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1. Giza Necropolis
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· 62858 reviews
Al Haram, Giza Governorate, Egypt
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Mohammed Ghallab: Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended NoMore
عبد المنجى عبدالناصر: 😍
Sayedali Sayedali: the most important things in the world
Mariana Miteva: Very very interestingVisited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended Yes …More
harun köysu: Mükemmel bir tarih, inanılmaz şaheser gidip görülmesi gereken yerlerden biridir
Samar Elzarka: Visited on Weekday Wait time Up to 10 min Reservation recommended YesMore
سامح حمدي: Beautiful
Pommes_ Gamer: Ich war mit einem Reiseführer dort, und die Geschichte/antike Architektur hat mich echt fasziniert. Jedoch ist meiner Reisegruppe etwas sehr komisches wiederfahren. Es gab in einer Grabkammer 2 Gräber mit der, laut dem Reiseführer, Aufschrift "Joseph Abdhulla Muschler" und "Adam Elhussein". Jetzt kommt das verrückte: Beide Gräber waren geöffnet und die Mumifizierten Leichen fehlten. Der Reiseführer war komplett außer Rand und Band und anscheinend gehörte das auch nicht zu der Tour. Kurz darauf konnte man komische Geräusche aus dem Schatten hören und Brauner Dickflüssige Flüssigkeit lief über den ganzen Boden. Anscheinend haben die Mumien Sprühdünnschiss gehabt. Kurz darauf kamen die Mumien in unsere Richtung und wir traten einen Schritt zurück. Aber dann legten sich die Mumien einfach wieder "schlafen" und wir konnten unsere Tour beenden.
HAA Adv اتش ايه ايه للسوشيال ميديا: Amazing and overwhelming
محمد خضر: A very beautiful place, the only place in the world that can be compared to space
eve harrison: World wonder everyone should see..
عمرو ابو شوش: The best thing is his soul, Sanadi
Martha Nefcy: I was in awe. Watch out for the camel guys who will take your picture and try to charge 20$ . Give them 1 or 2.
Soheir Kanafani: The world's most wonderful landmarks, Egypt, the mother of the world
John Jakobs: Best
Araceli L: Magnificente.........
Brian Smith: This place needs to be seen in person. No pictures do it justice.It is amazing!
pamela G.Rodriguez: It's amazing
Sarah Mwangi: Beautiful site
Atef Abdalla: Excellent
Kareem Elsyed: bb
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2. Khan el-Khalili
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· 30478 reviews
El-Gamaleya, El Gamaliya, Cairo Governorate 4331302, Egypt
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C Chow: Big most local market
Adrian Almiron: un lugar con muchas tiendas para comprar cosas artesanales y algo de ropa de varones de mujeres hay muy poca el horario es de 9 a 17hs donde estan abiertos todos los locales
Ali Jali: All you need under one roofAll you can think ofThere are very nice popular coffee shops
majd bub: A popular market with various products and gifts such as clothes, pottery, perfumes and popular cafes.You find street vendors, singers, and whatever you want in coffee shops.The market is crowded and the alleys are narrow. It is best to visit it at night.
Osama Al-kholy: ممتاز
Murat Aksu: Like grand bazaar in Turkey, nice souvenirs. A bit hassle and need to bargain for the prices. But good experience for a foreigner. Crowded even at nights.
ايهاب الجندي: The best car mats in Egypt
Khalid Alghamdi: Historic, and it needs more time. Its best time is in Ramadan
Safa: It is a very popular place, and you are better off not bringing expensive things with you and things you are afraid of.Al-Fishawi and Naguib Mahfouz Coffee is a very nice thing and an enjoyable experience among the beautiful shops and sales of Egyptian needs
咪嘟: 哈里里市场，几乎来过埃及的每位游客都会逛一逛，我觉得更应该看的是它周围的一些老建筑，至于小商品嘛 ，百分之八九十都是中国制造
Waled Ahmed: wonderful place
ahmed montaser: A place with ancient history and heritage
Wael Elnemr: A special place with a fragrant history, shops for antiques, antiques, and silver and gold artifacts
Jessica Egarin: A must-see place in the heart of old Cairo! The cab dropped us on the other side of the street. Crossing the road is not an option unless one wants to die! There is an underground passage to safely cross the street and get to the Souk. Please choose that option if it happens to you. Once in the bazaar, we were overwhelmed with scents of spices, incense, fresh mint tea… There are so many treasures to find there! Just go and play it by ear, let the narrow streets lead you wherever they may take you :)Have some cash with you as shops don’t always accept credit cards and when they do, they add an extra 10% to the bill.
