"You will be transferred via an air-conditioned vehicle to Cairo, a scenic drive of 3 hours, with a stop if needed to rest. Our Egyptologist guide will set the stage for an extraordinary private trip to Old Cairo where the soul of the city comes alive through centuries of faith and culture. Your first stop will be the historic Church of St. Sergius, where Mary, Joseph, and the infant Jesus took refuge in the Crypt, a Cave Sanctuary beneath, during their sojourn to Egypt to escape King Herod's persecution. Entering this sacred sanctuary offers a profound experience few have witnessed."

"One of the oldest and most beloved Christian landmarks worldwide. Built above a Roman fortress gate, your private guide will indroduce this sacred site that invites families to explore its rich history, peaceful atmosphere, and a glimpse into early Christian heritage."

"Visit the Ben Ezra Synagogue, believed to be built on the spot where baby Moses was found. This sacred space gained global significance with the discovery of the Cairo Geniza—a treasure trove of over 400,000 medieval Jewish manuscripts. Its unique blend of Jewish, Islamic, and Christian architectural styles makes it a must-visit for those seeking a profound connection to biblical history."

Step into the Church of St. Barbara, one of Cairo's oldest Coptic landmarks, dating back to the 5th century. Nestled within the historic Babylon Fortress, this basilica-style church houses the relics of Saint Barbara and showcases exquisite Coptic architecture, including ancient marble columns and rare icons. A meaningful stop for families and faith travelers seeking a deeper connection to Egypt's Christian heritage.

Now, we shift to the Islamic part of your journey, starting at the Citadel of Salah el-Din, a powerful symbol of medieval Islamic Cairo. Built in the 12th century to defend Cairo from Crusaders, this iconic fortress offers sweeping views of the city skyline. Within its walls lies a collection of historic museums, including the Military Museum, showcasing centuries of Egypt’s military heritage, and the Police Museum, offering rare insights into law and order throughout the ages.

Now, we delve into the crown jewel of the Citadel—the magnificent Mosque of Muhammad Ali, famously known as the Alabaster Mosque for its gleaming limestone interior and exterior. Its vast domes, slender minarets, and intricate detailing make it one of Cairo's most iconic Islamic landmarks. A must-see masterpiece that captures the soul of Islamic Cairo.

"Continue to El Moez Street, the beating heart of medieval Cairo. Lined with mosques, madrassas, sabils, and palaces, it is considered an open-air museum of Islamic architecture. As you stroll through it, your private Egyptologist will guide you through highlights such as the Qalawun Complex and Al-Hakim Mosque. "

"Visit Khan El Khalili Bazaars, a district renowned for its fine brassware, colorful textiles, copper, perfumes, leather, silver, gold, and antiques. This bustling souk is a paradise for travelers seeking a folkloric shopping experience, where skilled artisans showcase handmade treasures. As you wander its lively alleys, your private Egyptologist will share stories of trade, tradition, and the bazaar's cultural heritage."

"One of the most preserved alleyways in Islamic Cairo. Tucked behind El Moez Street, this historic lane reveals a quieter, more intimate side of the city's Medieval era. Flanked by ornate façades, restored mansions, and ancient mosques. With your private storyteller guide, uncover the stories behind the noble families who once lived here and the finest of Mamluk and Ottoman architecture. "

"Discover the grandeur of the Mosque-School of Sultan Barquq, built in the 14th century. This complex served as a mosque, school, and mausoleum, showcasing exquisite stone carvings, wooden ceilings, and a beautifully designed mihrab. With your private Egyptologist, explore the legacy of Sultan Barquq, and learn how his vision combined faith, education, and power in one remarkable structure. "

"Visit to Al-Aqmar Mosque, or ""The Moonlit Mosque,"" a luminous jewel of Fatimid architecture. Built in 1125 AD under the patronage of Caliph al-Amir bi-Ahkam Allah, it stands as one of Cairo's oldest surviving mosques and a pioneering example of urban architectural adaptation."

"The Qalawun Complex, a remarkable 13th-century ensemble, Commissioned by Sultan al-Mansur Qalawun. This multifunctional complex comprises a madrasa, a mausoleum, and a bimaristan (hospital), each reflecting the sultan's vision of philanthropy, education, and architectural excellence. Finally, your guide will accompany you back to your cruise ship at Port Said. Sun Pyramids Tours ensures a transparent and hassle-free experience, so you won't encounter any hidden surprises or unexpected costs."