After breakfast, you will be driven by our tour guide to the Khan el-Khalili, Sultan Hassan, and Salah el Din Bazaars.
You will better understand Egypt's lengthy history thanks to this custom journey. The most significant mosque in the city is the Alabaster Mosque in the Citadel of Salah el-Din, which is perched atop a limestone hill overlooking Cairo. Muslims in Cairo continue to use the architectural marvel as a place of prayer, and it is open to visitors of all faiths.
Alabaster is used to cover the mosque's interior and exterior, and Giza Pyramid limestone siding was used to build the mosque's upper portion.
Your tour guide will explain the tenets of Islam to you within the mosque and interpret the most popular prayers.
Your guide will introduce you to the renowned markets that are said to have inspired Christopher Columbus to find the United States as you make your way to the Khan el Khalili bazaar. Make the most of your free time by exploring the confusing streets and attempting to strike a deal with shopkeepers to purchase a memento of your Cairo day tours.
proceed to Sultan Hassan's mosque and madrasa One of Cairo's finest Mamluk architectural masterpieces is thought to have been built between 1356 and 1363.
In addition, the mosque is recognised as one of the biggest not only in Cairo but also across Islam. The mosque, which is not just in Cairo but is one of the biggest in all of Islam, is around 492 feet (150 metres) long and 118 feet (36 metres) high. 223 feet (68 metres) is the height of the highest minaret. Because this is a personalized tour, you get to choose how much time you want to spend at each location.
We'll drop you off at your hotel for the night after the day tour is over.