Ibn Tulun Mosque We’ll visit one of the oldest and largest mosques in Cairo. You can walk through its peaceful open courtyard, admire the beautiful arches, and climb the spiral minaret for a great view of the city.

Gayer-Anderson Museum We’ll visit a unique historical house next to Ibn Tulun Mosque. This museum was once home to a British officer who loved Egyptian art and culture. Inside, you’ll walk through beautifully decorated rooms, secret passageways, mashrabiya windows, and a rooftop with a lovely view. It’s filled with antiques, furniture, and rare pieces from different cultures — a hidden gem in the heart of Old Cairo.

Sultan Hassan Mosque & Madrasa We’ll visit one of the most impressive Islamic buildings in Cairo. This huge mosque was built in the 1300s and also worked as a school for teaching religion. You’ll see its massive doors, tall ceilings, peaceful courtyard, and beautiful details carved in stone. It’s a perfect place to feel the greatness of Islamic architecture and history.

Coptic Cairo We’ll explore one of the oldest Christian areas in Egypt. You’ll visit ancient churches like the Hanging Church, walk through narrow old streets, and learn about early Christianity in Egypt. It’s a peaceful area full of history, culture, and beautiful architecture.