Your tour begins in the morning when our female representative meets you at the designated location, accompanied by a luxury private vehicle driven by a reliable local driver, ensuring a safe and comfortable day tour.

At the beginning of our day tour, we’ll step into the Coptic Cairo to visit its landmarks and learn more about the Coptic era in Egyptian history.

• Hanging Church

The hanging church is a must-see attraction in Old Cairo because it is the oldest and most prominent church in Cairo. It is known by locals as “El-muallaqa,” which means the hanging church, because it stands on the top of a Roman tower.

• Church of St. Sergius

Locals refer to it as “Abu Serga,” which holds special significance as it is believed to have been built over one of the crypts where the Holy Family took refuge during their journey through Egypt.

• Ben Ezra Synagogue

This 9th-century Jewish temple is the oldest of its type in Cairo. However, it also holds unique significance as it is home to the “Genizah,” a collection of ancient Jewish manuscripts that shed light on centuries of Middle Eastern history.

Following the Coptic Cairo tour, you’ll have some rest and have your lunch in one of the best local restaurants to try various dishes from Egyptian cuisine, meet locals, and feel the vibes of authentic Cairo.

The city of the Dead is a four-mile-long series of historical cemeteries built over 1300 years ago and listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site for its significant historical buildings. You’ll be impressed by the richly decorated mausoleums showcasing the finest of Islamic architecture and telling the history of prominent rulers and religious scholars.

But the extraordinary aspect of this visit is that you will explore the hidden side of Cairo because it is not a typical cemetery but a complete community where life goes on as usual among the dead, and people live, sleep, work, shop, and even enjoy their time.

Next, we’ll move to an area at the foot of the Muqattam hills known as “Manshiyet Nasser” where you’ll experience an unusual garbage city Cairo. Tour. This village is locally known as the Garbage City, as it is home to the garbage collectors, or “Zabaleen” in Arabic. Here, tons of Garbage are collected every day, then the inhabitants of the Garbage city begin to carefully sort it by hand to collect plastics, glass, paper, and metals, then clean it and sell it to factories for recycling.

Can you imagine that this site is home to the largest church in the Middle East, with a capacity of more than 20,000 people. It is the stunning church of St. Simon, which is also called the cave church because it is built at the heart of the mountain. It features impressive carvings of biblical scenes engraved into the mountain walls. Its unique location, spiritual atmosphere, and striking architecture make it a must-visit destination for travelers seeking both cultural and religious experiences in Cairo.

At the end of our exceptional tour, we’ll drive you back to your selected location in Cairo.