How were the pyramids built? Explore the methods, tools, and labor behind Egypt’s greatest architectural feat, separating fact from myth and mystery.

Explore the Great Pyramid of Khufu, Egypt’s most iconic structure. Discover its history, construction secrets, and enduring legacy across 4,500 years.

Discover the wonders of Ancient Egypt, its pharaohs, pyramids, temples, and beliefs. Explore one of the most influential civilizations in world history.

Explore Cairo's top historical sites, from ancient mosques and pyramids to Coptic churches and bustling bazaars. Discover the city’s layered, living history.

Explore Egypt’s pyramids, from Giza to Saqqara. Learn how they were built, why they mattered, and what they reveal about ancient Egyptian civilization.

Explore the grandeur of the Mosque of Sultan Hassan in Cairo, an architectural marvel that blends Mamluk elegance, rich history, and spiritual depth in the heart of Egypt.

Explore the Mosque of Al-Rifa’i in Cairo, a majestic royal mausoleum blending Ottoman elegance and Egyptian tradition, located beside the historic Sultan Hassan Mosque.

Discover the Mosque of Ibn Tulun, Cairo’s oldest surviving mosque in its original form, featuring vast open spaces, unique spiral minaret, and centuries of uninterrupted history.

Step into Ottoman-era Cairo at Bayt Al-Suhaymi, a beautifully preserved historic house filled with mashrabiyas, marble floors, and echoes of a refined domestic life.

Explore the Mosque of Muhammad Ali in Cairo’s Citadel, a stunning Ottoman-style landmark symbolizing modern Egypt’s birth and offering panoramic views over the city.

Discover the Madrassa of Al-Nasir Muhammad, a medieval gem in Cairo’s Citadel blending Mamluk artistry, religious education, and royal ambition in one enduring structure.

Explore the Gayer-Anderson Museum, a beautifully preserved Ottoman-era home filled with Islamic art, antique furnishings, and the personal touch of a British collector.

Walk through centuries of Islamic history on El Moez Street, Cairo’s most famous historic avenue lined with mosques, palaces, and vibrant local life.

Step into Egypt’s royal past at Abdeen Palace, a 19th-century landmark in downtown Cairo filled with regal architecture, lavish halls, and rare historic museums.

Explore the Manial Palace Museum, a hidden royal gem in Cairo where Islamic, Persian, and European styles blend into one of Egypt’s most elegant and unique historic residences.

Discover the Al-Hakim Mosque in Cairo, a Fatimid-era masterpiece with a rich history, unique architecture, and a powerful connection to Egypt’s early Islamic heritage.

Step into the Qalawun Complex in Cairo, a stunning Mamluk masterpiece that combines a mosque, madrasa, and mausoleum into one of Islamic Cairo’s most breathtaking landmarks.

Explore Al-Azhar Mosque in Cairo, one of the world’s oldest Islamic universities and a living symbol of religious scholarship, architectural beauty, and cultural continuity.

Visit Al-Hussein Mosque in Cairo, a revered Islamic site believed to house the head of Imam Hussein and a central landmark of spiritual life and heritage in Egypt.

Discover Cairo’s City of the Dead, a vast historic necropolis where life and death coexist, blending Mamluk mausoleums, daily living, and centuries of Islamic heritage.

Step into the mysterious Baron Empain Palace in Heliopolis, Cairo, a unique Hindu-inspired mansion filled with legends, architectural grandeur, and restored historical charm.

Visit the Amr ibn al-As Mosque in Cairo, Egypt’s first mosque and a symbol of Islamic history, built during the earliest days of Muslim rule in North Africa.

Visit the Hanging Church in Cairo, one of Egypt's oldest and most iconic Coptic churches, built above a Roman fortress and rich with history, faith, and artistry.

Explore Abu Serga Church in Coptic Cairo, one of Egypt’s oldest Christian landmarks and believed to shelter the Holy Family during their flight into Egypt.

Discover the Church of Saint George in Coptic Cairo, one of the most iconic Christian landmarks, known for its stunning architecture and rich history.