Amr Nada: amazing
ahmed Alnemr: nice place
Mohamed Gomaa: Interesting market, nice to walk around.Crowded to the maximum, not hygienic at all.
Siddharth Das: Busy, over priced tourist trap. Though it has interesting memorabilia and no visit to Cairo is complete without visiting this market
اميرة رجب: Beautiful and all jokes
Hichem Boualem: Bonne 100% touristique
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3. The Egyptian Museum
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· 33073 reviews
شارع ماريت باشا، ميدان التحرير, Egypt
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The Egyptian Museum is the oldest archaeological museum in the Middle East, and houses the largest collection of Pharaonic antiquities in the world. The museum displays an extensive collection spanning from the Predynastic Period to the Greco-Roman Era.
The Egyptian Museum is the oldest archaeological museum in the Middle East, and houses the largest collection of Pharaonic antiquities in the world. The museum displays an extensive collection spanning from the Predynastic Period to the Greco-Roman Era.
Omar Suarez: Increíble la cantidad de cosas q tienen. Lastima a cuando fuimos cómo están cambiando las cosas al nuevo museo hay muchos salas ya vacías
Ricardo cesar: Visited on Weekday Wait time Up to 10 min Reservation recommended NoMore
Mariana Miteva: With was brilliantVisited on Weekday Wait time Up to 10 min Reservation recommended Yes …More
Bernd Schneider: Sehr interessant. Kann Ich nur weiterempfehlen. Eintritt ist auch nicht teuer.
Vivian Simms: Wait time No waitMore
hazem alazme: مكان رائع .. يعود بنا للآثار المصرية القديمة وابداع المصريين القدماء في فن النحت وتطورة في زمانهم بالإضافة إلى خدمة ممتازة في هذا المكان
Dean boy: Cool artefacts and objects but they are not always labelled so not too sure what you’re looking at. No maps online or within the museum which can be tricky when trying to find specific objects.
هبه عوده: الدخول المصري ول العربي 30 جنية الطلب 10 جنيه مصري او عربي الاجنبي 200 جنيه
Abdulwahid Alismail: It is clear that there is no interest in the museum. Some sections of the museum have accumulated a lot of dust, perhaps due to the opening of the new museum, and perhaps for other reasons
Eduardo Espinosa: Excelente, muchas información, es increíble lo que hicieron nuestros antepasados
Norm Ayre: Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended YesMore
Charles: Amazing museum but impossible to find specific things if you are looking for them. No website / guidebook for individual itemsVisited on Weekday Wait time Up to 10 min Reservation recommended No …More
Martha Nefcy: Fabulous museum. I needed more time thereVisited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …More
Vicente Regulez: Antiguo museo de el Cairo, sigue teniendo una inmensidad de piezas aunque algunas se van llevando al nuevo museo desde hace bastante tiempo, pero hasta que no se inaugure el nuevo, este es de obligada visita. Se puede fotografiar todo excepto los restos encontrados de Tutankamón, sala vigilada, donde está expresamente prohibido.
Annateresa D.: Le Caire est la capitale égyptienne nichée sur les rives du Nil.Cette ville, berceau de l'histoire et de la culture, en plus d'être la plus grande et la plus importante d'Égypte, est l'une des plus fascinantes au monde.Des pyramides pharaoniques, aux grandes mosquées, en passant par les musées où repose l'histoire de l'Égypte ancienne, les eaux douces du Nil qui surprend par ses paysages, Le Caire est une destination qui fascine tout type de voyageur.Visiter Le Caire demande du temps et de la préparation, voici quelques conseils sur ce qu'il faut visiter : la nécropole de Gizeh, le site archéologique le plus important et le plus connu de toute l'Égypte.A seulement 20 kilomètres du centre du Caire, se trouvent la pyramide de Chephren, la pyramide de Menkaure, le célèbre Sphinx et la pyramide de Khéops, l'une des sept merveilles du monde antique.Le musée égyptien, la mosquée Muhammad Ali, la mosquée al-Azhar, le souk Khan el-Khalili et la tour du Caire.
