Egypt Travel

List Of Cairo & Giza Hotels

 

          

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	Mena House Oberoi	Pyramids Area
	Sofitel Le Sphinx	Pyramids Area
	Le Meridien Pyramids	Pyramids Area
	Jolie Ville Pyramids	Pyramids Area
	Sofitel El Gezirah	City Center
	Cairo Sheraton	City Center
	Ramses Hilton	City Center
	Nile Hilton	City Center
	Shepheard Cairo	City Center
	Semiramis Intercontinental	City Center
	Cairo Marriott	City Center
	Conrad International	City Center
	Pyramisa Suites	City Center
	Meridien Le Caire	City Center
	Heliopolis Cairo Hotel	Heliopolis Area
	Movenpick Heliopolis	Heliopolis Area
	Concorde El Salam	Heliopolis Area
	Sonesta Cairo	Heliopolis Area

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	Novotel Airport	Heliopolis Area
	Flamenco	City Centre
	The Oasis Hotel	Pyramids Area
	Pyramids Park	Pyramids Area
	Oasis Pyramids	Pyramids Area

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	Windsor	City Center
	President	City Center
	Cosmopolitan	City Center
	Victoria	City Center
	Santana	City Center
	Royal Crown	Heliopolis

 

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Heliopolis Oasis

Heliopolis Area

 

 

Cairo

'With the marvels of both Islam and early Christianity, The city abunds with places to see and things to do.'

A modern busy metropolis and one of the largest cities in Africa, It is home to more than 16 million people. Overseen by the pyramids at Giza and the enigmatic Sphinx, the area we now call Cairo has been a major city since the time of the pharaohs, with each segment retaining much of its history and culture. Any visit to the city has to take in the Egyptian Museum on Tahrir square, home to the treasures of Tutankhamun and much more. Later, enjoy an evening visit to the Khan El Khalili market, full of colour and bustle and where replicas of ancient treasures have been made and sold for as long as travelers have been visiting this great city. Perhaps the following day, an expedition to see the worlds first pyramid at Saqqara, still standing on the desert escarpment or go exploring some of the mosques and churches in the Coptic area. After all this, it is easy to see why this city is regarded as one the world's greatest cities and richly deserves the praise of travelers since the beginning of time.

The Pyramids of Giza - few monuments throughout the world are as instantly recognisable or as well known. Built at the beginning of Egyptian history, the pyramids still stand, high on the Giza plateau overlooking the Capital. Close by is the sphinx, enigmatic survivor of harsh desert winds, sandstorms and Napoleon's troops, who used the head for target practice. No trip to Egypt would be complete without at least one visit to these monuments.