Visit the Ben Ezra Synagogue in Cairo, a historic Jewish site in Coptic Cairo, famous for its deep history, stunning architecture, and connection to Egypt's Jewish heritage.

Explore the Valley of the Queens, the burial site of ancient Egyptian queens and royal children, featuring stunning tombs and murals in the Theban Necropolis.

Discover the Valley of the Nobles in Luxor, where ancient Egyptian officials, priests, and artisans were buried in richly decorated tombs reflecting daily life, spirituality, and status.

Explore Deir el-Medina, the ancient village of Egypt’s royal tomb builders. Discover their homes, tombs, and unique insight into daily life during the New Kingdom.

Explore the Temple of Medinet Habu in Luxor, a massive and beautifully preserved mortuary temple of Ramesses III, filled with vivid carvings and epic battle scenes.

Step inside the Tomb of Queen Nefertari, one of the most beautifully preserved and vividly painted burial sites in Egypt, built for the beloved wife of Ramesses II

Step inside the Tomb of King Tutankhamun in the Valley of the Kings, where Egypt’s most famous discovery revealed a treasure-filled legacy and the story of a young pharaoh.

Discover the life of Queen Tiye, one of ancient Egypt’s most influential royal women, known for her intelligence, political power, and enduring legacy in the 18th Dynasty.

Explore the Temple of Kalabsha, a remarkable Nubian monument relocated from rising Nile waters. Discover its Roman-era origins, architectural beauty, and religious legacy.

Discover the story of King Akhenaten, Egypt’s revolutionary pharaoh who reshaped religion, art, and power in one of the most dramatic chapters of ancient history.

Discover the Sacred Lake at Karnak Temple, an ancient pool used in religious rituals by priests of Amun. Still and reflective, it holds centuries of history and mystery.

Step into the life of Queen Nefertiti, Egypt’s mysterious and powerful queen, whose beauty and influence helped shape one of the most extraordinary chapters in ancient history.

Discover the story of Amun-Ra, the powerful fusion of two great Egyptian deities who became the supreme god of the ancient world’s most enduring civilization.

Tucked beneath Mount Sinai, Saint Catherine’s Monastery is one of the world’s oldest Christian sites, rich in history, faith, and stunning desert scenery.

Explore Tell el-Amarna, the once-radical capital city of Akhenaten, where ancient Egypt’s boldest religious and artistic revolution briefly came to life.

Explore El Kab, an ancient Egyptian city hidden in the cliffs of Upper Egypt. Discover its tombs, temples, and forgotten stories carved in stone.

Discover the National Museum of Egyptian Civilization in Cairo, home to Egypt’s royal mummies and an immersive journey through 7,000 years of history.

Discover the legacy of King Menkaure, builder of the third Giza pyramid, known for his refined art, religious devotion, and more human portrayal as a pharaoh.

Uncover Queen Hatshepsut, the powerful female pharaoh of Egypt, who not only transformed the role of king, ruled as pharaoh in an era of peace and prosperity, but also had one of the most remarkable temples created in ancient Egypt at Deir el-Bahari.

If you want to learn more about Alexander the Great, the astute conqueror who created a vast empire, transformed the world through war, vision, and the mixing of cultures.

Discover the contribution of Muhammad Ali Pasha who brought reform and modernity to Egypt, organized a powerful military, and founded the modern state of Egypt.

Experience Ramses II, the most famous pharaoh of Egypt, known for his epic battles, monumental temples such as Abu Simbel, and a reign that helped define the greatness of ancient Egypt.

Learn about King Thutmose III, the warrior king who created Egypt's empire, led 17 campaigns, and epitomized a golden age of military, political, and cultural power.

The Pyramid of Teti, found at Saqqara is the home of the ancient Pyramid Texts—Egypt’s earliest religious texts—and a connection to Old Kingdom funerary ideas.

Discover the Tombs of the Nobles in Saqqara—beautifully-chiseled mastabas, showing daily life, beliefs, and social roles of elite in Egypt’s Old Kingdom.

