Dahabiya Loulia from Esna to Aswan for 4 Nights
Guaranteed weekly departure Every Thursday on board Nile Dahabiya Loulia
Dahabiya Zekrayaat from Esna to Aswan for 4 nights
Explore the amazing wonders of ancient Egypt through this magical Dahabiya Zekrayaat from Esna to Aswan for 4 nights. Book this tour now!
Dahabiya Zekrayaat from Aswan to Esna for 3 nights
Guaranteed weekly departure Every Friday on board Dahabiya Zekrayaat
Dahabiya The Orient from Esna to Aswan for 4 nights
Discover the wonders of ancient Egypt in Aswan and Luxor through this Dahabiya the Orient from Esna to Aswan
Dahabiya The Orient from Aswan to Esna for 3 nights
Discover the wonders of ancient and modern Egypt through this magical Dahabiya The Orient from Aswan to Esna for 3 nights.
The Tomb of Queen Nefertari: Egypt’s “Sistine Chapel” in the Valley of the Queens
Prepare to be amazed. The Tomb of Queen Nefertari (QV66) in the Valley of the Queens is, quite simply, the most beautiful tomb in all of Egypt. A masterpiece of New Kingdom art, it was built for the beloved Great Royal Wife of Pharaoh Ramesses II.
Step inside to see walls covered in breathtaking, vibrant paintings that look as if they were painted yesterday. Follow Nefertari’s detailed journey to the afterlife as she plays the senet game and is guided by the gods. Often called the “Sistine Chapel of Ancient Egypt,” it requires a separate special ticket, but it provides an exclusive, once-in-a-lifetime experience that you will never forget.
Al-Muizz Street: Islamic Cairo’s “Open-Air Museum”
Walk the thousand-year-old spine of Islamic Cairo. Al-Muizz Street is a 1km-long “open-air museum” packed with medieval treasures. See the Qalawun Complex, climb the minarets of Bab Zuweila, and dive into the adjacent Khan El-Khalili bazaar. It’s a magical journey through history, especially when the street is beautifully illuminated at night.
The Royal Jewelry Museum: A Hidden Palace of Dazzling Treasures
Step into a world of unbelievable opulence at the Royal Jewelry Museum in Alexandria. This isn’t just a museum; it’s a stunning, neoclassical palace that once belonged to the royal family. Inside, you’ll discover the personal, diamond-encrusted treasures of the Muhammad Ali Dynasty, from King Farouk’s chess set to Queen Nazli’s tiaras. It’s a true hidden gem and a must-see on any Alexandria tour.
Alexandria National Museum: A Journey Through Egypt’s Mediterranean History
Housed within the restored elegance of a restored Italianate villa, the Alexandria National Museum serves as a breathtaking chronological gateway to the soul of Egypt’s Mediterranean “Bride.” This curated sanctuary masterfully weaves together the tapestry of the city’s multifaceted identity, guiding visitors through the majestic artifacts of the Pharaonic era, the intellectual splendor of the Hellenistic and Roman periods, and the intricate artistry of the Coptic and Islamic ages. By showcasing treasures recovered from the depths of the submerged cities alongside land-based excavations, the museum offers a powerful, singular narrative of a city that has remained a global beacon of culture and conquest for over two millennia.
Discover Kom el-Dikka: Alexandria’s Roman Amphitheater & Lost University
Discover Kom el-Dikka, Alexandria’s fascinating open-air archaeological park. This site is home to Egypt’s only Roman Amphitheater (Odeon), the ruins of a Roman-era university, and the beautiful mosaics of the Villa of the Birds. It’s a captivating look at daily life in Roman Alexandria and a must-see on your day trip from Cairo.
Bibliotheca Alexandrina: The Reborn Wonder of the World
Experience the reborn wonder of the world: the Bibliotheca Alexandrina. This stunning architectural marvel, designed as a “rising sun,” is a modern tribute to the legendary ancient library. More than just a library, it’s a vast cultural center. Explore its breathtaking, 11-level main reading hall, discover Greco-Roman statues in the Antiquities Museum (located inside), see priceless ancient texts in the Manuscripts Museum, and visit the futuristic Planetarium. It’s the must-see cultural heart of modern Alexandria.
Museum of Islamic Art in Cairo: A Global Treasure of Islamic Heritage
Discover one of the world’s greatest collections at Cairo’s Museum of Islamic Art (MIA). This stunning museum is a treasure chest of the Islamic Golden Age. Explore 25 galleries filled with intricate woodwork, delicate glass mosque lamps, illuminated Qurans, and dazzling carpets from across the globe. It’s the perfect, beautiful contrast to the Pharaonic museums and a must-see on any Islamic Cairo tour.