• Mosque of Ibn Tulun - At the Mosque of Ibn Tulun, one of Cairo’s oldest and largest mosques, visitors can explore its expansive open courtyard, graceful arches, and ancient stucco designs. The highlight is ascending the mosque’s rare spiral minaret, offering an exhilarating climb and stunning panoramic views of Cairo’s historic skyline—a perfect fusion of adventure, architecture, and history.
• Bab Zuweila - At Bab Zuweila, one of Cairo’s last remaining medieval gates, visitors can journey through history, exploring its impressive structure and rich architectural details. The adventure culminates with a climb up the twin minarets, providing sweeping views over Old Cairo’s bustling streets and markets. This unique experience combines history with breathtaking scenery, offering visitors a rare glimpse into the city’s vibrant past and present.
• Al-Azhar Mosque - At Al-Azhar Mosque, one of the world’s oldest universities and a center of Islamic learning for over a thousand years, visitors can admire its harmonious blend of Fatimid, Mamluk, and Ottoman architecture. As they wander through the mosque’s serene courtyards and intricately decorated prayer halls, they experience the peaceful ambiance of a place steeped in history and scholarship. A highlight is standing beneath its five elegant minarets, surrounded by centuries of knowledge, spirituality, and tradition.
• Khan Al-Khalili - At Khan El Khalili, Cairo’s most famous bazaar, visitors step into a vibrant world of narrow alleys filled with colorful shops, aromatic spices, shimmering lanterns, and handcrafted jewelry. As they explore the bustling market, they can haggle for souvenirs, sip traditional mint tea at historic cafés, and experience the lively energy of merchants and artisans. A stroll through Khan El Khalili offers not just shopping, but an immersive dive into Cairo’s rich cultural heritage.
• El-Moez Street - Al-Moez Street offers visitors a journey through Cairo’s golden age, with its stunning collection of medieval Islamic architecture. Lined with mosques, madrasas, and palaces, the street feels like an open-air museum, showcasing intricate domes, minarets, and decorative facades. As visitors stroll along the cobbled path, they’ll encounter historic treasures like the Qalawun Complex and the Sabil-Kuttab of Abdel Rahman Katkhuda. By day, it’s a serene walk through history, while at night, the illuminated monuments and vibrant street life create a magical atmosphere.
• Al-Hakim Mosque - At Al-Hakim Mosque, visitors can explore one of Cairo’s oldest and most tranquil mosques, known for its grand courtyard, towering minarets, and unique history. Originally built in the 10th century by the Fatimids, the mosque offers a peaceful retreat from the city’s bustle. Visitors can admire the thick stone walls, beautifully restored arches, and the distinctive minarets that once served as watchtowers. Walking through its serene spaces provides not only a glimpse into Cairo’s past but also a chance to experience a calm, reflective atmosphere.

• Sugar cane juice
• Tea or coffee
• Pick up and drop off with a private air-conditioned vehicle
• Entry fees
• Licensed Tourguide
• Bottle of water on board

• Gratuities

Experience Cairo: Ascend Iconic Minarets and Immerse in History

Embark on an exhilarating adventure exploring Cairo’s magnificent minarets. The journey begins at the Ibn Tulun Mosque, where participants can delve into its rich history and ascend its unique spiral minaret, one of the few in Egypt, offering breathtaking panoramic views of the city. Next, the tour proceeds to Bab Zuweila, where the twin minarets atop this historic gate, dating back to 1415 AD, provide a spectacular view of Old Cairo’s landmarks. Finally, the visit to the Al-Ghouri Complex offers a stunning vantage point over Al-Moez Street and the vibrant Khan El Khalili Bazaar. This unforgettable experience of ascending Cairo’s iconic minarets will leave participants with incredible memories and stunning photos.

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