Coptic Cairo: This area houses some of the oldest Christian churches in the world, including the Hanging Church, the Church of St. Sergius and Bacchus, and the Ben Ezra Synagogue.
Amr Ibn Al-As Mosque: Built in 641 AD, it is the first mosque in Africa and a masterpiece of early Islamic architecture.
National Museum of Egyptian Civilization (NMEC): A modern museum showcasing Egypt’s rich history, including the famous Royal Mummies Hall.
Fustat: The first Islamic capital of Egypt, offering a glimpse into the country’s early Islamic period.
Nile Corniche: A scenic riverside promenade ideal for relaxation and breathtaking views of the Nile.
Why Visit Old Egypt?
Historical Significance: The district represents a crossroads of civilizations, where Pharaonic, Christian, and Islamic influences coexist.
Architectural Beauty: From ancient churches to grand mosques, every corner tells a story of Egypt’s past.
Cultural Experience: Visitors can explore traditional markets, authentic Egyptian cuisine, and the vibrant local life.
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