The Egyptian Museum in Cairo. Sitting in the shadows of Cairo’s modern town hall, the elegant coral-pink and copper-domed Egyptian Museum strikes a gentle pose. The restrained neo-classical French exterior is little preparation for the awesome array of treasures and ancient wonders that wait silently behind it’s arched windows. Stepping through the entrance into the …
A tourist city in South Sinai Governorate in Egypt. It is the most famous after Sharm El-Sheikh in terms of the number of tourists visiting it. Location It is located on the Gulf of Aqaba at the Red Sea, southeast of the Sinai Peninsula, about 81 km north of the famous resort of Sharm el-Sheikh, …
It is the second most important city in Egypt, and its largest port on the Mediterranean Sea. It includes treasures of ancient civilizations. It enjoys a rare nature and mild weather throughout the year. Its history extends for more than five thousand years, and it has dozens of modern and ancient tourist attractions that include …
It lies 290 km. West of Alexandria and 222 km from Salloum. The distance from Cairo to Matrouh is 524 km. It lies on a bay on the Mediterranean Sea and is distinguished by its 7 km. long beach, which-as all visitors have testified-is one of the most beautiful beaches in the world. The beach …
Luxor city has a unique character that distinguishes it from all parts of the world, as it mixes the past and the present at the same time, and no place in the city of Luxor is devoid of an impact that speaks of the greatness of the ancient Egyptians thousands of years before Christ. There …
The magical city of Aswan, formerly known as Swenett, is located in the south of Egypt. The word Aswan is derived from the ancient Egyptian word “Soun”, which means souk or market. Aswan earned its name because it was a strategic gateway to the South. In ancient times, it was the main provider of granite …
It is considered to be among the most charming picturesque destinations in the world, with its majestic mountains, luxurious beaches and beautiful clear water. Sharm El-Sheikh, the biggest and most important city of Sinai, lies at the southern flank of the Peninsula where the two gulfs of Aqaba and Suez meet with the Red Sea. …
Hurghada is a small coastal town stretching almost 40 kilometers alongside the Red Sea. I was lucky enough to spend a couple of days there recently. The city is famed for its scuba diving activities, but that wasn’t what I was going for to be honest. Diving enthusiasts, however, could relax because the city offers …
