La Zisa was amazing. We went for our 13th wedding anniversary which happens to be Valentines Day. I hate that I forgot my waiters name, but he was awesome. He was young and didn’t mind our indecisiveness. The food and wine was amazing!

The food itself tasted not great. However the service was wonderful!

My family and I recently visited Cairo and our Kempinski Hotel at the Nile recommended the Four Seasons authentic Egyptian buffet. We were NOT disappointed. The Hotel itself is very modern and very carefully thought of when it came to the decor. Absolutely stunning! Back to the food, amazing and a great variety. Never came across Veal dish on a buffet but here you can surely expect it. If you are unsure of Egyptian cuisine, you have to try this place! Great work chef's and Restaurant staff. Thank you for making our visit a memorable one!

Visited Egypt recently and came across this really nice rooftop restaurant that had amazing views of the pyramids and incredible service! Came here every night for 3 days straight to enjoy views, food, hookah and good conversations.

Visited Egypt recently and came across this really nice rooftop restaurant that had amazing views of the pyramids and incredible service! Came here every night for 3 days straight to enjoy views, food, hookah and good conversations.

One of the top sushi restaurants in town. I place it along with Sapporo and Shogun in quality but it supersedes them in the other Asian dishes and the atmosphere and location. Try to get a table overlooking the Nile. We ordered the Mango greens salad which was tangy and delicious. After that we had the Pad Thai and some sushi. The waiter was very decent and professional. I highly recommend it.

The place atmosphere take you back in a journey to the old days of Cairo.. I loved the service specially Ahmed ezz such a friendly staff everything in this place is perfect.. I recommend for everyone you must go there once.. When you go there take a look at the painting on the walls in there garden represent the Egyptian local community culture amazing

A very nice & cozy restaurant-cafe in the center of downtown Cairo. To each his own: whether non air-conditioned in the inner courtyard or air-conditioned in the gallery, you can spend convivial hours here as a couple or with friends. Today I ordered mushroom cream soup and samosas (wrapped & fried pastry) with cheese. Everything perfect! Quality and serving way of the dishes, as well the service & prices are top! Highly recommended for anyone! Enjoy!

I was there last summer with a friend and it was a nice dinner with a pretty view. The floor revolves so you get a 360 degree view of Cairo which is very cool.

Bellisomo ! Delicious pizza cozy place good for dine in fresh burata salad friendly staff They have as well retail space for Italian products you can buy anything you like Pasta seafood was so good as well Fries with truffles is very yummy and we took home the one and only tiramisu This is a good place for Italian food lovers

Stake is good. Siders Ok. Service very well. Ligthly overpriced.

Stake is good. Siders Ok. Service very well. Ligthly overpriced.

Located inside the palatial rooms of the Marriott, this is a beautifully decorated, royal-looking gallery that serves rare steaks and French cuisine. The staff there is exceptional.

This place is located in the heart of Marriott hotel, which is a super iconic place to visit, not only to dine but also to see the amazing interior and the marble statuses 🏰 One of the best places to have a brisket with a heartwarming welcome from the employees! We got welcomed by warm buns and special made butter with meat that was fresh and delicious. 🍞 We had first, the amazing nachos as an appetizer, don't eat too much or else you'll get full so fast because the potion is huge! Recommended wine would be shahrazad if rosé and Omar khayyam if red. 🍷 Then as a main course we had the waiter's recommendation Ibrahim, the "beef short rib" and Texas brisket 🍖🥩 which were both yummmm.. As sides we had mashed potato and coleslaw, and to be fair the coleslaw had a lot of mastered and we aren't a fan.. But thats just us🤷🏻‍♀️ The staff are super friendly, talks and acts in a very kind way and the meal was one of the best since a while.. 👦🏻 Def visiting back to try some of the other menu components

