Egypt · WALKING TOURS
The good walking tours go early here, and winter goes earliest. Below: 4 of them, what each includes and how they differ.
Walk Old Cairo from Bab al-Futuh to Khan el Khalili, with mosques, Ottoman homes, Mamluk art, an Egyptologist guide, and street food.
“Haisam (Hytham) was hands down the best guide. We wish we could’ve had the chance to book more tours with him. He really explains wells and shares his knowledge. His Spanish is really good. We loved the experience!”
Explore Islamic Cairo on foot, from Bab El Fotouh and Al Muizz Street to Khan El Khalili and Al Azhar Mosque.
“I loved this tour! What a peek into life in Cairo - the streets were chaotic and overwhelming and we LOVED it. Our guide Tito provided so much great information and made sure we were safe and comfortable the entire time. This is really a must do tour when in Cairo!”
Capture Cairo’s pyramids and Sphinx with photographer Omar, a private two-hour walking tour with flexible timing and practical local help.
“Omar was a great photographer. Highly recommend. Great hospitality we was able to go look inside the pyramid while he waited on us for 2hours. Very professional if you don’t know how to take pictures he will also help you. Gave great directions. He is not a guide but he will inform you because there are a lot of scammers. He speaks great English very good friend.”
Taste Cairo by night with street food, Old Islamic Cairo, Khan El-Khalili, Nile views, private transport, and tea at El-Feshawi Cafe.
“This was such a fun way to end our trip to Cairo! Seeing the city at night and getting a truly authentic experience of the food and culture was so special. Manar was so fun, and made us feel like we were her long lost friends. We tasted SO much incredible food, and the markRead more”
Pick the sort of day first, then pick the tour.
