Cairo (Capital of Egypt) is the heart of Egypt's live and hosts  both ancient 
and modern civilizations.  

Beside the pyramids and Sphinx, 
Cairo is famous for the many mosques and Islamic style houses built by various generations, as well as the new generation's achievements whether in buildings, elevated bridges and  the fast field of industry.

Cairo has always been visited by millions of tourists every year, experiencing the old and new shape of Egypt. One of the tourist attraction in Cairo is Khan El-Khalili, a large bazaar consists of a 
network of narrow alleyways with hundreds of tiny shops on every side. 
This is a true shoppers' paradise. It is a wonderful place in which to find bargains for an astonishing range of Egyptian craft products: jewellery, leatherwork, brass, copper, alabaster, inlaid work, Sakkara carpets, and numerous small gifts including the beautiful, recently revived art of painting on papyrus.

North of Cairo the Nile splits into a series of tributaries that flow into the Mediterranean.

Guide to Cairo
Old Cairo

Alexandria
Aswan
Cairo
Ismailia
Luxor
Marsa Matruh
Port Said
Sharm El Shaykh

Alexandria is the second largest city in Egypt and the largest port, welcoming
many types and sizes of ships transporting wood, cement, equipments, oil, cars, steel, Electric & electronics and many more to and from Egypt.
Along Egypt's Mediterranean coast and the summer holidays destination to many Egyptians escaping the southern hot climate and tourist who are looking for place in the sun. It has been one of the most famous cities in the world since it has been established by Alexander the Great. Along side the city, there are countless white-sand beaches, some developed as tourist resorts but many still unspoiled and original.