Witness the Valley Temple of Khafre at Giza—an ancient site of ritual activity where kings of Egypt were prepared for burial—and the blend of architecture and spirit.

Discover the Fortress of Babylon in Coptic Cairo - an Ancient Roman stronghold, that has become the spiritual heart of Egypt's Coptic Christian heritage and art and, learned people of resilience.

Explore the Coptic Museum located in Cairo and boasts the richest collections of Coptic Christian art, manuscripts, and heritage in the world of Coptic Christianity nestled in the historic Fortress of Babylon.

Man, if you really wanna feel like you own Cairo for a minute, just head up the Cairo Tower in Zamalek. It’s this crazy concrete spike poking the sky—total flex, honestly. 

Visit the Tomb of Kagemni in Saqqara-- an Old Kingdom masterpiece depicting vivid scenes of daily life, elaborate carvings, and a glimpse into elite life in ancient Egypt.

Explore the Abusir Pyramids, Egypt's Fifth Dynasty ancient tombs, discover the site architecture changes, the development of sun worship, and royal burial traditions.

Visit the Alabaster Sphinx of Memphis—an exquisitely crafted monument of the New Kingdom, carved from precious stone, providing an understanding of artistry, kingship, and religious life in ancient Egypt.

Visit Cairo’s Museum of Islamic Art with a superb collection of Islamic objects from several centuries of Muslims’ creativity, science, design, and cultural brilliance.

Experience the Nilometer on Roda Island—as brilliant ancient instrument used to measure the Nile’s flood—and linked to science, survival, and spirituality in Egypt.

Visit the Pyramid of Unas in Saqqara, which has the earliest of the Pyramid Texts in which the text are a turning point for the religion of ancient Egypt, located within an unassuming stone casing.

Wander into the Tomb of Ti in Saqqara, where the vivid carvings of everyday life from Egypt's Old Kingdom add a fantastic human layer to ancient history and art.

Dive into Cairo’s Aqsunqur Mosque—a chill 14th-century spot famous for its bold blue Ottoman tiles and epic mashup of history, art, and Islamic vibes.

Try skydiving over Egypt's Great Pyramids for an unforgettable mix of ancient history, adrenaline, and unbelievable views from the sky.

From elegance of a royal residence in the city, to a hidden gem that has charm and grace- Step into elegance at the royal retreat of Mohamed Ali, Shubra Palace.

Get lost in Cairo’s Manasterly Palace—19th-century glam mixing Ottoman, Euro vibes, Nile views, and gardens that’ll make your camera jealous.

Tucked away near Ibn Tulun, Amir Sarghatmish Mosque is a Mamluk-era stunner—quiet, elegant, and honestly one of Cairo’s most peaceful spots.

Sabil Umm Abbas in Cairo—tiny, stunning, full of Ottoman flair, charity, and tradition. Snap photos and soak up the history on Saliba Street.

Get lost in Cairo’s Sabil of Khusro Basha—a 16th-century Ottoman gem where art, charity, and city history collide. Hidden beauty in plain sight.

Meet ancient Egypt’s legendary gods—Ra, Osiris, Isis, Anubis, the whole gang—and unravel the jaw-dropping myths that shaped their world for thousands of years.

Get the lowdown on King Menes—the OG pharaoh who supposedly pulled Egypt together and kicked off the First Dynasty. Dive into the legends, the lost tomb, and his epic Memphis legacy.

Investigate Egyptian hieroglyphics as the divine script of ancient Egypt to understand how this potent visual language influenced historical developments alongside religious and cultural evolution.

Learn the life of Queen Cleopatra, last pharaoh of Egypt—politician, diplomat, and legend—who changed history at the crossroads of ancient Egypt and Rome.

In the Valley of the Kings, investigate the Tomb of Ramses IV—an easy, exquisitely adorned royal tomb with bright artwork and ancient burial writings.

