Welcome to Cairo, Egypt – a vibrant and historic metropolis that never sleeps, and where the sun shines about all year long. So, let's embark on a journey to uncover Cairo's treasures so you can create a personalized experience in this bustling, timeless destination.

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Experience an unforgettable journey through Cairo and Luxor, where every step paints the vibrant canvas of Egypt's cultural heritage. From timeless pyramids to bustling bazaars and serene temples, let the spirit of this ancient land captivate your soul. 

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CAIRO. The name immediately makes you think of iconic Nile adventures, the Pyramids, the Sphinx and so much more.

Well, Cairo is every bit as cool as you might think, but it's tough to navigate as a first time visitor. 

This guide is perfect for:

✨First time visitors to Cairo who are feeling overwhelmed by how much there is to see and do!
✨Returning visitors who want to get a little more out of the city
✨People staying in Cairo for a full 3 days. You can adapt the itinerary, and mix and match the activities to make it work

With this itinerary, we suggest spending two nights in Downtown Cairo, and one night in Giza.

This itinerary includes:

☪the stunning mosques and beautiful markets of Islamic Cairo
✝The beautiful churches of Coptic Cairo and the intriguing 'Garbage City'
😍The fascinating museums and iconic views of the Nile in Downtown Cairo

Cairo can feel so big and overwhelming that it’s hard to know how to plan the best itinerary, especially as people often say that you could spend weeks here and still not see all of it! We’ve put together this handy guide to help you get the most out of it and have everything together in one place.


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The National Museum of Egyptian Civilization

Nestled in the heart of Cairo, the National Museum of Egyptian Civilization (NMEC) unfolds like a living tapestry, weaving together the threads of Egypt's extraordinary past and vibrant present. Since its inauguration in 2017, this museum has stood as a beacon, inviting visitors to embark on a captivating journey through the diverse epochs of Egyptian civilization.

Architecturally, the NMEC is a masterpiece that harmoniously blends the modern with the ancient. Its design captures the essence of Egypt's rich cultural tapestry, creating a visually stunning edifice that resonates with the spirit of the nation it represents.

As you step into the museum, you're greeted by a narrative that spans the breadth of Egypt's history. The exhibition halls are not mere repositories of artifacts; they are immersive experiences, guiding you through the epochs that have defined this ancient land.

The journey commences with a deep dive into prehistoric Egypt, unraveling the mysteries of the earliest communities along the Nile. From there, the exhibits unfold, revealing the splendors of pharaonic dynasties, the intricacies of daily life in ancient times, and the cultural expressions that have shaped the nation's identity.

The NMEC doesn't restrict itself to the glories of the past; it extends its embrace to encompass Egypt's contemporary cultural tapestry. From the grandeur of ancient monuments to the dynamic expressions of modern art and literature, the museum celebrates the enduring spirit of a civilization that has constantly reinvented itself.

More than a repository of artifacts, the NMEC serves as a dynamic forum for exploration, education, and appreciation. It stands not only as a guardian of Egypt's cultural legacy but also as a bridge that connects the threads of the past to the vibrant present. With every exhibit, the museum beckons visitors to delve into the layers of history, fostering a deeper understanding of the timeless allure of Egypt's civilization.

Much more relaxed than the Egyptian museum. Make sure to visit the mummy exhibit, which is really impressive!