Abdelrahman Ezzat: A distinguished place on the level of Egypt and the level of the world 🤩💟
eve harrison: Everyone shoul visit the museum when going to Cairo..Visited on Weekend …More
pepi mpezirgianni: Impressive museum, you can admire thousands of ancient art crafts of the Egyptian civilization. The most of display items are treasures from the graves of their ancestors and the pyramids.Visited on Weekday Wait time Up to 10 min Reservation recommended Yes …More
osama manadilu: There is no comparison between it and the Grand Museum
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4. Fortress of Babylon
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· 18 reviews
مار جرجس، كوم غراب، مصر القديمة، محافظة القاهرة،،, Egypt
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Talal Naim: Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended NoMore
Hussein Ramdan: Wait time No wait Reservation recommended NoMore
PierDamiano Airoldi: Struttura affascinante, con una storia che calle la pena di farsi raccontare da una buona guida, contiene una chiesa ortodossa molto importante che è “sospesa” sulle sue mura.
T. R.: Ich weinte, als ich dieses Gebäude besuchte, von dem aus das Licht in das Land Kinana eindrang...Kerzenlicht.
Juan Pablo Mesias Moreno: Estaba situada en el nomo de Heliópolis, en la orilla derecha (oriental) del Nilo, en latitud 30° N, cerca de donde empezaba el Canal faraónico (también llamado Canal de Ptolomeo o Canal de Trajano), que comunicaba el Nilo con el Mar Rojo, un precedente egipcio del Canal de Suez que hubo de ser reparado en distintas épocas.Se atribuye la creación de la Babilonia egipcia a los seguidores babilonios de Cambises II, en el año 525 a. C. Los romanos construyeron una nueva fortaleza de albañilería, cerca del río, con bandas típicamente romanas, rojas y blancas. En la Notitia Imperii, Babilonia es mencionada como sede de la Legio XIII Gemina (Itinerario Antonino; Georg. Ravenn. etc.).
Sherrybartee: real place of babylon
Eduardo Cajeme Petriz Espinoza: Pequeña ruina de la fortaleza de la zona que se puede disfrutar y ver otra fase de Egipto
Romy Garcés Hernández: Precioso. Lástima que no se pueda recorrer
مصر ارض الحضارة: Very beautiful and the wonderful lights at night make you think you are back in the old times
Anna Zecchi: Nice place so visit, but not much to see.Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …More
AHMED BADAWI: The towers of the fort were decorated with illuminated candles at the beginning of each month, allowing visitors to trace the path of the sun as it moved from one tower to the next, earning this fort the nickname Qasr el Shamee, or the candles palace. Within the fortress's perimeter are six Coptic churches, a convent, and the Coptic Museum.According to historians, the name Babylon originally referred to the capital of a neighboring nation by that name. However, another possibility links the name to the old Pr-Hapi-n-Iwnw (Nile house of Heliopolis), which was the deity's residence in Heliopolis city; Habi was the Nile's god.
aomar &: I cried when I visited this edifice from which the light of Islam entered the land of Kinana
Habenom Tesfai: Nice place to see. Get there before 4pm.
