Guide to Cairo, Egypt

Guide to Cairo, Egypt

Cairo is one of the most popular cities for tourist visiting Egypt, with its international airport, treasure trove of museums and attractions and its markets and foods. Below a look at what Cairo has to offer tourists.

5 Best Attractions in Cairo

If you are flying into Cairo, make sure also to try and stop over for a few days in this magnificent city. With attractions such as the Egyptian Museum and Khan el-Khalili Bazaar Cairo attractionsyou will not be disappointed. More on the best Cairo attractions.

Staying in Cairo

You can find everything from budget youth hostels through to the very best 5 Star treatment with luxury hotels of the best standard. We take a look at 5 Cairo hotels which offer luxury and overall good value.

Best Restaurants

As you can imagine, there are some simply divine restaurants offer mouth watering Egyptian food. Choosing only 5 restaurants is hard but we list our 5 favourite Cairo restaurants worth trying.

Flying into Cairo

The best way for most people is without question to get to Cairo via air and Cairo International Airport is one of the main airports serving Egypt.

Cairo Nightlife

The nightlife and nightclubs in Cairo should not be underestimated as a reason to spend time in the city, given that there are some outstanding clubs that tourists can visit.

Cairo Events

Some of the best annual events in this part of Egypt include the:
  • Cairo Film Festival.

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