First day visit to Giza Plateau & Egyptian Museum, Accommodation in Nile Cruise With Party & Dinner

The Museum of Egyptian Antiquities - A centerpiece of Tahrir Square, the Egyptian Museum (Museum of Egyptian Antiquities) has been a mecca for Egyptologists since it opened and houses some of the world’s greatest ancient relics. While some collections are moving to the new Grand Egyptian Museum, it remains a must-see for anyone interested in ancient Egypt.

Pyramids of Giza - One of the most mysterious Seven Wonders of the Ancient World (and the only one still standing), the Pyramids of Giza—the Great Pyramid of Khufu, Pyramid of Khafre, and Pyramid of Menkaure—still live up to more than 4,000 years of hype. Seeing these 4th-dynasty pyramids and their guardian Great Sphinx rising from the Giza Plateau is a must on any trip to Cairo (and the reason many travelers find themselves in Egypt).

Great Sphinx of Giza - The 66-foot-tall (20-meter-tall) Sphinx of Giza is an icon of ancient Egypt, and the subject of continued debate regarding its meaning, age, and original builder. With the head of a human and the body of a lion, the Sphinx—one of the world’s largest and oldest statues—is said to symbolize strength, power, and wisdom.

Second day in Cairo visiting Islamic &Coptic Cairo

بيت الفن -شارع المعز - Located in south Cairo on the Nile’s east bank, Old Cairo, also known as Misr Al-Qadima, dates to the sixth century BC and occupies the sites of several early Egyptian capitals, including Fustat. Merging into Islamic Cairo to the east, its heart is Coptic Cairo—home to a crumbled Roman fortress and numerous early medieval Coptic churches.

Hanging Church (El Muallaqa, Sitt Mariam, St Mary) - Dedicated to the Virgin Mary, the Hanging Church (Al-Muallaqa), which is still in use, is called the Hanging or Suspended Church as it is built on top of the Water Gate of Roman Babylon. Steep stairs lead from the forecourt to a 19th -century façade topped by twin bell towers. Beyond is a small inner courtyard, usually filled with sellers of taped liturgies and videos of the Coptic pope, Shenouda III.The interior of this 9th-century (some say 7th-century) church, renovated many times throughout the centuries, has three barrel-vaulted, wooden-roofed aisles. Ivory-inlaid screens hide the three haikal s (altar areas), but in front of them, raised on 13 slender pillars that represent Christ and his disciples, is a fine pulpit used only on Palm Sunday. One of the pillars, darker than the rest, is said to symbolize Judas. In the baptistry, off to the right, a panel has been cut out of the floor revealing the Water Gate below. From here there is a good view of one of the gate’s twin towers.

Synagogue Ben Ezra - Ben Ezra Synagogue used to be a Christian place of worship by the name of El-Shamieen Church and according to a legend, the building was built on the exact spot where Moses was found as a baby in his basket. However, when the Coptic Christians owning it weren’t able to pay the annual taxes imposed by the Muslim rulers any longer, they had to sell the church. It was sold to Abraham Ben Ezra, who purchased the building in 882 AD for 20,000 dinars and turned it into a Jewish synagogue.The synagogue became a place where North African Jews congregated for major festivals and famous rabbis came to worship on their visits to Cairo. Then, during a restoration in 1890, the most famous and diverse Geniza in the world was found. In an empty space below the roof,

• Lunch
• Dinner
• An inclusive dinner party with live entertainment on the first day
• Breakfast
• Complimentary hotel pick-up and drop-off
• Two-day Cairo tour with expert Egyptologist guide
• Accommodation included at a hotel in Cairo

• Pyramids of Giza / The Museum of Egyptian entry Tickets $ 28 Per Person
• Boat tour in River Nile

Embark on a remarkable 2-day journey from Sharm El Sheikh to Cairo, featuring an immersive exploration of Egypt’s most iconic landmarks and a scenic Nile cruise. Your adventure begins with a transfer to Cairo, where you’ll marvel at the grandeur of the Great Pyramids of Giza and the enigmatic Sphinx, two of the world’s most famous ancient wonders. Next, delve into Egypt’s rich history at the Egyptian Museum, home to an extensive collection of artifacts, including the priceless treasures of Tutankhamun. After a day of historical exploration, enjoy a serene Nile cruise, offering breathtaking views of the historic river and its surrounding landscapes. This luxurious cruise provides a relaxing contrast to the excitement of Cairo, allowing you to unwind while taking in the beauty of Egypt’s countryside. This meticulously curated 2-day tour combines the thrill of exploring ancient monuments with the tranquility of river cruising, offering a comprehensive and memorable Egyptian experience.

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