cairo-and-alexandria ( 2 days )

Overview

This is a rich historical tour that includes the Sphinx and the famous Pyramids of Giza, showcasing traditional pharaonic art in Cairo. Alexandria, with its centuries-old

history, preserves monuments of global significance

We leave Hurghada for Cairo At night, the road takes about seven hours

First stop in Cairo to Visit the Egyptian National Museum

The Egyptian National Museum in Cairo is the largest museum of antiquities in the world, housing priceless artifacts, including treasures of

Tutankhamen. Its unique collection provides an in-depth understanding of ancient Egyptian culture and history

buffet lunch

Visit the Sphinx and the famous Pyramids of Giza

The Sphinx and the Pyramids of Giza are among the most famous symbols of ancient Egypt. The Sphinx, with the head of a man and the body of a lion, guards the

tombs of the pharaohs and is considered the embodiment of strength and wisdom. The pyramids, built in the III millennium BC, served as tombs for pharaohs and

demonstrate outstanding achievements of ancient architecture. These monuments continue to attract tourists from all over the world and remain the object of research

by scientists

Visit to the oil factory.

Overnight in Cairo

You will stay in a hotel or on a boat on the Nile River

In the morning, a transfer will pick you up from your hotel in Cairo

The way to Alexandria will take 2 hours

In Alexandria

Explore the Stanley Bridge

Visiting the embankment of alexandria

Explore the Al-Omari Mosque

Buffet lunch

Walk through the park of the Montazah Palace

A visit to the Library of Alexandria, a unique building with a repository of 8 million books

a laboratory for the restoration of manuscripts, a planetarium, three museums, 4 art galleries. Reading rooms are located on 11 levels under a transparent dome

Excursion to the Forts of Qait Bay, built on the island of Pharos on the ruins of the Alexandria Lighthouse, destroyed by the

Earthquake. The Naval Museum was opened in the fortress, with exhibits from the Roman era

empire and Napoleonic structures

Ancient Roman Amphitheater

In the evening you return to Hurghada