3 Days Cairo Stopover Tour

Must-visit attractions during Egypt tours in Cairo include the Pyramids of Giza, the Sphinx, the Egyptian Museum, Khan el-Khalili Bazaar, and the historic Islamic Cairo district.

Two-day Cairo short break is supported by Cairo Top Tours, Your 2-day Cairo City Tour will take you to the Saladin Citadel and the magnificent Egyptian Museum, where you can view the ancient artifacts on display at the Museum of Egyptian Antiquities.
 

The official and most commonly spoken language in Egypt is Egyptian Arabic. Since it is most frequently used for travel, English is taught in schools as a secondary language.

If you want to visit Cairo or want to learn more about Egypt, here are 7 cool things to know. Cairo is the biggest city in Africa, and it has a really famous pyramid called the Great Pyramid of Giza. The old part of Cairo is really special and important, so it's protected by UNESCO. There's a really big statue in Cairo that's really old and important too. And guess what? Cairo has the biggest place to eat in the whole world!

The Coptic Orthodox Church is a religious group with many churches. In Egypt, they have 2,500 churches and in other countries, they have 400 churches. In the city of Cairo, there are 400 churches and in Alexandria, there are 70 churches.

Long ago in Egypt, the sphinx was like a special protector and it was usually shown as a man wearing a king's hat, just like the Great Sphinx. They would also put statues of these creatures in places where people were buried and in important buildings.

The Coptic Museum is open every day from 9 in the morning until 4 in the afternoon. It is different from other religious places because it is open all day, while others are only open in the mornings for religious services and sometimes in the afternoons for guided visits.

  Depending on your nationality, there are different visa requirements. It is crucial to find out if you require a visa for your layover in Cairo by contacting the Egyptian embassy or consulate in your home nation. Certain nations do not require a visa upon arrival, but others could require one that has been pre-approved. Prior to your journey, make sure you have read up on and met all visa requirements.