Let’s make unforgettable moments by visiting the most famous landmarks in the land of the miracles. Just in 3 days, you will be able to cover the most of Cairo’s city attractions, such as the Giza Pyramids Complex, the Dahshur area, the mysterious Memphis City, and the house of monuments and artifacts, the Egyptian Museum and Salah El-Din Citadel.
Cairo Short Break 3 Days Itinerary:
When you arrive at Cairo International Airport, our delegated representative will assist you with entry procedures, formalities, and luggage identification and carrying; additionally, your tour guide will be waiting for you outside with an air-conditioned vehicle to begin the Cairo Short Break 3 Days by visiting:
The Three Pyramids of Giza are the signature of the 4th dynasty kings, who created their tombs inside the remarkable three pyramids. This priceless heritage was dedicated to Cheops, Khafre, and Mynkerius, the kings of the 4th dynasty.
The Great Pyramid is the most remarkable pyramid on the Giza Pyramids Plateau due to its enormous size, and it was categorized as the tallest architecture in the world due to its size.
The great sphinx is the Giza Pyramids Complex’s symbol of strength and loyalty; there are many tales and stories about this amazing statue, but the true story remains a mystery! Many questions, such as “Who built it?” remain unanswered. And for what purpose, why in this shape? With a lion’s body and a human’s head, this mythical creature is a statue that should be visited.
The Valley Temple was dedicated to one of the 4th Dynasty kings; King Khafre created it as a mortuary place for the mummification process. After that, you are going to have your lunch in a reputable restaurant before We Continue Your Cairo Short Break 3 Days.
After breakfast, join your tour guide to begin the second day of your amazing Cairo Short Break 3 Days by visiting:
Manf, also known as Mn nfr, was ancient Egypt’s first capital. It was founded by King Mina Narmar in 3200 BC, and it served as the capital during the Period between (3-6 Dynasties), as well as the era of Ptah worship.
The Pyramid of Djoser was the first Egyptian pyramid, consisting of six terraces built on top of each other; its height is 62 m, and it is covered in polished white limestone; the Saqqara step pyramid is the oldest pyramid in history.
Take a tasty lunch at a reputable restaurant, then move on to Continue Your Cairo Short Break 3 Days by Visiting:
The Leaning Senefru Pyramid, the construction of this wonderful pyramid took about 14 years, and it was called the “leaning pyramid” because Senefru engineers began building the pyramid at an angle of 58 degrees, but when they reached half of its height, they decided to complete the upper part at 43 degrees, allowing Senefru to build another pyramid with a completely different style called the “red pyramid.”
We will return you to your hotel for the Second Overnight in your Cairo Short Break 3 Days.
Wake Up! Have your breakfast at the hotel and get ready to start your day by joining your tour guide to go ahead to the middle of Cairo to explore:
The Egyptian Museum was built in 1835 and housed a massive collection of monuments, antiques, and artifacts, totaling over 180,000 magical items. Pieces from various Egyptian dynasties, the most important of which belongs to the tombs of the golden king Tutankhamun,
The museum is the first of its kind in Egypt and the Arab world because it focuses on the earliest civilizations in history, and that’s why the NMEC is the optimal place to offer the visitor a comprehensive overview of all the historical places that encompass Egypt, including tangible and intangible Egyptian heritage.
Cairo Citadel was built by Salah Eldin and developed by Egyptian rulers, and it was the seat and residence for the Egyptian rulers for more than 700 years, from the 13th century until the 19th. It is located on the Mokattam Hills and is one of the most luxurious and strongest castles ever built in the Middle Ages. After exploring the citadel, you will easily find yourself at
One of the most famous mosques in Cairo, which was built in the period between 1830 and 1848 AD in the ottoman style, is also known as the “alabaster mosque” due to the extreme usage of this kind of alabaster in its style of building.
It is Egypt’s oldest city, and it has a great touristic attraction from all over the world, as well as a distinct feature due to the abundance of shops, bazaars, coffee shops, and restaurants. Khan el Khalili was the inspiration for many Egyptian writers, such as Naguib Mahfouz, who won the Nobel Prize for literature in 1988 AD.
Lunch will be served during your Last Day In Your Cairo Short Break 3 Days .
At the end of the day, we will transfer you back to Cairo International Airport to fly home as an end to the Cairo Short Break 3 Days.
