Overview
Tour Description
2-Day Cairo City Tour and Giza Pyramids from Alexandria Port
An explanation
Start your Alexandria Shore Excursion with Your king tut tours and travel from Alexandria to Cairo for two days to discover the land of the pharaohs. This tour schedule will take you to some of Cairo’s top attractions. You will see the Giza Pyramids, Sphinx, Sakkara, and Khan el Khalili Bazaar on the first day. Visit the Grand Egyptian Museum, Salah El Din Citadel, and Mohamed Ali Alabaster Mosque to begin your next day.Itinerary
Day 1- sphinx of Giza ,pyramids and Grand Egyptian museum excursions
Rise and shine, adventurer! Today, After having breakfast, you will see some of the greatest archaeological wonders in history, including:
Giza pyramids
is a timeless vault that has been protecting the secrets of ancient Egypt for almost 4,000 years. The three large pyramids, six minor pyramids, the magnificent large Sphinx, and the everlasting Valley Temple make up this holy necropolis, which rises from the desert plateau.
These monuments represent the Old Kingdom‘s aspirations, spirituality, and architectural brilliance.
The great pyramid and sphinx of Giza
is a timeless monument to humanity’s quest for immortality and the genius of antiquity. This final remaining Wonder of the Ancient World was built around 2580 BC using over 2.3 million limestone blocks, each weighing roughly 2.5 tons.
It was created by a large labor force of nearly 400,000 skilled workers who worked in meticulously planned shifts. It was once the highest building on Earth, rising to a height of 147 meters (481 feet). It is a timeless representation of accuracy, creativity, and regal authority.
The god protector of the pyramids is called Hor-em-Akhet (Horus of the Horizon). This legendary monster, which was carved from a single, enormous limestone outcrop, combines the formidable body of a lion with the human visage thought to symbolize Pharaoh Khafre,
signifying strength led by wisdom. The Sphinx, which is roughly 73 meters (240 feet) long and 19 meters (66 feet) tall, still watches over the plateau in silence, maintaining an air of mystery that has enthralled tourists for millennia.
Grand Egyptian museum
is a magnificent homage to its ancient past that occupies an area of around 490,000 square meters and is oriented in relation to the Giza pyramids. Over 5,000 years of civilization can be accessed through this architectural wonder. In addition to holding one of the biggest conservation centers in the Middle East,
research labs, and educational facilities devoted to conserving Egypt’s past, GEM connects antiquity with contemporary technology through creative design and immersive storytelling. The enormous 11-meter statue of Ramses II,
the Hanging Obelisk, and the entire collection of more than 5,000 objects that belonged to Tutankhamun are among the amazing treasures that visitors can view.
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Saqqara step pyramid
is a revolutionary attraction that ushered in the era of building pyramids. Imhotep, Pharaoh Djoser’s vizier and principal architect, was the visionary who designed it.
The golden age of pyramid building began with this amazing monument. The pyramid, which stands 62 meters tall and is made up of six different stepped stages, is encircled by a large ceremonial complex
that is decorated with amazing ornamental elements and religious architectural aspects, representing the first monumental stone construction in human history.
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overnight at your hotel in Cairo
Day 2 : Live Amidst the Rich History of Old Cairo
At day second After enjoying a delicious breakfast at your hotel, you will leave with your knowledgeable tour guide to discover Cairo’s fascinating treasures. One of Egypt’s most famous cultural sites is where your solar eclipse adventure begins.
Old Egyptian museum
is where Ancient Egyptian history comes to life. It was founded in the center of Cairo in 1901 to provide insight into the largest Egyptian artifacts created from common materials like wood or stone that are found in the forms of statues, jewelry, and funerary items, as well as royal resources like gold and rare gems.
Hanging church
is one of the most treasured sites in Coptic Christianity and is traditionally connected to the Holy Family’s voyage through Egypt, where it is thought that Jesus first set foot and sought safety.
The church, which was constructed in the fifth century AD atop the southern wall of the ancient Roman Babylon Fortress, appears to be suspended in midair since it rises about thirty feet above the ground.
As the seat of the Coptic Patriarch in the past, its exquisite construction and interior design combine creative elements from the 7th to the 13th centuries, signifying centuries of devotion.
Amr Ibn Al AAas Mosque
was the birthplace of Islam in Egypt, having been built as the first mosque in Africa in 641 AD. This impressive monument, which is still used as a place of prayer today,
commemorates the early spread of Islam throughout the continent. The mosque, which has undergone numerous reconstructions and expansions throughout the years, today serves
as a visual record of changing Islamic architectural styles and provides insight into centuries of religious and cultural advancement.
The National Museum of Egyptian Civilization
is an amazing organization that offers a thorough and immersive presentation of Egypt’s heritage. The museum offers visitors a fuller knowledge of Egypt’s cultural evolution
by showcasing objects that span more than 4,000 years, highlighting both tangible treasures and the intangible traditions that created the nation’s character.
Khan El Khalili Bazaar
is a historic marketplace that dates back to 970 AD and is frequently referred to as the Middle East’s “golden trade artery.” The market, which is still thriving today, is home to traditional cafés, artisan workshops, and stores selling goods influenced by Egypt’s rich history.
Its winding streets are dotted with amazing Islamic architecture and elaborate architectural features, providing a setting where ordinary life, craftsmanship, and history all coexist harmoniously.
After that, you’ll have time to shop for more souvenirs before returning to Alexandria Port and boarding your cruise ship.
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Included and Excluded
tour Inclusion
– Pick-up and drop-off services from Alexandria Port
– All transfers on an air-conditioned vehicle
– Accommodations in Cairo for 1 night at a 5-star hotel
– English-speaking Egyptologist guide
– Entrance fees to all the mentioned sites
– Bottled water during the tour
– 2 lunches at local restaurants
– Shopping tours in Cairo
– All service charges and taxes
tour Exclusion
– Gratuities/Tipping (recommended tour guide – driver ).
– Camel ride in the Giza pyramids area (Approx. $20.00 US Dollars for a 15- to 20-minute ride)
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FAQs
one day tour to Alexandria how we can spent it there
Firstly start your Alexandria day tours with a breakfast meal in front of the sea then start your tour by visiting the popular attractions of Alexandria such as Qaitbay Citadel, Alexandria Library, Montazah Palace, and travel to Al Alamein to visit the War Museum there
Is one day tour to Alexandria enough to cover it
Yes, in a one-day tour in Alexandria, you can enjoy the major things to do there such as trying the seafood meal in the famous restaurant and visiting the popular attractions such as the Roman Theater, Qaitbay Citadel, the Lighthouse, Catacombs of Kom El Shoqafa
Tour guide needed in Alexandria day tour
It's better to have a private tour guide to show you the real Alexandria and tell you about the attractions' stories and history, check out our guided Alexandria day tours and make the best of your day.
can anyone do day tour from Alexandria to Cairo
Yes, Cairo is very close to Alexandria so enjoy Cairo day tours from Alexandria and visit the popular attractions in Cairo such as Giza Pyramids, Grand Egyptian Museum
what's Alexandria famous for
Among Alexandria's most famous attractions are the Great Library, the largest library in antiquity, the Lighthouse, one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World, and the Catacombs of Kom El Shoqafa, one of the Seven Wonders of the Middle Ages.
