A Timeless Journey Old Cairo & Museum of Egyptian Civilization

Morning in Old Cairo — Where Faiths Meet and History Lives
Begin your day wandering the ancient streets of Old Cairo, a spiritual and cultural crossroads where Christianity, Judaism, and Islam have coexisted for centuries.
• The Hanging Church (Al-Muallaqa): One of the oldest and most beautiful Coptic churches in Egypt, built above a Roman gate. With its intricate wooden ceiling, antique icons, and peaceful atmosphere, it’s a place of both reverence and beauty.
• Ben Ezra Synagogue: A hidden gem rich in history and tradition. According to legend, it was the place where baby Moses was found. Its elegant architecture and sacred past make it a must-see.
• Church of St. Sergius and Bacchus (Abu Serga): Built above the crypt where the Holy Family is believed to have taken refuge during their flight to Egypt. Walking inside feels like stepping into a sacred moment in time.
Old Cairo is not just a place — it’s a living storybook, where the stones whisper tales of faith, resilience, and unity.

Afternoon at the NMEC — The National Museum of Egyptian Civilization

After a morning of spiritual heritage, your journey continues at the stunning National Museum of Egyptian Civilization (NMEC), located near to Old Cairo .
This modern, beautifully curated museum showcases the entire span of Egyptian civilization — from prehistory to the modern era.
The highlight : the Royal Mummies Hall, where you’ll come face-to-face with 22 ancient kings and queens of Egypt, including Ramses II and Queen Hatshepsut. The experience is both humbling and awe-inspiring.
Interactive displays, ancient artifacts, traditional costumes, and artistic exhibits bring Egypt’s cultural legacy to life in a dynamic, engaging way.
This unforgettable day blends sacred spaces, ancient stories, and timeless treasures — offering you a deep and inspiring connection to Egypt’s rich heritage.
A journey of the spirit… and the soul of a civilization.

Lunch included.

Please note that booking for this tour must be done at least two days in advance.