Cairo: Egyptian Museum, Pyramids & Bazaar Tour

Overview

Explore the wonders of ancient Egypt on this guided day tour. Your guide will pick you up from your hotel lobby and you'll head off to visit the Pyramids, Sphynxes, and Egyptian Museum. Head first towards the Pyramids, one of the Seven Wonders of the World. Admire the scenic views of the Pyramid of Cheops, Chephren and Mycinerus. Then, stop for a photo-op at the magnificent Great Sphynx. If you choose, you can visit the Great Pyramid at your own cost. Next, it’s time to taste some Egyptian food at a local restaurant.

Once you’re finished, you’ll visit to the Egyptian Museum. This vast collection contains more than 250,000 artifacts in its exhibits which span over 5,000 years. If you choose, you can also then explore the room of King Tutankhamun at your own expense, stocked full of vivid jewelry and gold. These dazzling treasures were stored in the King’s tomb for 3,500 years before their discovery during the excavation in 1920.

Finally, you’ll be taken to visit the Khan el-Khalili Bazaar to enjoy the atmosphere of a local market in the old city. Stroll along this historic souk (market) and witness the variety of antiques, jewelry and souvenirs for sale, all made in the region. Finish your tour with a transfer back to your hotel once you’re finished marvelling at the sights of Egypt.

Highlights

• ✦Visit the Egyptian Museum, containing 5,000 years of history
• ✦Savor a traditional Egyptian lunch at a restaurant
• ✦Admire the spectacular Great Pyramids

Included

• ✓Transportation by modern air-conditioned vehicle
• ✓Egyptologist tour guide
• ✓Lunch at a local restaurant
• ✓Khan El Khalili Bazaar visit
• ✓Bottle of water per person
• ✓Private or shared tour, depending on the option selected

Not included

• −General admission to the pyramids, Sphinx area and Egyptian Museum
• −Entry inside the Great Pyramid
• −Drinks during lunch
• −Personal expenses
• −Tips

Good to know

• iChild price: ages 2-11 · Infants under 2
• iPlease note, the shared tour requires a minimum of two participants to operate. If the minimum is not met the tour may be canceled or rescheduled
• iAccording to the Egyptian Ministry of Tourism, from June 1 travelers must purchase entrance tickets directly by paying with a card, no cash is accepted