Visit as the oldest known manmade structures on our planet and the only one to remain largely intact of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World; the great Khufu’s (Cheops) pyramid. Continue to explore the rest of Giza pyramids plateau including Khafre’s pyramid - Khufu's son, the second-largest pyramid on Giza site and Mecernes pyramid the smallest. Followed by a stop at the Sphinx, an ancient symbol of the pharos power, wisdom, and mysteries embodied in a huge sculpture of a pharaoh’s head on a lion’s body.

The treasures of Tutankhamun: This collection includes the famous golden death mask of the boy king, as well as other items found in his tomb, such as his sarcophagus, throne, and jewelry. Mummies: The museum contains several mummies of pharaohs and their family members, including Ramses II and his wife, Queen Nefertari. Statues: There are numerous statues of pharaohs, gods, and other important figures from ancient Egyptian history, including the Great Sphinx and the statue of Khafre. Papyrus scrolls: The museum houses a large collection of ancient texts written on papyrus, including books of the dead, medical texts, and religious texts. Jewelry: Visitors can see an impressive collection of ancient Egyptian jewelry, including necklaces, bracelets, earrings, and amulets. Everyday objects: The museum also contains a variety of everyday objects used by ancient Egyptians, such as pottery, furniture, and tools.

Traditional crafts: The market is home to a wide variety of shops that sell traditional crafts such as pottery, textiles, jewelry, and glassware. You can watch craftsmen at work and purchase unique souvenirs to take home. Spices and perfumes: The market is famous for its aromatic spices and perfumes. You can find exotic scents like jasmine, musk, and sandalwood, as well as traditional Egyptian perfumes like "kohl" and "attar". Egyptian food: There are many street food vendors and restaurants in the market where you can sample traditional Egyptian dishes like falafel, koshari, and shawarma. Historic architecture: The market is filled with historic buildings and narrow alleyways that transport visitors back in time. One of the most famous buildings is the Mosque of al-Husayn, which dates back to the 12th century.