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1- The pyramids of Giza. They have always been one of the seven wonders of the world.
2- The Egyptian museum in Cairo. It has unmatched treasures belonging to the ancient Egyptian civilization, espesially the treasures of King Tut Anch Amun at the second floor of the museum. For example the mask of the King which weighs 9 kilograms of pure gold, the coffins of the King with the smallest weighing 110 kilograms of pure gold, the throne made of gold, the gold bed, the folding bed for picnics with metal hinges etc.
3- Sakkara which was the cemetary of the old Kingdom, it has the the first pyramid built in Egypt which is the step pyramid, it is 4700 years old. In Sakkara are other pyramids and mastaba, these are another form of tombs with scenes of activities of everyday life including fishing, wild animals, harvesting, navigation in the Nile in large sofisticated boats, playing chess, marathon by the young and lots of other scenes.
4- Luxor with its huge temples, obilisks, tombs etc. The city is a large open museum.
5- Alexandria, the capital of Egypt for 900 years during the Greak and Roman periods. It has the Library of Alexandria, the Roman theater, the Citadel of Qaitbay, the column of Pompey, catacombs and other attractions like the Montaza palace and gardens, modern malls, beaches, cornich, nice buildings, fish restaurants and the old and the new parts of the city itself.
2- The Egyptian museum in Cairo. It has unmatched treasures belonging to the ancient Egyptian civilization, espesially the treasures of King Tut Anch Amun at the second floor of the museum. For example the mask of the King which weighs 9 kilograms of pure gold, the coffins of the King with the smallest weighing 110 kilograms of pure gold, the throne made of gold, the gold bed, the folding bed for picnics with metal hinges etc.
3- Sakkara which was the cemetary of the old Kingdom, it has the the first pyramid built in Egypt which is the step pyramid, it is 4700 years old. In Sakkara are other pyramids and mastaba, these are another form of tombs with scenes of activities of everyday life including fishing, wild animals, harvesting, navigation in the Nile in large sofisticated boats, playing chess, marathon by the young and lots of other scenes.
4- Luxor with its huge temples, obilisks, tombs etc. The city is a large open museum.
5- Alexandria, the capital of Egypt for 900 years during the Greak and Roman periods. It has the Library of Alexandria, the Roman theater, the Citadel of Qaitbay, the column of Pompey, catacombs and other attractions like the Montaza palace and gardens, modern malls, beaches, cornich, nice buildings, fish restaurants and the old and the new parts of the city itself.
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