To take in some of Egypt's magnitude, take a tour to the Egyptian Museum which houses the magnificent heritage of the pharaohs. See the splendid collection of the famous child- king Tut-ankh-amon including the breath-taking of his Golden Mask. Look at the impressive mummies which still have hair, finger and toe nails and teeth.

This tour is the time machine where we go back more than 5000 years ago exploring how they live, what they eat, what their dreams are and more. Such an unbelievable feeling you will get, because you will visit the Giza Pyramids which have become nearly equivalent with Egypt itself. Their incredible size continues to impress millions of visitors each year, as they struggle to understand how three kings Cheops, Chephren, & Mikerinos, could have constructed such massive structures so long ago. Regardless of their fame, the Giza Pyramids are considered only a short chapter in the long history of Ancient Egypt. All three great pyramids, as well as the Queen’s pyramids next to them, were built during the Old Kingdom 4th dynasty.

the most famous monuments of ancient world! These massive stone structures were built around 4,500 years ago on a rocky desert plateau close to the Nile and always amaze visitors

The performance of this spectacular sound and laser light show is a must to see while in Cairo. The voice of the great sphinx tells you the story of the Pharaohs and their life stories, also how the great pyramids were built.

Old Cairo, home to some of the oldest churches in Egypt The area of old Cairo or Misr Al Qadima where you will see the ruins of the Roman fortress of Babylon (1st century), and visit the hanging church of Virgin Mary (3rd century) built over the fortress southern towers, the church of Abu Serga (St. Sergio) (5th century) with Holy Crypt where the Holy Family stayed for 6 months and the Synagogue of Ben Ezra (9th century).