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Explore the dual soul of the city with our signature NMEC Royal Mummies Hall and Old Cairo tour. This journey bridges thousands of years, taking you from the cutting-edge galleries of the National Museum of Egyptian Civilization to the ancient cobblestones of the religious compound. On this NMEC Royal Mummies Hall and Old Cairo tour, you will witness the legendary rulers of the New Kingdom before diving into the spiritual history of the Alabaster Mosque and the Hanging Church.
The first stop of your NMEC Royal Mummies Hall and Old Cairo tour is the National Museum of Egyptian Civilization. While the museum displays thousands of artifacts from prehistoric times to the modern day, the undeniable centerpiece is the Royal Mummies Hall. Designed to resemble the Valley of the Kings, this hall houses 22 royal mummies, including the great Ramesses II. Standing before these ancient sovereigns is a powerful experience that sets this NMEC Royal Mummies Hall and Old Cairo tour apart from any other sightseeing trip.
The second half of your NMEC Royal Mummies Hall and Old Cairo tour focuses on the layers of Cairo’s religious heritage. We ascend the cliffs of the Saladin Citadel to visit the iconic Alabaster Mosque, which offers the most famous panoramic view of the Cairo skyline. Following the fortress visit, we move into the heart of Old Cairo. Here, your guide will lead you through the ‘Religions Complex,’ visiting the Hanging Church, the Church of St. Sergius (The Holy Family Crypt), and the Ben Ezra Synagogue, proving why the NMEC Royal Mummies Hall and Old Cairo tour is the best way to understand Egypt’s diverse identity
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Yes, your NMEC Royal Mummies Hall and Old Cairo tour includes full entry to the NMEC, providing access to both the main galleries and the specialized mummies exhibition.
This is a full-day experience, typically lasting 7 to 8 hours. We provide private air-conditioned transportation to ensure you see all the sites comfortably.
Since we are visiting mosques and churches, we recommend modest clothing (covering shoulders and knees). Comfortable walking shoes are essential for the narrow streets of the Coptic area.
Yes, photography is allowed at most sites, but flash photography may be prohibited in certain areas, especially in the museum. Be sure to check with your guide.
While some areas may be accessible, many parts of the Citadel and Khan El Khalili Bazaar involve stairs or uneven terrain, which might be challenging for wheelchairs. Please inform us in advance if you have mobility concerns.
We recommend bringing the following:
Tipping is not mandatory but is appreciated as a gesture of thanks for the service.
Yes, the churches and synagogues in Old Cairo welcome visitors of all faiths, though respectful behavior and attire are required.
