The Pyramids and the Market were the most exciting. The museums (We asked a question and no one knows the answer). Alexandria has repaired so many of the ruins that they look like new... Too many beggars on the streets, and it's hard to get them to leave you. I think the limit for staying in Cairo is 3 days.

Egypt is a place of magic. People were very friendly. The GEM - Great Egyptian Museum is World Class, must see!! City Stars Mall is incredible. If you can stay, the Mena House Hotel is 5 Stars place to go.

Cairo is a very noisy city, however its a vibrant, safe and must visit Full of history, architecture, too many nice places and museums. We really enjoyed our stay. Would like to visit each year and discover more of its rich history, Nile trip was amazing Visiting the museums , old Cairo, Pyramids are unforgettable experience Food at maxim boat in the Nile , excellent sea food at Catchy fish & More with Deserts like Um Ali & Noga glass from Abdul Wahab are so Delicious .

My recent trip to Cairo was nothing short of unforgettable. The city is a fascinating mix of ancient history and modern chaos, where every street feels alive with energy. Cairo has a unique rhythm—bustling traffic, the constant call to prayer, and the warmth of its people all blend into an atmosphere that feels both overwhelming and enchanting at the same time. Of course, no trip to Cairo would be complete without seeing the Pyramids of Giza. Standing before these colossal structures was surreal—no photograph can truly capture their scale or the sense of wonder they inspire. A highlight of my visit was also taking a Nile cruise at sunset. Drifting along the river with the city lights glowing on the banks offered a calmer, more romantic side of Cairo that beautifully contrasted with the daytime buzz. The markets, particularly Khan el-Khalili, were an adventure on their own. The maze of stalls, filled with spices, jewelry, and traditional crafts, gave me a real taste of Cairo’s cultural heartbeat. Bargaining with shopkeepers was part of the fun, and I left with not just souvenirs, but memories of conversations and laughter. Cairo is not a quiet city, but that’s exactly its charm—it’s raw, vibrant, and unapologetically alive. Between the ancient wonders, the Nile’s serenity, and the sensory overload of the markets, my time there was an experience I’ll always treasure.

Despite the majority of 'tourist areas' often being heavily congested - Cairo has ample space and things for people of all ages to see and enjoy. From the pyramids, to Sphinx, Museums, parks and Cairo tower - to sampling pigeon, Cairo has it all, and more!! Highly recommend Cairo for a weekend / long weekend / week getaway where you can indulge in anything and everything from luxury boutique hotels, day trips, dessert safari, Nile cruises, or relax and unwind whilst enjoying some fine dining, local cuisine and soaking up the sunshine. Local hospitality is amongst some of the best I've experienced around the world and one of the many reasons I will continue returning to Egypt!

the hotel was excellent and enjoyable what makes it this way was the club lounge employees especially Mr. Rami Ahmed , Sandra and Marisia, and the housekeeping people especially Ahmed, Abdullah and Abdul metal, they made my stay very comfortable , and i highly recommend this hotel.