The EBI guide will pick you up at 9:00 AM from your Hotel to visit one of the oldest streets in Egypt "El Moez Le Din Allah" Street, the eloquent witness of historic Cairo with the various monuments spread along both sides. Located on sides of the street such as Bab El Fetouh and Bab El Nasr, then head north of the city, to El Darb El Asfar, the oldest neighborhood in Islamic Cairo, where you can visit the Barqouq Mosque and the School of Nahassen, the El Aqmar Mosque, the El Saleh Tala Mosque, the Blue Mosque, the Dome, the Qalawoon Hospital and School, etc... Next, visit the Café El-Fishawy, a café that hosted kings, princes and artists Growing from a small local cafe (Ahwa) to the most popular cafe in the El Hussein area of ​​Cairo, El-Fishawy cafe, the oldest cafe in the heart of Khan El-khalili, was the place that hosted kings, princes, famous artists and intellectuals who narrated various stories and events that passed from one generation to another about the place since it was built in 1771 AD. Next, contemplate this great city in perspective, with its modern and old neighborhoods. Anyone who has been to the top of the Citadel or from the upper floors of some of the tallest hotels is aware of the great views that Cairo Tower offers. One of the best views is from the Cairo Tower, located on the island of Gezira (Zemalak), just north of the Museum of Modern Art, which offers a panoramic view of Cairo. This 187-meter-high tower, shaped like a lattice tube that fans out slightly at the top, is said to imitate a lotus plant, and ranks fourth among the tallest towers in the world. It is made of granite, the same material often used by the ancient Egyptians, and is about 45 meters taller than the Great Pyramid of Giza. .