nader Ibrahim: .2- الفرس وملكهم الشهير (قمبيز وضياع جيشه في الصحراء الغربية 525 ق.م
Captian Ahmed Refaat: The Babylon Fortress is located in Coptic Cairo at the Mar Gerges subway station. The Emperor Trajan had ordered its construction in the second century AD during the era of the Roman occupation of Egypt. It was restored, expanded and strengthened by the Roman Emperor Arcadius in the fourth century, according to the opinion of the Coptic scholar Morcos Smeika Pasha, and this Trajan castle is not the castle. The ancient city mentioned by Strabo the historian, and its location was to the south of the Palace of Wax, near the present-day Babylon Monastery.Stones taken from Pharaonic temples were used in the construction of the fort and were completed with red bricks. Nothing remains of the fort buildings except the frontal door surrounded by two large towers - the hanging church was built over one of the two towers, the frontal part of it - and the Greek Orthodox Church of St. George at the entrance to the tribal museum was built over the tower. As for the rest of the fort, and on the rest of the wall in some of its parts from the eastern, tribal, and western sides, churches were built - the Hanging Church - Abu Serga - Saint Georges - the Virgin Mary Qasryat Al-Rayhan - and Saint Georges Monastery for the nuns - and the Lady Barbara - and a temple for the Jews.In the year 641, the fort fell in the hands of Amr ibn al-Aas, after a siege that lasted about seven months, 18 Rabi` al-Akhir 20 AH, and its fall signaled the entry of Islam into Egypt. Mokattam in the east and behind it the desert in which the Arabs are good at hit-and-run, war, the Nile in the west, and the ford of Birkat al-Habash in the south, which are two natural barriers, according to what was mentioned by the State Information Service website.The Roman fort is known as the Palace of Candles or the Castle of Babylon, and its area is about half a square kilometer. Inside it is the Coptic Museum, six Coptic churches and a monastery. The name of the Palace of Candles on this fort is also due to the fact that at the beginning of every month, wax was lit on one of the towers of the fortress on which the sun appears and informs People fueled by wax as the sun moved from one tower to another.
Marcos Rodrigues: A must see in Cairo. There are lot of churches and history here.You can go by metro. Is very easy to access.There is no need to tickets. It’s free of charge.Visited on Weekend Wait time 30–60 min Reservation recommended No …More
MOHAMAD HEGAZI: ده غير القلعه القديمه اللى كتب عنها استرابو المؤرخ وكان موقعها فى جنوب قصر الشمع جنب دير بابليون الحالى(Translated by Google
Mohamed Soliman: The Babylon Fortress is often called the birthplace of Cairo. It is the oldest part of the city and dates back to the Bronze Age.The Babylon Fortress gets its name from Babylon in Mesopotamia. It is believed that the area was once ruled by the Mesopotamian King, Nebuchadnezzar. It was later the site where the Roman Emperor Trajan placed his legions to subjugate the people of Egypt. At the time it marked the boundary between Middle and Lower Egypt. Today it is part of Coptic Cairo where the Christian population of the city lives. When the Arabs invaded Egypt, the fortress defended the city for seven months before falling to the army led by General Amr Ibn Al As.Today the Babylon Fortress has several Coptic structures built into its walls. The towers are 10 meters high and have a diameter of 31 meters. It has a pattern typical of Roman fortresses with five blocks of limestone and three blocks of brick. There are six Coptic churches, a convent and the Coptic Museum within the walls. It is also called the Qasr el Shamee or the Palace of Candles because candles illuminated the towers on the first of every month.
Mohamed Walaa-edin: Coptic church
Mostafa Kamel: The Babylon Fort is located in Cairo, the Old Cairo district, and was built in the fourth century in the Roman era. There is nothing left of the fort except the tribal door. Two large towers were built on one of them, the Saint George Church for the Greek Orthodox. As for the rest of the walls, the churches of Abu Raja, the Virgin and Saint George Monastery were built on them. For the Nuns, the Synagogue, and the Six Barbara
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5. The Great Pyramid of Giza
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Al Haram, Nazlet El-Semman, Al Giza Desert, Giza Governorate, Egypt
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Nishi Ujjwal: Very goodVisited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended Yes …More
Dean boy: Brilliant experience and a must visit if in Egypt!Do not take anything from vendors even if they say it is for free (it isn’t). Be prepared to get harassed throughout your visit.
Milon Roy: Giza pyramid this place is beautifulVisited on Weekend Wait time 1 hr+ Reservation recommended Not sure …More
The Anh: Sẽ rất đáng tiếc nếu bỏ lỡ cơ hội khám phá hầm mộ. Vé vào 15$.
Roaming Wolf: Visit early in the morning. You don’t need any help to buy tickets. Some pyramids have free entry, you don’t need to buy an extra ticket. If you want to ride a horse or camel, negotiate.Visited on Weekend Wait time Up to 10 min Reservation recommended Not sure …More
Abd Elhamid Elsayed Halayeb: I visited it and wish to visit more. Every time I see a picture of it, wish to take hundreds of picture of it from various angles and wish to see more drone picture of it.
