Cairo Holidays & City Breaks

Packages in Cairo

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Cairo Vacation Packages

Visitors to this part of Egypt will be sharing space with about 7,700,000 residents.

Discovering Great Sphinx of Giza and Pyramids at Giza is one of the best ways to get started in this famous destination.

Some of the most magical family attractions here are Dream Park and Sindbad.

Journey beneath the surface of the ocean and into incredible marine environments at Aquarium Grotto Garden.

The Giza Zoo is a great place to bring your children for a fascinating morning among local creatures. Be sure to ask at the entrance about feeding times and where to find the zoo's favorite species.

Plant lovers will enjoy an informative walk through the Orman Botanical Gardens.

For fresh air and relaxation, grab something for lunch and find a quiet corner at one of the area's leafy urban parks, such as Al-Azhar Park and the Widan al-Faras. You'll also find plenty of space to laze about at the Gabalaya Park & Aquarium and The Andalus Park.

See the world from a different perspective with a trip to one of the area's fascinating exhibition spaces. Enjoy the contemplative atmosphere as you admire the displays at the Egyptian Museum and the Museum of Islamic Art. You might also want to consider a visit to the Coptic Museum and the Gayer-Anderson Museum.

Those interested in nautical traditions should organize a trip to the Solar Barque Museum or the Solar Boat Museum.

Loving collected from the natural world, the captivating specimens at the Ethnological Museum and the Grand Egyptian Museum have many surprises up their sleeves.

Deepen your understanding of the artistic process, and perhaps even find something to take back home at one of the area's many exhibition spaces. Pay a visit to the Mahmoud Mukhtar Museum and the Museum of Islamic Ceramics for some great examples of what this creative hotspot has to offer. If you have time afterwards, the Museum of Egyptian Modern Arts and the Karim Francis Art Gallery are also well worth checking out.

Travel back to days gone by and uncover the secrets of the past at the Umm Kolthum Museum & Monastirli Palace or the Museo Mevlevi. The Umm Kolthoum Museum and the Memphis Museum are also worthy options.

To find out more about the area's rich and colorful past, pay a visit to at least one of its many historic sites. Commence your history tour at Pyramid of Djoser or Dahshur Pyramids. More stories from a bygone era await at the Cairo University and the American University of Cairo.

Babylon Fortress and Northern Walls & Gates are impressive fortifications that will catch the attention of military history enthusiasts. It's easy to see the important role that they played in the region's past.

When it came to designing and building Egyptian Presidential Palace and Abdin Palace, you'll see that money must not have been an issue. Manial Palace and Amir Taz Palace are two more stately dwellings that have plenty of stories to offer.

After a day spent at some of the local castles, it's easy to imagine the way the nobles and social elite once roamed these realms. Saladin Citadel and Citadel may look as though they are plucked from a fairy tale, however, they truly were once places where noblemen roamed.

The region's spiritual side can be glimpsed at Hanging Church and the Sultan Hussan Mosque. The Ibn Tulun Mosque and the Muhammad Ali Mosque are two more interesting sacred sites.

After seeing all of the star attractions in and around Cairo, make time to visit a few of its less well-known sights. League of Arab States and Giza Plateau are well worth a look. If you have the time, also visit Sharia al-Muski and Fishawi’s Coffeehouse.

Accommodation in Cairo

To really enjoy your time in the capital, think about staying at one of the 157 hotels in Cairo on Expedia's easy-to-use hotels guide.

Two examples of the more luxurious Cairo accommodations are the Four Seasons Hotel Cairo at First Residence, at 35 Giza Street, and the Four Seasons Hotel Cairo Nile Plaza, at 1089 Corniche El Nile. Should those not fit the bill, why not check out the Zayed Hotel, at 42 Abu El Mahasn El Shazly Square, and the Oasis Hotel Heliopolis, at 17 Abdel WahabEl Kadi St Koliet ElBanat, two of the cheaper options in town.