Cairo Tower and Khan el-Khalili Bazaar Include Dinner

Cairo Tower and Khan el-Khalili Bazaar Include Dinner

Its nice to be up high in Cairo. It gives one a prospective view of this great city, with it's very modern and very ancient districts. Anyone who has stood atop the Citadel or from the upper floors of some of the taller hotels is aware of the grand views that Cairo Tower offers continue drive to ? Khan el-Khalili,we take a round by foot through the market Your Dinner at first Class Oriental restaurant enjoy drink Coffee or tea at Al fishawy Cafe drive back to hotel with best memory.

In Afternoon you will Pick up from your hotel By Private A./C Bus and tour Guide

To Cairo tower 

Its nice to be up high in Cairo. It gives one a prospective view of this great city, with it's very modern and very ancient districts. Anyone who has stood atop the Citadel or from the upper floors of some of the taller hotels is aware of the grand views that Cairo Tower offers.

One of the best views is from the Cairo Tower, located on Gezira Island (Zemalak) just north of the Museum of Modern Art which provides a panoramic vision of Cairo. This 187 meter tall tower, in the form of a latticework tube that fans out slightly at the top, is said to imitate a lotus plant, and ranks only fourth among the worlds highest towers. It is made of granite, the same material often used by the ancient Egyptians, and is about 45 meters taller than the Great Pyramid at Giza.

continue drive to ? Khan el-Khalili,we take a round by foot through the market , once known as the Turkish bazaar during the Ottoman period, is now usually just called the Khan el-Khalili and the names of it and the Muski market are often used interchangeably to mean either. Named for the great Caravansary, the market was built in 1382 by the Emir Djaharks el-Khalili in the heart of the Fatimid City. Together with the al-Muski market to the west, they comprise one of Cairo's most important shopping areas. But more than that, they represent the market tradition which established Cairo as a major center of trade, and at the Khan, one will still find foreign merchants. Perhaps, this vary market was involved in the spice monopoly controlled by the Mamluks,

Your Dinner at first Class Oriental restaurant enjoy drink Coffee or tea at Al fishawy Café drive back to hotel with best memory