The Egyptian Museum
This Museum Contains A Large Number Of Exhibits, Which Include Several Ancient Egyptian Artifacts Dating Back To Antiquity, As The Number Of Objects Displayed In It Is Approximately One Hundred And Thirty-Six Thousand Pieces.
Pharaonic Village
One Of The Most Places That Provide An Atmosphere Of Pleasure For Visitors, Where This Village In Its Design Mimics The Style Of The Pharaonic Village, Which Disappeared For Many Years.
Salah El-Din Castle
This Castle Was Built By The Muslim Leader Salah El-Din Al Ayoubi – God’s Mercy – On The Mountain Known Today As The Mount Of Mokattam, And Was Completed During The Reign Of Kamel Bin Al-Adel, Where It Became The Seat Of Kings For A Long Time, Specifically To The Era Of Muhammad Ali.
Khan Al-Khalili
This Is One Of The Most Important Markets Located In The Islamic Area In Cairo, Where It Is An Important Spot Attracts Tourists And Visitors To It Continuously, Especially The Bazaar.
Opera House
This House Is Considered One Of The Most Important Tributaries Of The Cultural Movement In Egypt And Resulted From The Cooperation Between Egypt And Japan, Where It Was Designed To Be Consistent With The Surrounding Buildings And Landmarks.
Abdeen Palace
It Is One Of The Most Famous Landmarks In The City Of Cairo And Dates Back To The Period Of The Monarchy In Egypt, It Is Also A Beautiful Masterpiece, And Important.
Religious Monuments
There Are A Number Of Religious Landmarks In Cairo, Including:
Mosque Of Al-Hussein
This Mosque Is Located In Old Cairo, Close To Both Khan Al-Khalili, And Al-Azhar. This Mosque Dates Back To The Period Of Fatimid Rule, Specifically Five Hundred And Forty-Nine Immigration.
Al Azhar Park
Located In Old Cairo, Al-Azhar Park Is One Of The Most Important Landmarks. Al-Azhar Park Is Characterized By The Beauty Of Its Scenery And Is An Important Incubator For The Ancient And Long History.
Mosque Of Amr Ibn Al-As
It Is The First Mosque Built In The Entire African Continent, Were Built By Muslims In Fustat, Which Was Founded After The Islamic Conquest Of Egypt, Has Been Named This Mosque With The Names Of The Ancient Mosque, The Mosque Of Conquest, And The Crown Of Mosques
