cairo

• Day 1 (Coptic Cairo / Islamic Cairo / Khan el Khalili)
  Because we didn't know your arrival time, this day it will be on depend, we arrange it together  check in your place then the adventure start 
  Visiting Coptic Cairo is a must, even if you're not religious. History lovers will appreciate the area's abundance of historic sites. You visit the Khan el Khalili bazaar for stunning experience like local Egyptian this is a short distance from Old Islamic Cairo is an interesting place to spend the walking. You will have a traditional dinner there 
  Day 2 (Pyramids & Egyptian Museum )
  Visit the Pyramids of Giza. We Get there at the early morning to avoid the crowds. Moving to downtown and the Egyptian Museum. We say if you spend one minute looking at each item in the museum you should be done about nine months later, so this will easily take up the rest of your day.
  Day 3 (Saqqara – Memphis)
  If you’ve not had your fill of Paranoiac ruins and would like to see more pyramids you can spend the morning visiting the Step Pyramids of Saqqara. Then Visiting Memphis; the ancient capital of old Egypt. The Open Air Museum at Memphis is one of the "must see" sites in Egypt!, the legendary city of Menes, the King who united Upper and Lower Egypt Memphis, that was city and capital of ancient Egypt and an important centre during much of Egyptian history.
  Day 4( Dahsur –Citadel )
  Can be spent making a day trip to one of the city's lesser explored tourist sites. At Pyramids of Dashur. The sight is home to some of the largest and most impressive of Egypt's Pyramids. in Cairo, it is basically impossible to miss the Salah El-Din Citadel and Mohamed Ali Alabaster Mosque ,one of the world’s greatest monuments to medieval warfare. If you have any energy left at the end of the day go to make a shopping before say good bay to Cairo
  day 5 (Amphi theatre – Abu al abbas mosque- Fort Quaitbey)
  You will take a train to visit Alexandria, which built by Alexander the great, Let's start explore Alexandria with the Roman amphitheatre. It is located directly adjacent to the entrance of the city’s main train station. Then go to the amazing city cornice and enjoying the views across the harbor and out to the Mediterranean. You are in downtown now, you will see Italian style building, walking a while Now you are on panoramic view and behind you Al Mursi Abu Al Abbas Mosque is the most historic and most beautiful mosque in Alexandria. It's one of five mosques over there . Take a slow walk west along the cornice to Fort Quaitbey , the 15th century stronghold built on the exact same site as the Lighthouse of Alexandria, one of the wonders of the ancient world. We will have a look from outside. For seafood lovers, the city’s largest and most well known seafood eatery. Alexandria has plenty of opportunity for shopping. Even if you plan not to buy anything, perusing the city’s various markets is a good way to fill your free time and absorb some city life.
  Day 6 (Pompey pillar – Catacombs –National museum )
  Begin your tour at Pompey's Pillar is the most well known Egyptian monument that is still standing among the ancient remains of Egypt. we will have a look from outside. Second go to The Catacombs in Alexandria are so called because the design was very similar to the Christian Catacombs in Rome. Being the most important Greco Roman necropolis in Egypt. Now to the museum ,Located close to the center of the city, the Alexandria National Museum nicely sums up the history of Alexandria in the three floors and see the artifacts from the four main ages of Egypt: Ancient, Greco-Roman, Coptic, and Islamic.The evening can be spent consuming a drink or two in one of the Alexandria’s bars or pubs
  Day 7: (Montaza palace- Mahmoud Said Museum-Royal jewelry-library of Alexandria)
  Start with the Montaza Palace Complex. The 150 acre gardens are a marvelous place to relax and enjoy several points of interest. These include former palace residencies, beaches, sea views and the facilities of the some of the city’s most prestigious and historic hotels in Alexandria. A short visit to the Mahmoud Said Museum in Alexandria will transport you to the 40's and 50's, the Egyptian 20th century golden era. The museum is located in Gianaclis Street, composed of three museums; Mahmoud Saeed, Adham and Seif Wanli . At Royal Jewelry Museum. When you reach, the first thing that greets you is this majestic mansion that looks stately and royal in it. Housed in an exquisitely decorated villa that formerly belonged to king Farouk’s first wife, the museum is a true gem, diamonds, rubies, rare stones all intricately set to make stunning, one-of-a-kind jewelry. Don’t miss this. Now we can't missed the Modern library of Alexandria, the 21st century rebuild of the ancient and revered centre of learning of the same name. We will have a look from outside.
  End of the trip but the love of Egypt just start ;) Now you can go to the airport and say good bye to Egypt  but you will come soon …