Start your adventure at Bab al-Futuh, one of the main gates of Cairo’s old city walls. Meet your friendly Egyptologist guide, who will introduce you to the history of Old Cairo.

Visit Al-Hakim Mosque, one of the oldest and largest Fatimid mosques in Cairo, famous for its tall minarets, historic stone walls, and peaceful courtyard.

Continue to Bayt al-Suhaymi, a beautiful 17th-century Ottoman house. Walk through its rooms and courtyard as you learn about traditional Cairo life.

Stroll along El Moez Street, a lively historic street lined with stunning Islamic buildings, bustling shops, and cafés.

See the Sultan Barquq Mosque, known for its detailed Mamluk designs and fascinating history as a mosque, madrasa, and Sufi lodge, showcasing the grandeur of the 14th century.

Right next to it is the Qalawun Complex, with its mosque, school, and mausoleum – a masterpiece of medieval architecture.

Wander through the colorful Khan el Khalili Bazaar, where stalls overflow with spices, jewelry, fabrics, and souvenirs.

End your day at the Al Hussein Mosque, one of Cairo’s most important religious landmarks, offering a peaceful space for reflection in the heart of Islamic Cairo.