It was opened in April 2021 AD. It is the only museum that tells the stories of ancient Egyptian civilizations starting from the pre-dynastic era until the modern era. Explore the rare Pharaonic pieces which explain to us how to build, write, music, arts, cosmetic and surgical tools, and the daily life of the ancient Egyptians. Also pictures of the kings of Egypt in the modern era, part of the Kaaba cladding, and relics from the Christian and Islamic era. Discover the Great Exhibition Hall which contains 20 mummies of the greatest Pharaohs and queens. They are 18 kings and 2 queens, and among the most famous of these mummies are King Ramses II, King Thutmose III, and Queen Hatshepsut.

One of the world's greatest monuments to medieval warfare, the Citadel is one of Cairo's main attractions and probably the most popular non-pharaonic monument in the Egyptian capital.

Modelled on classic Ottoman lines, with domes upon domes upon domes, this alabaster-white mosque within the Citadel took 18 years to build (1830–48).

Reputed to be the largest bazaar in the Middle East. While you wander through the labyrinth of narrow streets, you will find a maze of workshops and stalls lined with Egyptian souvenirs from spices, carpets, antiques, woodwork, glassware, leather goods, belly dancing costumes, perfumes, fabrics, coffee shops, food vendors, and restaurants. A shopper's paradise and a photographer's dream come true here.