Established in 1901 in the heart of Cairo, this iconic museum houses one of the world’s most extraordinary collections of ancient Egyptian artifacts, showcasing priceless monuments that span thousands of years of history.

Built in 1182 AD by Salah El Din on Cairo’s highest point, this magnificent fortress stands as a powerful symbol of the city’s strength and heritage. Within its walls are stunning mosques and museums reflecting Egypt’s rich artistic and architectural legacy.

Inaugurated in 2017 in Fustat, this impressive museum presents Egypt’s full historical timeline using modern exhibition techniques. Spanning 490,000 square meters and developed in collaboration with UNESCO and the Egyptian government, it displays up to 50,000 artifacts, including around 20 royal mummies.

Built between 1382 and 1389 AD, this legendary marketplace became a major center of trade during the Islamic Golden Age. It remains one of the Middle East’s most vibrant shopping destinations, filled with skilled artisans and traditional crafts.