A captivating world that has withstood the tests of time unfolds beyond the medieval walls enclosing Old Cairo. Muizz Street, named for the Fatimid caliph who established Cairo as Egypt’s capital in 969, was the city’s main thoroughfare, running between the 11th-century city gates Bab al-Futuh and Bab Zuweila. Its splendid Islamic architecture—from elegant mosques and mausoleums to ornate palaces and former residences of Egyptian dignitaries and prominent merchants—provides a glimpse into the glory of the Fatimid dynasty and the periods that followed.
Shore Excursions
Shore excursions vary by each itinerary and are subject to change.
Giza Pyramid & Grand Egyptian Museum
Immerse yourself in the past by exploring a vast collection of artifacts and visiting iconic landmarks.
Nile Cruise & Dinner
Sail the Nile to explore Egypt’s capital as the sun sets before enjoying a dinner of classic Cairo dishes.
