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Sightseeing tips, travel guides and the local culture of Egypt — written by the team who run the trips, in Giza.
Cairo Attractions
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Cairo Attractions
Saladin Citadel in Cairo: Discovering History
The Citadel of Saladin sits high on the Mokattam Hills in Cairo. It's a symbol of Egypt's deep history and…
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10 min read
Cairo Attractions
Mosque of Ibn Tulun: Discover Mosque of Ahmad Ibn Tulun in Cairo
Imagine stepping back in time, diving into Islamic architecture and history. This is what awaits you at the Mosque of…
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10 min read
Cairo Attractions
Mosque of Sultan Hassan : A Masterpiece of Islamic Architecture
In the heart of historic Cairo, the Mosque-Madrasa of Sultan Hasan stands tall. It's a symbol of the Mamluk era's…
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9 min read
Cairo Attractions
Exploring Muizz Street in Cairo
Imagine walking through a place where old and new meet. Welcome to Muizz Street, a 10th-century street in Historic Cairo.…
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Cairo Attractions
Hanging Church in Cairo – Must See!
In the heart of Old Cairo lies a hidden gem, the Hanging Church. It's also known as the Coptic Church…
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10 min read
Cairo Attractions
Exploring the Church of St Sergius and Bacchus
n the heart of Cairo, Egypt, the Saints Sergius and Bacchus Church shines as a symbol of ancient faith and…
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11 min read
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Exploring the top attractions, travel tips and culture of Egypt
Welcome to the Egypt Travel Blog, your guide to exploring the land of the Pharaohs. Whether you are planning your first trip to Egypt or a seasoned traveller, this is the place to start.
With thousands of years of history to explore, Egypt leaves a lasting impression. From the Pyramids of Giza to the streets of Cairo, there is no shortage of things to see and do. These guides cover the headline sights, the quieter corners, and the landmarks worth building a trip around.
Egypt is more than ancient wonders. It is a country rich in culture, food and landscape, and the blog covers that too — traditional cooking, the oases and the desert, and the places worth slowing down for.
For practical advice, our guides share what we tell our own travellers: how to get around, what to budget, when to go, and how to stay comfortable and safe while you explore.
Reading is one thing. Going is another.
Tell Maro and the team what you want to see and how long you have. They will put a route together around your dates — no charge for the plan, and no obligation to book it.