Egyptrav Tours guide will pick you up from your hotel in Cairo. Accompanied by a guide and by air-conditioned deluxe vehicle, you will be taken to Ahmed Ibn Tulun Mosque: It is the third mosque built in Islamic Egypt. It was completed in 878 AD by Ahmed Ibn Tulun, the founder of the Tulunid Dynasty. The mosque is known for its varied gypsum ornamentation and engravings. It has a unique minaret with a staircase from the outside.

The next stop will be Gayer-Anderson Museum: The museum was founded in 1937 in two ancient residences, the Beit el-Kiritileyya from 1632 and the Beit Amna Bent Salim from 1540. You will be able to see the private collection of Major Gayer-Anderson besides furniture, glassware, crystal, carpets, silks, and embroidered Arab costumes. Several rooms on the third floor have been reconstructed to house the collections.

Lastly, Continue to the Khan El Khalili Bazaar. It is one of the oldest and greatest markets in the Middle East. Built in the 14th century, it has many stores exhibiting a wonderful collection of wooden artefacts embossed with pearls, leatherware, embroidered dresses, and a range of impressive souvenirs. After that, you will be transferred back to your hotel in Cairo.