than welcome.
Language(s): Arabic (fluent), English (fluent), German (basic) explanation
Maximum travelers: 10
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