G L: Nr 1 of World
Saif Aboelnel: Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended YesMore
iura cutie: SuperVisited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended Yes …More
Maria Antonia: Sin palabras, solo mirarla .Visited on Weekday Wait time Up to 10 min Reservation recommended Not sure …More
Abdo Mansy: Great pyramid of Egypt 🇪🇬Visited on Weekday Wait time Up to 10 min Reservation recommended No …More
Sanjeev Kumar: 🌄🌅🏞️👍🤗
Charles: Ignore all tour guides and sellers, even if they say it's for free. They will demand money.Visited on Weekend Wait time 10–30 min …More
Ahmed Sbra: pyramid
Jon J.: No photo or video can ever prepare you for this. I suggest arriving at opening time, it was nice and breezy most of the time I was there, and I had a lot of spots all to myself.Do NOT enter through the Sphinx gate if you are a solo explorer like me, you'll walk a long uphill path in the sun and then it's over 3km to the panoramic spot without counting the time looking at the Pyramids since the smallest one is quite out of the way. I entered through the Khufu Pyramid gate and it was perfect, beat the hundreds of tour busses that arrived around 9.
Adam Van Zuabi: The pyramids are truly awe-inspiring, but there was one aspect that proved to be quite bothersome. When I rented a horse to capture panoramic pictures, the man initially asked for 20 euros. However, upon finishing, he requested additional tips and I gave him 100 Egyptian pounds. To my disbelief, he then insisted on 50 euros as tips. This was an unacceptable situation. Furthermore, there were individuals who would forcefully take pictures with you and then demand payment. Additionally, some locals would pressurize you into purchasing their products, resorting to insults if you declined.
Дмитрий Новгородцев: На входе много прилипал с сомнительными предложениями, которые, к тому же, ещё хотят развести на бабки. Испортили все впечатления от пирамид.
Bar Richter: Incredible to see the pyramids after hearing about them my whole life. Very expensive though. Make sure to ask for government prices so you don’t get cheated since the entry fee doesn’t include a camel/horse and a guide
Jordi Monreal Batallé: Magnífico, todo muy bien montado. Control de seguridad, aparcamiebto exterior y posibilidad de visitar alguna de las piramides.
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6. Pyramid of Djoser
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· 3944 reviews
Al Giza Desert, Giza Governorate, Egypt
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Mostafa Khalil: هرم زوسر المدرج يقع فى سقاره اكبر جبانه اثريه
Gabriele: Un luogo bellissimo con una piramide molto particolare
Arek Tur: Warto. Brak tłumów, czuć powiew historii.
Omar Fathi: يسلم الفرعون المصري القديم
Arif Rumel: Great amazing pyramids
Bronwen Strembiski: Much less tourists. Beautiful drive from Cairo. Definitely worth it.
Markus Pflug: Faszinierend, was die Menschen damals gebaut haben.
Thanakon Suangsawang: The First Pramid. Amazing!!!
Carmenza Gomez: Imponente monumento, maravilloso y hermoso!!!!. Es el principal lugar turístico en el cairo
Gerard Molinier: J'ai adoré, pas trop de monde , visites intérieures des pyramides, possibles, un peu sportive pour deux des trois que nous avons vues .
Ahmed Ebead: Great experience, great civilization ❤️❤️
Vania: Very nice place! A little bit far from the city, very interesting, not crowded.
João Paulo Melo: Imperdível !! (:
Steven FAN: 階梯金字塔（左塞爾金字塔）：左塞爾金字塔為埃及第三王朝法老左塞爾的陵墓，也是首座由6個馬斯塔巴組成的金字塔，每一層馬斯塔巴都比下一層馬斯塔巴更小。它被認為是歷史上第一座大型石砌建築，包括建築元素的入口庭院、圓柱庭院、石柱……。
Rober C.l.: Recomendable visitar muy muy temprano, a las 8 de la mañana pueden caerte 40 grados
Hamdy Ebrahim: Je ne suis aller encore..prochainement 1😘👍
magdy hamed: Egyptian civilization
Honza K: Byli jsme jen venku, uvnitř ne. Okolí je krasné, bohužel nikde nebylo moc místá ve stínu.
