Pyramids and the Grand Museum in 1 day. in Egypt, Cairo

We invite you on an exciting journey to the main symbols of Ancient Egypt. This tour will allow you to touch the history of millennia, see one of the Seven Wonders of the World and get acquainted with the greatest treasures of the pharaohs.

Highlights:

• Individual tour format
• Professional English-speaking guide
• Comfortable air-conditioned transport
• Duration: approximately 6-8 hours
• Opportunity to take the best panoramic photos

Included:

• Pick-up and transfer from hotels in central Cairo
• Comfortable air-conditioned car
• Professional guide services
• Assistance with purchasing entrance tickets
• Return transfer to your hotel in central Cairo

Not included:

• Entrance tickets
• Lunch and drinks
• Personal expenses

Entrance Fees (payment on site):Pyramids - approximately $15 per person
Entrance to the Pyramid of Cheops (optional) - approximately $32 per person
Grand Museum - approximately $30 per person

Program:

1. Hotel pick-up and Pyramids of Giza
We pick you up from the hotel and go to the legendary pyramids. Upon arrival, we purchase tickets and begin to explore the largest pyramid, the Pyramid of Cheops (one of the Seven Wonders of the World).
You will have the opportunity to climb to the pyramid, touch the ancient stones and feel the scale of a great civilization. The guide will show you the best spots for impressive photos.

2. Great Sphinx
Next, we will visit the Great Sphinx, the mysterious symbol of Egypt. Here you can take unforgettable photos against the backdrop of the Sphinx and the pyramids.

3. Grand Egyptian Museum (GEM)
We conclude the program with a visit to the new grandiose museum in Giza Grand Egyptian Museum.
You will see the golden collection of Tutankhamun, the majestic statues of Ramses II and unique artifacts presented in a modern world-class exhibition space

4. Return to the hotel
After a busy day, we will take you back to your hotel in central Cairo

The excursion will give you vivid impressions and a deep immersion in the history of Ancient Egypt.