The Pyramids
Ideas for experiencing Pyramids

Shop at Khan El Khalili
When you're done exploring El Moez Street, you can't miss visiting Khan El Khalili. It's a big market where you can find all sorts of things to take home as souvenirs or gifts. There are shops with fancy gold and silver items, as well as fun little things made of plastic. The market looks really beautiful when it's dark, all lit up with lights and lanterns, but be ready for lots of people and bargaining.

Walk along El Moez Street
Cairo has been around for more than a thousand years, and to experience its old side, take a walk on El Moez Street. It's a long street full of really old buildings and places like mosques and palaces. The street is also home to the famous tentmakers' market. The United Nations thinks El Moez Street has the most old treasures from the Islamic world.

Explore the Cairo Citadel and Mohamed Ali Mosque
The Cairo Citadel is like an old castle that's almost a thousand years old. For a very long time, it was where Egypt's leaders worked and lived. Even today, it's an important place with mosques and museums. The famous Mohamed Ali Mosque is there too. When you're up high in the Citadel, you can see all of Cairo – if the sky is clear, you might even spot the Pyramids in the distance.
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