The Blue Restaurant & Grill at Nile Ritz-Carlton took my breath away with its sophisticated elegance. 😍 The breathtaking view of the Nile and the city skyline adds an extra touch of luxury to the dining experience. The service was top-notch, with staff members attending to our needs promptly and courteously. 🤝 They made us feel like VIPs throughout our time there. Their menu offers a tantalizing selection of dishes, showcasing a fusion of international flavors. 🍽️ A true haven for culinary enthusiasts. Food presentation was impeccable, with artistic attention to detail that made every dish look like a masterpiece. 🎨 The taste and flavor of the dishes were simply divine - a delightful explosion of flavors in every bite. 😋 The Blue Restaurant & Grill knows how to create a memorable dining experience. Portion sizes were generous, and the pricing was justified given the quality of the food and service. 💰💖 The restaurant's hygiene and cleanliness were commendable, ensuring a comfortable dining environment. 👌 Located at Nile Ritz-Carlton, the restaurant is easily accessible and boasts convenient parking facilities nearby. 🚗 Special highlights include their seafood dishes, which are a true culinary delight! 🍤 The Blue Restaurant & Grill at Nile Ritz-Carlton has truly set a benchmark for fine dining in Cairo. An unforgettable experience that I can't wait to repeat! ❤️❤️❤️

A place that’s definitely on the expensive side but is worth visiting when you want to spoil yourself with good food, cocktails and the view of the Nile. The only thing lacking was a small dance floor but other than that, ana amazing spot for a family dinner, a get together with friends to chat or a date.

Beautiful castle/palace. Wish to be here one more time at sunset and night time.

I liked the interior architecture more than the display honestly. The palace is so nice from the inside, the details and engravings and wallpaper are all very nice. You can feel the grandeur all around.

Being a museum, I thought the art work should have had better care taken. Everything from pictures to sculptures to seating was very dirty. Being in the desert is going a little too far, dust wise in the city of Cairo that is.

Beautiful walk, if the weather is pretty, lots of history! Early in the morning or around sunset would be ideal in summer to avoid the heat. Lots of street food, and a few restaurants. A nice walk to Khan El-khalili.

We loved the place. Not very busy or crowded. A lot of ancient art and antiques collected by Anderson who was a British officer in the Egyptian army. Highly recommended.

Very nice place..lots of collections and a great garden area to enjoy the weather, just make sure you ho yhere early in the day cause there is s lot to see.

The Dead City is an eerie and haunting place that carries a sense of mystery and intrigue. As I wandered through its abandoned streets and crumbling buildings, I couldn't help but feel a mix of fascination and melancholy. The remnants of what was once a thriving community now stand as a testament to the passage of time and the impermanence of human existence. While the atmosphere may be unsettling, it offers a unique opportunity to reflect on the transience of life and the stories that have been lost to the ages. The Dead City is a poignant reminder of the impermanence of civilizations and serves as a powerful reminder of the fragility of our own existence.

The Giza Necropolis is a must visit if you are ever in Egypt. Tickets are very reasonably priced and easy to buy at location. Be careful there are several people who try to sell souvenirs for a very high price so don’t fall for their tricks. If you are visiting in the summer, I highly suggest bringing ur own vehicle as it makes it very easy to visit each of the pyramids as well as the sphinx. The winter on the other hand when the weather is colder makes it very easily walkable. There are 2 high quality restaurants on the premises (Lounge 9 and, Khufu). I highly recommend Khufu due to its high quality breakfast and stunning views. There are 2 panoramic view points allowing you to capture stunning pictures of the pyramids in a line. Be aware if you are bringing a camera with a lens, you will not be permitted to take it into the actual pyramids as it is prohibited. However, photos from the outside are allowed. Also, don’t forget to visit the sphinx at no extra cost. You get free access to the temple and close pictures of the old structure.

Such a spiritual place that gives you goosebumps. As soon enter the Mosque from the southern gate, the old majestic high walls great you with the memories of thousands of Islamic Scholars and Sheikhs who passed these exact paths and learned in these spaces all over around you now. The whole experience was wonderful.

