Cairo

Cairo is…amazing, enormous, bustling, beautiful. Cairo is an enormous city, housing some 17 million people. Historic and vibrant, it’s a fascinating city to visit.

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Museum of Egyptian Antiquities, Cairo

A fascinating, overwhelming, incredible place — don’t expect sparse, carefully labeled and curated collections. It’s huge, dusty, disorganized, and full of treasures.

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Coptic Cairo

In the southern part of the modern city of Cairo, is the Old City — a bastion of coptic christianity settled in the are of the old City of Babylon

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Church of St George

This church is the only round church in Egypt, being built on the top of the northern tower of the original city and is part of the monastery here which is the seat of the Greek Orthodox Patriarch of Alexandria — the “coptic pope”.

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Church of St Sergius

The monastery church of St Sergius is famous as a hiding place for the holy family.

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Hanging Church

This 13th century church is built directly above the water gate and towers of the old city

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Towers of Babylon

Two roman towers — or the remain sof them — dominate the western side of the old CIty

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Citadel of Saladin

The citadel — called Al-Qala’a al-Gabal, Citadel of the Mountain), or Al-Burg — dominates the hill over looking Cairo

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Alabaster Mosque

One of the most iconic mosques in Cairo, the mosque of Muhammad Ali — also called the Alabaster Mosque for obvious reasons — is a stunning collection of minarets and domes

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