Overview
Experience Islamic Cairo via Voyage On the Spot Tours. Discover the majestic Citadel, see the beauty of Mohamed Ali’s Mosque, discover Sultan Hassan’s Mosque and admire the glory of the Al Refai Mosque.
Trip Highlights
- Islamic Cairo
- Saladin Citadel of Cairo
- Mosque of Muhammad Ali
- Mosque-Madrassa of Sultan Hassan
Itinerary
Join us on an exciting tour back in history with our Voyage on the spot Tours with our half day tour to Islamic Cairo. Your guide will take you through our exclusive half day tour from your hotel in Cairo to Citadel of Cairo, which is a fortified structure built during the Islamic Middle Ages.
The structure was built by Salah ad-Din and has been well-preserved through successive Egyptian leaders.
The Mohamed Ali's Mosque also called the Alabaster Mosque is among the main attractions of the Citadel in Cairo. Take part in the spiritual atmosphere and observe the beautiful ornamentation of this religious place.
Our tour takes you to the Mosque and Madrasa of Sultan Hassan, a true embodiment of the tenacity of people. In spite of the plague that affected the population of Cairo in the middle of the 14th century, the construction of this mosque started in 1356 CE.
Then we proceed to the Mosque of Al-Refai. This wonderful example of the early Mamluk architecture was constructed in 1356 - 1363. During this period the Bahri Mamluk era took place. This mosque is famous for its magnificent architecture.
At the end of our informative tour we guarantee a comfortable transfer to your hotel. Choose Sun Pyramids Tours and enjoy the charm of Islamic Cairo. Join us!
Includes/Excludes
Cost Includes
- Tour by foot of Cairo’s most prominent Islamic landmarks.
- Lunch at Local restaurant.
- Tours to the above landmarks.
- Pick up from your Cairo hotel.
- Personal guide.
- Shopping tour in Cairo.
- All taxes and service charge.
Cost Excludes
- Any extras not mentioned in the itinerary
- Tipping
- beverages and water during lunch
FAQs
Yes, all entrance fees are covered in your tour package.
Photography is permitted, but some areas may restrict flash or tripods.
Yes, a traditional Egyptian lunch at a local restaurant is provided.
No, tipping (for guides/drivers) is optional but appreciated.










