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Cairo Airport to Cairo - Giza
Your Accommodation
Sheraton Cairo
See Egypt in a new way at the Sheraton Cairo Hotel and Casino. Sitting on the west bank of the River Nile in unique adjoining towers, the hotel proudly stands tall as one of Cairo's greatest landmarks. The hotel places you in the middle of it all. Try your luck at Blackjack or the slots in the dazzling casino or take a short walk to the Cairo Opera House, Egyptian Museum, or Cairo shopping centers. The Pyramids of Giza are just 20 minutes away. Find magnificent views of the city or the River Nile from our 650 deluxe rooms, including 82 suites. Amazingly spacious, our deluxe rooms offer 100 percent Egyptian cotton linen for your added comfort
Duration
3 Night Stay
Meal Plan
Full Breakfast
Begin your full-day exploration with a transfer to the Grand Egyptian Museum (GEM), one of the world's largest archaeological museums. Explore the vast halls and encounter iconic exhibits, including the treasures of Tutankhamun. After your visit to the GEM, you will be transferred to the Giza Pyramids plateau. Explore the magnificent Great Pyramid of Giza (Khufu), the Pyramid of Khafre, and the Pyramid of Menkaure, marveling at their scale and history. Visit the enigmatic Sphinx, a mythical creature with the body of a lion and the head of a pharaoh. Conclude your full-day tour with a transfer back to your location.
Embark on a full-day tour that takes you through the Egyptian Museum, the Museum of Civilization, the Citadel, and the bustling Bazaars. Begin your adventure at the Egyptian Museum, where you will encounter a vast collection of ancient artifacts. Next, explore the Museum of Civilization, which offers a comprehensive look at the evolution of human societies and cultures throughout Egypt’s history. Continue to the Citadel, a majestic fortress that has witnessed centuries of history and offers panoramic views of Cairo. Finally, immerse yourself in the vibrant atmosphere of the Bazaars, where you can experience the lively trade, aromatic spices, and colorful stalls that reflect the rich traditions and daily life of the local people. This tour provides a deep dive into Egypt’s past and present, offering unforgettable experiences and insights into one of the world’s most storied civilizations.
The immersive Sound and Light show at the iconic Qaitbay Citadel in Alexandria offers a truly captivating experience that transports visitors through the rich and fascinating history of one of Egypt’s most celebrated cities. Set against the dramatic backdrop of this ancient fortress, the show combines advanced lighting technology, stunning visual projections, and historical narration to breathe life into the city’s storied past. As visitors are seated within the imposing walls of the citadel, the stone architecture becomes a canvas for vibrant images that depict Alexandria’s pivotal role in history. The lights and projections sweep across the centuries, starting from the city’s foundation by Alexander the Great, moving through its period as a major hub of learning and culture during the Hellenistic period, and exploring its influence through the Roman and Islamic eras. The show also highlights the architectural and cultural wonders that once defined the city, such as the famous Lighthouse of Alexandria, one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World, and the legendary Library of Alexandria, which was the intellectual heart of the ancient Mediterranean. Through vivid and detailed projections, visitors can witness these long-lost marvels as they would have appeared in their heyday. As the history of Alexandria unfolds, the narrations—offered in multiple languages—detail the lives of key figures who shaped the city’s destiny, including its rulers, scholars, and visionaries. The show brilliantly weaves in stories of Cleopatra, Julius Caesar, and other historical giants, as well as moments from Egypt’s rich Islamic heritage. This multi-sensory experience not only educates but also deeply immerses visitors in the grandeur and legacy of Alexandria, making it a must-see attraction for anyone interested in the ancient world.
Cairo - Giza to Alexandria
Half Day Sound and Lights Show at Alexandria
Your Accommodation
Steigenberger Cecil Hotel
Since its opening in 1929, Steigenberger Cecil Hotel in Alexandria has been known for its superb location right on the harbour. It is just a short walk to many of the city's famous sights such as the Biblioteca Alexandria, the Alexandria National Museum, and the Amphitheater. Stay in one of the beautiful 82 rooms or 3 luxury suites. All rooms have separately programmable air conditioning, TV with international channels, a desk, safe, and minibar, as well as complimentary coffee and tea making facilities. The suites will amaze you with their spectacular view of the Mediterranean.
Duration
3 Night Stay
Meal Plan
Buffet Breakfast
Embark on a full-day exploration starting with Pompey's Pillar, a significant Roman column. Continue to the Kom El Shoqafa Catacombs, an intriguing underground Roman burial site. Explore the Alexandria National Museum, showcasing the city's rich history through its artifacts. Enjoy the scenic Montazah Gardens, a vast royal park with beautiful landscapes and historical significance. Conclude your day with a visit to the modern Bibliotheca Alexandrina (Alexandria Library), a hub of culture and knowledge. You will be returned to your location in Alexandria at the end of the day.
El Alamein is the place where the Allied forces of WWII gained a decisive victory of the Axis Forces. Today, the village located about 66 miles east of Alexandria, is mostly a port facility for shipping oil. However, it was once described by Churchill as having the best climate in the world. There are several hotels and a beach resort nearby. There is also a war museum with collectibles from the Battle of El Alamein and other North African battles. The only historical interest in this village would be related to WWII, and includes an Italian and German military cemeteries on Tell el Eisa Hill just outside of town.
Alexandria to Cairo - City Centre
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