Islamic and Coptic Cairo - Khan El Khalili Bazar and El-Moez Street
Tour at the Old Cairo religious Historical Monument
You may see Islamic, Jewish, and Coptic architecture at Masr el-Adima, which is a unique historical monument in the region. However, before you meet your tour guide, first have breakfast at the hotel in the morning.
Cairo is the Islamic capital of Egypt.
In Fustat, you find the Saladin Citadel. One of the oldest mosques in Islam, the Mohamed Ali Mosque is located in this fortress.
Meanwhile, You're still in Fustat, the first capital of Egypt when the Islamic Empire conquered it. Just north of the Roman Babylon fortress, the first mosque in this capital city and in Egypt at large is located. The great mosque of Amr Ibn Aas.
In the same vein, the oldest Coptic Christian world is the destination.
An incredibly beautiful cathedral is located on the remnants of one of Babylon's castles. The Hanging Church is home to historic basilica towers that date back centuries. It's on the same route as the Holy Family. It's a quick distance from Holy Family Church, St. Sergius, and Bacchus Church, which is also nearby. Your tour guide will tell you all about the unique history of this Jewish synagogue in Egypt, Ben Ezra Synagogue.
Next, In an Egyptian restaurant, take a break and sample the local cuisine.
While walking down El-Moez Street, you see shops stocked with unique perfumes, spices, and handicrafts. Khan El Khalili Bazar's shopping excursion is inclusive. So, Get souvenirs for your home, let it be memorable.
Al-Azhar Mosque is your first stop.
Finally, Travel from Cairo to Aswan by First Class Sleeper Train. Overnight train dinner, evening meal, and stay.