The Mosque of Ibn Tulun, also known as the Tulunid Mosque, is one of the oldest and most historic mosques in Cairo, Egypt. It is a significant architectural and religious landmark, renowned for its unique design and historical importance. Key features and information about the Mosque of Ibn Tulun: 1. History: The mosque was built in the 9th century during the Abbasid period and completed in 879 AD. It was commissioned by Ahmad ibn Tulun, the governor of Egypt at the time, who founded the Tulunid Dynasty. 2. Architectural Style: The Mosque of Ibn Tulun is an excellent example of early Islamic architecture. It is renowned for its massive size and the simplicity of its design. The mosque's architecture reflects a blend of Abbasid and traditional Egyptian architectural styles. 3. Design and Layout: The mosque's design includes an open courtyard, a prayer hall, a minaret, and various arched arcades. The courtyard is one of the largest among mosques in Cairo and provides ample space for congregational prayers. 4. Spiral Minaret: The mosque is famous for its unique spiral minaret, which is a rare architectural feature in Islamic religious structures. The minaret is accessible through an external staircase and offers panoramic views of Cairo from the top. 5. Decorative Elements: The Mosque of Ibn Tulun features beautiful stucco carvings and intricate wooden elements in its interior, showcasing the artistic craftsmanship of the era. 6. Well-preserved Structure: The mosque has undergone several renovations and restorations over the centuries, which have helped preserve its historical integrity. Today, it remains one of the best-preserved mosques from the early Islamic period. 7. Open to Visitors: The Mosque of Ibn Tulun is open to both Muslims and non-Muslims. Visitors are required to dress modestly, and women are expected to cover their heads while inside the mosque. The Mosque of Ibn Tulun is not only a significant religious site but also an important cultural heritage site in Cairo. It attracts tourists and history enthusiasts who wish to explore the rich architectural and cultural legacy of Egypt's early Islamic period. Its serene ambiance, impressive architecture, and historical significance make it a must-visit attraction in Cairo.

One of Egypt’s finest museums. The Coptic Museum is a welcome source of tranquility in the busy capital. Just a metro ride away from the centre, the museum has an impressive collection of Coptic art. The collection includes wonderful late Roman and early christian works of art, impressive textiles and awesome manuscripts. The building with its gardens and annexes is a gem itself. Well worth a visit if you’re in Cairo.

It has a very nice collection, but it’s rather small compared to other museums. In just over 2 hours you can go through the whole place in detail which is not a lot. The artifacts are placed in a nice chronological order, so that made for a good experience. And of course, the royal mummies are a must-see!

Iconic public square that witnessed historical changes in Egypt, crowded, busy and entertaining, many important places are around to watch such as Egyptian Museum, Metro station, many shops, hotels and eateries...

The majestic mosque dominates the skyline, and from the mosque you have incredible views over the city. At first I was taken aback when I saw the beautiful carpets were gone, however the marble floors reflect the chandeliers perfectly.

this is my favorite museum in Egypt, very well organized, so many interesting things, i especially like all the tiny Qurans. mostly inside but a very nice courtyard as well. Modern, clean, definitely worth visiting if you are in Cairo

Must-visit! It’s an amazing palace full with artifacts and beautifully adorned at every corner. The fans of the monarchy era would love this place.

A variety of things are available in this market like clothes, bags, shoes, ornaments, art, souvenirs, etc. and also relatively cheap! Salesmen will try to persuade you, especially if they see you looking at something, but if you say no and carry on, they won't force you or become ill mannered if you don't buy.

Worth doing for the views at least once. You have to book tickets for entrance fee to the Tower and there is a minimum spend if you decide to dine at the revolving restaurant like we did, but it’s not expensive. They try to sell you more expensive tickets to jump the queues to get up and down, but if you buy the dinner ticket you get priority access anyway, so be careful on that. The views of the Nile and the traffic and the neon lights are great at night as this way you don’t see the amount rubble and building works going on around the city that are clearly visible during the day!

The items in this place are amazing and so is the architecture of the museum from the inside and out, but the sad thing that made me give it a 3 stars ratings is the very low maintenance that it has. There is dust everywhere, and the artifacts and mummies feel as if they’ve been thrown left and right sadly, and there are no plates explaining the items.

Very nice place. It’s like a small city with different things to see and do plus with an amazing view over cairo and you can even see the pyramids from there. I liked the mosque and different structures, the architecture is amazing there. Definitely should visit.