Visting Khan El-Khalili Market, Al-Moez Street, Al-Azhar Mosque, El-Fustat City, El-Fustat Village Market, The Commercial Street for Shopping & Amr Ibn Al-As Mosque.
Discover the historic heart of Cairo with a visit to Khan El-Khalili Market, Al-Moez Street, and Al-Azhar Mosque, then explore the ancient city of El-Fustat, its traditional village market, and the historic Amr Ibn Al-As Mosque. Enjoy a unique cultural experience combining Islamic heritage, local life, history, and traditional Egyptian shopping.
- Duration
- 8 Hours.
- Destinations
- Cairo
- Category
- Cairo Tours
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Highlights & Attractions
- The Khan El-Khalili Market.
- Al-Moez Street.
- Al-Azhar Mosque.
- El-Fustat City.
- El-Fustat Village Market.
- The Commercial Street for Shopping.
- Amr Ibn Al-As Mosque.
What's Included & Excluded
Included
- Pickup & Drop Off.
- All Transfers by Private Air-Conditioned Vehicle.
- Private Driver.
- Expert Tour Guide.
- Entrance Fees.
- Lunch.
Not included
- Any Extras.
- Personal Items.
- Gratuities.
Tour Itinerary
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The Khan El-Khalili Market.
Your cultural journey begins with a visit to Khan El-Khalili Market, Cairo’s most famous traditional bazaar. Wander through its narrow, colorful lanes filled with traditional handicrafts, souvenirs, spices, perfumes, jewelry, and Egyptian products. Take your time to enjoy the lively atmosphere and experience the charm of one of Cairo’s oldest markets. -
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Al-Moez Street.
Continue to Al-Moez Street, one of the most important historic streets in Cairo and a true open-air museum of Islamic architecture. As you walk through this fascinating area, you will see beautifully preserved medieval mosques, madrasas, historic houses, gates, and other remarkable monuments that tell the story of Cairo’s Islamic heritage. -
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Al-Azhar Mosque.
Next, visit the magnificent Al-Azhar Mosque, one of the most significant Islamic institutions in Egypt and one of the oldest centers of Islamic learning in the world. Discover its beautiful architecture and learn about its important historical and religious role throughout Egyptian history. -
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El-Fustat City.
After exploring Islamic Cairo, continue to El-Fustat, the area where the first Islamic capital of Egypt was established after the Arab conquest. Explore the historic surroundings and learn about the origins and development of Cairo as an important center of civilization, trade, and culture. -
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El-Fustat Village Market.
You will then experience the local atmosphere at El-Fustat Village Market, where you can see traditional Egyptian crafts and locally made products. This is a great opportunity to interact with local artisans, discover handmade items, and experience a more authentic side of Cairo away from the typical tourist areas. -
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The Commercial Street for Shopping.
Continue along the Commercial Street, a lively local shopping area where you can browse a variety of Egyptian products, clothing, handicrafts, souvenirs, and everyday goods. Enjoy some free time for shopping and discovering the local atmosphere. -
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Amr Ibn Al-As Mosque.
Finally, visit the historic Amr Ibn Al-As Mosque, the first mosque built in Egypt and one of the oldest mosques in Africa. Explore this important landmark and learn about its connection to the establishment of El-Fustat and the beginning of Islamic history in Egypt. This experience offers a fascinating combination of Islamic heritage, ancient history, traditional markets, local craftsmanship, shopping, and everyday Egyptian life, making it an ideal way to discover the cultural heart of Cairo beyond the city’s famous ancient monuments
Pricing Details
| Group size | Price per person |
|---|---|
| Per adult | $100 |
| Per child | Free |
| Per infant | Free |