Explore the Coptic City free walking tour

Cairo, Egypt
Duration: 02:00 | 19 Ratings
About the Experience
    FREE TOUR
About the Tour

Today will explore the religious place in Egypt- old Cairo or Coptic city. There we have a chance to see the ruins of the Roman fortress of Babylon (1st century AD) then walk to the Hanging church which is founded above the tower of Babylon fortress, then later will take a tunnel to Cavern church Abu Serga (5th century AD) under there will see the cave where the holy family where stayed over than 3 months. Then later going to Ben Ezra synagogue and know why Jews were insisted to build a synagogue at that place. After that will explore the first mosque in Egypt which is founded in 641 A.D by the First Muslim leader Amr Ibn Elas. Please note:- = This free walk tour with free entrance to 2 churches, 1 Synagogue and 1 Mosque. = The Mosque is closed because of Corona virus.

About the Guide
Hello. I am Wael Kamouna, a freelance tour guide/Egyptologist since 2008 with 12 years' experience in the field of tourism, and a degree from Cairo University. I'm a member of EGTGS (Egyptian General Tourist Guides Syndicate) and can custom design trips all over Egypt to suit the interests and the needs of guests, and can be tailored to suit all interests. I also arrange customized tours for individuals and groups throughout Egypt. Egypt is full of hidden treasures! It is not only the ancient pyramids, but its streets, its people, the feeling of walking on the bank of the Nile at night, the Islamic and the Coptic parts, in addition to its monuments and museums. It would be my pleasure to show the visitors the charm of every part of modern and ancient Egypt.

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In front of Abu Hamam coffee shop, old Cairo holding a sign with your name

Meeting point to start a Tour
Al Kafour Old Cairo Cairo Governorate Egypt

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