Discover the Tomb of Ramses VI in the Valley of the Kings, an artistic and symbolic masterwork replete with breathtaking wall paintings and historical Egyptian religious texts.

Investigate the Tomb of Seti I, the most beautiful and elaborate tomb in the Valley of the Kings, brimming with vibrant artwork, holy texts, and ancient architectural genius.

Explore the tomb of Ramses III in the Valley of the Kings, a magnificent royal burial rich in color, history, and religious symbolism, one of Egypt's most vibrant and expansive.

Visit the ancient valley of Coptic monasteries, Wadi El Natrun in Egypt, where early Christian monasticism continues to flourish in the quiet hug of the deser

Find Amada Temple, the oldest in Nubia, with magnificent wall paintings and rare inscriptions—an old treasure moved to safety from the rising waters of Lake Nasser.

Explore Wadi El Seboua, the Temple of the Lions created by Ramesses II in Nubia. On the shores of Lake Nasser, a silent, secluded treasure overflowing with history, art, and desert splendor.

Discover Gebel El Silsila, the historical quarry used to construct the magnificent temples of Egypt. Find hidden tombs, shrines, and holy cliffs along the Nile's gentle curve.

Explore the myth and majesty of Horus, the falcon-headed god of ancient Egypt, symbol of kingship, sky, and divine protection.

Feel the eternal journey of the Nile, the heart of Egypt and the cradle for one of the world’s greatest civilizations that has influenced the landscape, cultures and histories for thousands of years.

Explore the mythology and majesty of Ra, the ancient Egyptian sun god, the creator of life and lord of the universe, and discover how the golden light formed a civilizations faith and worldview.

Experience the beginnings of Egyptian civilization with the Old Kingdom—an era of god-kings, pyramid building prowess, and one of the world's greatest ancient cultures.

The mystery of ancient Egyptian writing was unveiled to historians with the Rosetta Stone, which was an archaeological accident that became the key to understanding hieroglyphs, and eventually gave a voice back to an entire civilization.

Enter the spiritual pulse of ancient Egypt with the Book of the Dead, and wonderful collection of spells, prayers, and rituals to help ensure the safe passage of the soul into the afterlife.

Explore the legacy of the pharaoh Khufu, the ancient Egyptian ruler who constructed the Great Pyramid of Giza—one of the most recognizable monuments in the world and an enduring symbol of royal ambition and engineering skill.

Discover the amazing legacy of Nubia—an ancient African civilization that stood south of Egypt! This civilization gave rise to powerful kingdoms, featured a distinct culture, and has a long history of interaction with the Nile and the Pharaohs of Egypt.

Travel to Egypt and immerse yourself in the echoes of industry and indolence, pharaohs and pyramids, and the Nile's persistent customs. Egypt's storied past, living cultures, and awe-inspiring landscapes form a rich tapestry that is endlessly intriguing to explore.

Explore the Bibliotheca Alexandrina, the new Library of Alexandria that is a fitting homage to the most important library from antiquity. Learn about its history, its history of rebirth, its design, and its place in global knowledge and culture.

Discover the story of Alexandria through the Alexandria National Museum, featuring more than 1,800 artifacts spanning ancient Egypt, the Greco-Roman period, and more. Explore Egypt's coastal gem through its preserved pieces.

Experience royal peace at Montaza Palace Gardens in Alexandria, Egypt, as you wander the combination of historic significance, landscape design, and coastal splendour where Egyptian kings previously walked.

Visit the Roman Amphitheatre of Alexandria—the only known theatre from the Roman period in Egypt. Learn about its architecture, history, and its relationship of the modern, contemporary Alexandria to the classical past. 

Ahmed Ibn Tulun the founder of Egypt's first Islamic dynasty was a visionary leader, builder, and scholar whose lingering legacy is still being felt in the heart of historic Cairo.

Explore the majestic Pyramids of Egypt, ancient wonders on the Giza plateau. Discover the Great Pyramid, Sphinx, and millennia of history. Plan your unforgettable journey!