1Pipus: La primera piràmide que els egipcis van construir. Amb esglaons de 10m cadascun. Al Bell mig del desert, una de les visites imprescindibles si es visita Egipte.
Selin Dadak: Dondurmalar harika waffle çok iyiydi kalın ve çıtırdı
Angela Vonk: Heerlijk om daar rond te lopen
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7. Great Sphinx of Giza
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Al Giza Desert, Giza Governorate, Egypt
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Mariana Miteva: Interesting and importantVisited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended Yes …More
Peter S.: Beeindruckende bauten aber komplett verkommen. Das Spazieren und Staunen ist nur schwer möglich, da man aufpassen muss, dass man nicht in einen der überall verstreut liegenden Kothaufen von diversen Tieren tritt. Von allen Seiten kommen Menschen und wollen Dinge verkaufen, Fotos machen oder sonst was aufschwätzen. Ein Nein bedeutet nicht viel und es ging sogar soweit, dass ein Verkäufer unsere Autotür aufgehalten hat und nicht gehen wollte obwohl wir sogar anfangen mussten ihn anzuschreien, dass er gehen soll. Erst nachdem wir mit offener Tür losgefahren sind konnten wir den Verkäufer loswerden. Eine wirklich beängstigende Situation. Alles in allem war der Ausflug eine absolute Enttäuschung geprägt von Unrat, Müll und Belästigung.
eve harrison: Wonferfull..the best time to visit is in november to april
sujith guru: The Great Sphinx of Giza, near Cairo, is arguably the world’s most prestigious sculpture.The Great Sphinx of Giza in Egypt, built-in 2500 BC during the Fourth Dynasty of the Old Kingdom, lies on the Giza plateau directly in front of the Great Pyramid of Giza.Although the primary motive for the Sphinx’s construction is unknown, some historians and archaeologists think the sculptures were sculpted to protect vital places that play a crucial role in keeping up to the status of being one of the iconic historical places in the world.
Stela Borotea: Un luogo unico nel mondo
Roaming Wolf: Try to visit early in the morning to avoid the heat. Get the tickets yourself, you don’t need anyone’s help.
Sergey Sukharev: Просто штука которой больше 4000 лет
Jordi Monreal Batallé: Lugar obligado de visita en El Cairo. Podemos ver las trres pirámides y la esfinge de Giza. Aparcamiento en la entrada del complejo.
Megan J: Incredible to see in person. While it was very crowded, we were still able to get a good view of the Sphinx up close. A must see.
تراسيد شحن العاب اونلاين: Egypt. The ancient
حضرت السلطان: Why people of Egypt!!! Where is the tourist police? Every time I ask one of the brothers from the Gulf, how is your visit to the pyramids, he says a monument in a monument and his sharpness, they disturb your mood. The biggest swindler named Houda, please take care of the area and monitor it.
Denny Aponte: Maravilloso es lo mejor del mundo visitar al menos una vez en la vida
Phil T: You can get great pictures of the Sphinx and the 3 pyramids in the same shot from here.
Al Marwa Nursery: FascinatingcleanlinessSysteminterestsafetytaste
Evelin Balázs: A múlt egy csodás darabja ami fennmaradt, érdemes megnézni hamar nagyon meleg van már május elején is és rengeteg a turista
Ronald Huisman: Moet je gezien hebben, maar vergeet de beroemde Markt niet. Heel gezellig. !!!!!Let op je spullen!!!!!! Rijd met de bus door /langs de begraafplaats.
Igor Vamp (vamp_ukraine): Куда же пропал нос у Сфинкса?Никто точно не знает, куда и когда исчез нос Сфинкса. Однако некоторые историки считают, что это произошло в XIV веке.Религиозный фанатик и набожный мусульманин по имени Мухаммад Саим ад-Дар разозлился на местных жителей за то, что они приносили жертвы Сфинксу. Он взобрался на статую и намеренно отколол ей нос с помощью молота и долото. По иронии судьбы мужчину схватили и принесли в жертву.Позже исследования подтвердили, что часть лица статуи действительно была удалена с помощью молотка и долота. Правда, скорее всего это произошло гораздо раньше – между III и X веками.
