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The-Original says:
During my round trip in Egypt I was resting for 4 nights and 3 days in the 4 star Oasis Pyramids Hotel in Giza, Cairo. The hotel is very beautiful and I especially liked it that it isn´t a big massive one-big-building complex but splitted into many bungalows, which are all at earth-level and sepera…
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Biedjee says:
It's expensive for Egyptian standards, but worth it. Apart from the two branches mentioned by Tamerrashad, there is also a new branch at the top floor of the Citystars mall.
This is a great place to try out that Egyptian specialty staple like "Stuffed Pigeon" or "Molokheya with Rabbit".
For st…
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Hossamg says:
The greatest collection of Egyptian antiquities is, without doubt, that of the Egyptian Museum in Cairo.
To be sure, the museum can be daunting in the sheer numbers of its antiquities on show, but there is an order within its layout and it is a dream come true for anyone wanting to study Egyptian a…
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Vikram says:
This is one of the 4 star hotels located in the city centre. It has over 30+ floors and is home to the two poshest restaurants in town - The Thai Birdcage and Lebanese Sabaya. It's also got a posh breakfast bar Pane Vino. The hotel is filled with visitors, all obviously upscale of course. The rooms …
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Flyinhigh says:
If you are going to visit the pyramids there is no better location or view than the Mena House Oberoi. The hotel and the grounds are beautiful and well cared for even though the hotel is older (built in 1869). Also, the hotel beginning renovations when we were there. The service is top-notch, the po…
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Hossamg says:
I've taken these pictures the other day of the Khan and old cairo hope you like em' , this place is such a beautiful place at night where you can hang out with friends and smoke some she'shea "Hooka"
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Hossamg says:
Cairo Tower gives one a prospective view of this great city, and also known as Borj al-Qahira, located on Gezira Island (Zemalak) just north of the Museum of Modern Art (which is also very much worth a visit)
At 187 metres, it is 43 metres higher than the Great Pyramid of Giza.
some people say…
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Average priced "Thing To Do" in Egypt
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Chiqem says:
I holidayed in egypt in Aug 07 for 2 weeks. 1 week on the nile cruise and the last week in Luxor. The whole experience was amazing.
The nile cruise gave us the chance to visit lots of temples and tombs. aswell as travel to Aswan city and out to the huge temple Abu Simbel next to lake nassar.
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Average priced "Thing To Do" in Egypt
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Hossamg says:
One of Cairo's most popular tourist attractions is the Citadel which houses a number of museums, ancient mosques and other sites, located on a spur of limestone that had been detached from its parent Moqattam Hills by quarrying.
The Citadel is one of the world's greatest monuments to me…
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Vagabondatheart says:
If by chance and you enter Egypt via air, here are some helpful advice to save you some headaches. Assuming you don’t have entry visa yet, you have to purchase visa at a small booth for about $25 PRIOR to getting in the customs line! Purchase two small stamps (one blue and one orange) and place …
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Hossamg says:
The trip from the airport to the hotel should be memorable. If the driver is driving too fast please direct them to slow down. In Arabic “Hed-ee” means slow down. Traffic in Cairo is very crazy and is usually heavy. Most people long remember their first ride from the airport.
Pests:
If you a…
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brett72 says:
The question posed is "Is Cairo safe for Americans?" I visited Cairo in January 2005, a few months before the bombing at the Khan el-Khalili market and so my perceptions are from a different time than now, however, I strongly believe that Cairo is extraordinarily safe for any Western visitor. Ther…
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Elizabeth-Willemijn says:
This Pyramisa Hotel is stationed in the middle of Cairo. It's very easy to get to the center and the Egyptian Museum is at walking distance. The entrance of the hotel has metal detctors, but as a tourist you're free to go if they beep.
The Hall is very big as it has a grand stair and four elevat…
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nabilbo says:
For your first time in Cairo, take a serious guide to show you all the "impossible to miss" attractions. Personnaly, we are very satisfied with the Marvelousegypt travel agency. We reserved a 4 days visits, they offered a customized programs for us. The best was that we were not part of a group, we …
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hitay7 says:
This ship tgi friday's restaurant is in the front of Cairo four seasons hotel at the first residence, in my opinion this place a must see place in Cairo.You can see Nile river and all impressive Cairo buildings.
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wiedemann says:
The most frustrating part of traveling through Egypt is the lack of many people that speak English... One of the first things i would recommend before traveling to Egypt is obtaining first a Lonely Planet and Second the Lonely Planet's guide to Egyptian Arabic... both books can be found on amazon.co…
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Average priced "General Tip & Advice" in Egypt
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Transitory says:
There are many alternatives to get from Cairo to Luxor, there's a plane, cruise, prob. you could hire a car, and lastly, the Abela sleeper.
Abela tix can be purchased online but I had my hostel arrange my ticket purchase which was $60 for Cairo to Luxor; dinner and breakfast included in the first…
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Average priced "Nightlife & Entertainment" in Giza, Egypt
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Hossamg says:
one of the hottest Club in town.
if you wanna experince the night life in cairo you Latex is one of the places where people can have fun with friends and get to know other people.
Opened Tuesday to Sunday from 10 pm until 4 am.
it requires ID if you look young!!so You Must Be Over 21.
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panchorino says:
I experienced that everyone in Cairo will try to help you and go out of their way inorder to get a tip. There are people working in the bathrooms who will have the toilet paper and it kind of makes you feel obligated to give them a tip when you are done. Typical tipping is 1 or 2 Egypitan Pounds. …
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nabilbo says:
If you think you will not spend too much time at your hotel and you only need a bed to sleep after a tiring visit day, then you can choose this hostel. The hostel is well located in a very quiet area and not too far from the downtown. If you are hungry and don't want to take a taxi, you can walk in …
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zajoryn says:
The hotel is well situated, Dokki neighborhood, where all embassies and good hotels are. There is a big street 3 blocks away, where you can buy groceries, clothes and eat at good cafeterias. No hot water in my room, good air conditioning, small TV. For $40 is a good bargain.
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karlikaur says:
Absolutely not worth the time and effort... i think the "light show" hit an all time low when the sphinx started speaking to audience members. CHEESY
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Biedjee says:
The Holiday Inn City Stars had just opened when I previously visited Cairo, but I ended up staying at the Intercontinental Hotel as that was still the hotel of choice for my company. However, the Holiday Inn is not only cheaper, it is also closer to the Cairo branch of my office (as in, 1 minute wal…
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