Discover the Colossi of Memnon in Luxor, 18-meter statues of Pharaoh Amenhotep III, legendary for their size, history, and the mysterious 'singing' sound at dawn

Explore the Grand Egyptian Museum near the Giza Pyramids, home to King Tut’s full collection and over 100,000 artifacts from ancient Egypt's rich history.

Explore the majestic Luxor Temple in Egypt, a stunning testament to ancient pharaohs. Witness grand columns, intricate carvings, and rich history along the Nile.

Explore the Citadel of Saladin in Cairo, an iconic fortress with mosques, museums, and panoramic views built to protect Egypt during the Crusader era

Discover the mystery of the Great Sphinx of Giza, Egypt’s ancient guardian with a lion’s body, a pharaoh’s face, and secrets carved in stone for 4,500 years

Explore Cairo’s Egyptian Museum, home to Tutankhamun’s treasures, royal mummies, and ancient artifacts that span over 5,000 years of Egypt’s remarkable history.

The Pyramid of Meidum, near Cairo, is an early, unique Egyptian pyramid. Starting as a step pyramid, it was modified into the first attempt at a true pyramid, though it partially collapsed. A key step in ancient pyramid evolution (c. 2600 BC).   

Explore Memphis, Egypt’s first capital, home to the Colossus of Ramses II, the Alabaster Sphinx, and the legacy of pharaohs in a rich open-air museum

Visit the Step Pyramid of Saqqara, Egypt’s first pyramid and oldest stone monument, an iconic masterpiece built for Pharaoh Djoser by architect Imhotep

Visit Dahshur, home to the Bent and Red Pyramids, early engineering marvels by Pharaoh Sneferu in a peaceful desert setting just south of Cairo.

Explore Egypt’s Valley of the Kings, home to the tombs of pharaohs like Tutankhamun, Seti I, and Ramses II, with vivid art and ancient secrets carved in stone

Discover the High Dam of Aswan, Egypt’s modern marvel controlling the Nile. Learn how it powers the nation and gave rise to Lake Nasser, agriculture, and energy!

Visit Abu Simbel, Egypt’s majestic rock-cut temple of Ramses II. Discover its solar alignment, stunning statues, and the story of its dramatic rescue from Lake Nasser.

Explore Karnak Temple Complex in Luxor, Egypt’s largest ancient religious site. Walk through colossal columns, sacred temples, and the historic Avenue of Sphinxes.

Explore the Temple of Kom Ombo, Egypt’s unique double temple dedicated to Sobek and Horus, complete with crocodile mummies and ancient medical carvings.

Explore the stunning Temple of Hatshepsut in Luxor, a terraced masterpiece honoring Egypt’s first female pharaoh, carved into cliffs at Deir el-Bahari

Explore Philae Temple, the sacred island sanctuary of Isis near Aswan. Discover its history, island setting, temple art, and dramatic relocation to Agilkia Island.

Discover the Temple of Edfu, Egypt’s best-preserved temple dedicated to Horus. Explore ancient myths, majestic carvings, and Ptolemaic grandeur on the Nile.

Discover the Nubian Village near Aswan, where colorful homes, ancient traditions, and warm hospitality offer a rich cultural experience along the Nile River.

Discover Khan el-Khalili, Cairo’s historic bazaar. Shop for spices, jewelry, and crafts, sip mint tea, and explore the heart of Egypt’s cultural marketplace.

Explore the Citadel of Qaitbay in Alexandria, built on the site of the ancient Lighthouse. Discover medieval architecture and stunning views over the Mediterranean.

Discover the Catacombs of Kom El Shoqafa in Alexandria, a unique underground tomb blending Egyptian, Greek, and Roman styles. A mysterious wonder of ancient Egypt.

Explore Aswan's Unfinished Obelisk, the largest ancient monument never completed, offering a unique look at ancient Egyptian engineering and stonework techniques.

Discover Pompey's Pillar in Alexandria, Egypt’s largest Roman column, built to honor Emperor Diocletian. Explore its history, scale, and surrounding ruins.