4 Days Christmas Tour Through Cairo Attraction

When you land at Cairo’s busy airport in the Christmas season, a staff member from “New Travel Dynamics” will meet you. They will help with the entry steps. They will also check that your bags are ready and then see you into the car.

A private air conditioned vehicle will be waiting. You will ride straight to your Cairo hotel. This will make check in easy and fast.

Dinner Cruise  
As evening comes, your plan continues on the Nile. You will take a Dinner Cruise with a great view of the river. You will sit down for dinner and enjoy live music. During the night, you will also see belly dance shows. A folklore band will play along the way. Later, you will watch the Tannoura dance as part of the program.

Overnight  
After the cruise ends, you will go back to the hotel. You will rest there for the night. This gives you time to enjoy Egypt during this special season before you head out again.

When the morning light fades in, you will start your day with a tasty breakfast. After that, your guide will meet you and take you through a four day Cairo Christmas trip. This plan highlights one of the only sites left from the ancient Seven Wonders.

Here is what you will see:

Giza Pyramids  
At Giza, the Pyramids Complex shows what the ancient Egyptians could build. It is a place that connects to their long history, over 4500 years old. Inside the site you can find the main pyramids, plus smaller ones nearby. You will also visit the Great Sphinx and the valley temple.

The Great Pyramid  
The Great Pyramid of Giza was built for Pharaoh Khufu, around 2570 BC. It was finished after about 20 years. Workers used around 2.3 million limestone blocks. Each block added up to about a million tons in total. The height reaches 147 m, or 481 ft. The inside is famous for its layout, including the grand hall and the king’s chamber.

The Great Sphinx  
The Great Sphinx is a well known landmark tied to old stories. The figure was carved around 2540 BC. It was shaped to resemble Pharaoh Khafre. The goal was to impress and draw people in. The statue was made from a huge limestone body.

Finish your Christmas morning breakfast, then get set for Cairo. This day is built for you in our Cairo tour plan. A guide you can count on and a careful driver will take you through sights tied to old times and great craft. First, you will visit:

The National Museum of Egyptian Civilization  
The National Museum of Egyptian Civilization reopened around 2021. It is in Fustat, the old capital of Egypt. Inside, you can see around 50,000 works. They cover about 5,000 years of Egyptian life and history. The items are shown in a style meant to fit the story of each era. The museum also holds 28 royal mummies.

The Hanging Church  
The Hanging Church is also called St. Virgin Mary’s Coptic Orthodox Church. It stands in Cairo and is known as an ancient wonder. People say it got its name because it sits above the ruins of a Roman fortress. The look is unusual, like it is hanging in place. You can spot detailed Coptic church design here. It also matters for both faith and history, and it reflects Egypt’s heritage.

Lunch Time  
Have lunch at a local restaurant in Cairo. After that, you will head to the next stop.

Al Muizz Street  
Al Muizz Street was made under the Fatimid dynasty in the 10th century AD. It used to work as a busy place for people to meet and trade. Many valuable goods and artifacts were sold there. Around 1979, UNESCO listed it as a World Heritage site in Egypt. The area was still full of culture and business, and the history of the civilization was easy to see as you walked.

On the last day of your Cairo Christmas tour, the morning starts with a hearty breakfast. You will have what you need to stay energized.  

Later, our guide will take you to Cairo airport. You will be able to get home without stress.  

This is the end of your 3 night Cairo Christmas tour package.