Meeting Point

the lobby area of your hotel

Old Cairo

In Old Cairo, guests step into a compact yet astonishingly rich pocket of history where layers of civilizations still breathe through the streets. They’ll wander among some of Egypt’s oldest Christian landmarks — like the Hanging Church, with its wooden nave suspended above Roman ruins, and other centuries‑old Coptic churches filled with icons, incense, and stories of early Christianity. They’ll discover the spiritual significance of the Amr Ibn Al‑As Mosque, the first mosque built in Africa, learning how it shaped Cairo’s Islamic heritage. Along the way, they’ll pass remnants of Roman fortifications, narrow lanes lined with traditional shops, and hear tales that connect Pharaohs, saints, and sultans.It’s an immersive lesson in how faiths and cultures coexisted, influenced one another, and left behind architecture, art, and traditions that still thrive today — all within a neighborhood that feels like a living museum.

Cairo Citadel

Khan Elkhalili Bazar

lunch Time

Lunch at Khan el‑Khalili – Egyptian Pies (Feteer) After exploring the bazaar’s winding alleys, we’ll pause for a well‑earned break at a traditional eatery famous for its freshly baked Egyptian pies, or feteer meshaltet. Watch as the paper‑thin layers of dough are stretched, folded, and baked until golden, then served hot from the oven. You can choose from sweet options drizzled with honey or dusted with sugar, or savory pies filled with cheese, vegetables, or tender meats. It’s a taste of authentic Egyptian comfort food, enjoyed in the heart of Cairo’s most historic market — the perfect way to refuel before you continue your adventure.

Ending Point

getting back to the hotel