محمد: 👍
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8. Grand Egyptian Museum
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الهرم ا،, Kafr Nassar, Al Giza Desert, Giza Governorate, Egypt
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yara Shaarawy: Such an amazing experience, it makes me super proud to be an Egyptian, starting from the professionalism of the whole crew, ending with the WOW effect of everything I’ve been through within the tour, thank you sooo much for everything and seriously I can’t wait for the grand opening for our GEM.
Taha Ayman: Reem Fouad is an amazing tour guide
Markus Wolf: It was only the soft opening, but you can already see great thingsVisited on Weekend Reservation recommended Yes …More
Bander Albader: Great place, cannot wait for opening
Omar Saad: MUST BUY TICKETS ONLINE!!!Museum is very nice. However, need to hurry up and open.Visited on Weekday Reservation recommended Yes …More
Vitor Koch: Ridículo, vc paga 30 euros para visitar o lobby do museu. Consegue ver 3 estátuas e nada mais. Ridículo chamar isso de museu, não deveria estar aberto. Egito é cheio de golpes, mas esse eu considero o maior por ser oficial.
Stefan Dönni: ...an impressive place, a must to see. Unfortunately the exhibition is not yet open. But the building is worthy to visitVisited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended Yes …More
David Vasini: This is a total rip-off, one of the worst rip-off ive experienced in my life, you pay 33 euros only to enter in the lobby, is like a ten minutes walk, you only see 3 statues and thats it... Even the whole complex of the gizah piramyds are much much cheaper...Este museo es una estafa a todas las de la ley, 33 euros solo para entrar en el lobby del museo, solo puedes ver 3 estatuas, en 10 mins ves todo... Obviamente los comentarios positivos en estas reseñas son totalmente falsos y/o forzados por la gente del museo
Duaa Alajmi: Still not fully opened, better to wait until it’s open, but we enjoyed the tour guide informations, book through the website before your visit.Visited on Weekday Wait time 30–60 min Reservation recommended Yes …More
jungshik kim: I wasted my time and money both.Its not officially open so most of the service we cannot enjoyed but very expensive entry fee.Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended Yes …More
Hab Akkuk: So it's expensive 😕 and the full price only give access to 10% of the total exhibition 🤔When it's done it will be amazing. But right now it's not and a wasteBut if you really want to it's 👍
P J: The Grand Egyptian museum has not yet opened fully but I was just keen to take a peek. Must say, it didn't disappoint me. The architecture, the sculptures, hanging Obelisk are just breathtaking. The tour guide was very knowledgeable and kept the group very entertained, providing lot of background and history. Cannot wait for it to open fully and revisit. The souvenir shop has fantastic items made by locals from across the country. I would definitely recommend a visit.
Ihab Farag: Das passt für den Pracht Ägyptens
Youssef Mohamed: Egypt is Arab 👌🏻🇪🇬
Макар Мотыльков: 1000 фунтов за магазины и пару статуй. Ужас. Не ведитесь. Музей закрыт. Онлайн покупка билетов и ни каких касс. 2,5 часа просто коту под хвост.
Ivan Draganov: Paid $30 but was led only to the lobby where there are 3 statues. The whole museum is not open but they do not tell you. Do not visit.
Paola Sanabria: hemos tenido un tour expextacular con yollyana seliman en español,
Mohamed Madani: Thank you reem foad(our tour guid) she was very great and very helpful
Adnan Muthanna: Very bad
Zitoun Heytem: (English version bellow)Belle architecture du musée mais prix un peu cher pour la visite. La visite a durée 45 minutes et le guide nous a parlé de l’architecture du musée, des deux status de Ramses de quelques masques ainsi que deux autres status. Le tout pour 30euros par personne. Je m’attendais à beaucoup plus d’objets a voir lors de cette visite pour le prix. L’emplacement est top. Juste à côté des pyramides.Beautiful architecture of the museum but price a little expensive for the visit. The visit lasted 45 minutes and the guide spoke to us about the architecture of the museum, the two statues of Ramses, some masks and two other statues. We paid 30euros per person. I was expecting a lot more for the price. The location is great. Right next to the pyramids.
