Sharia Muizz is - in my view - the most fascinating place in Cairo. Take a day and walk all the way from Bab el Nasr to the Ibn Tulun Mosque. Your feet will be sore at the end of the day - but you will have had a unique experience. The Islamic monuments are fascinating - and have partially... More

This is the oldest or most important street of medieval Cairo along which are a great number of historically significant monuments. It's definitely worth a day or half a day's visit. From Khan el-Khalili you can follow the main paved street north to a series of back-to-back monumental complexes built by various sultans. The street ends at the northern gate... More

In most historic places around the whole world; you can't find all these ancient buildings & landmarks together in one street , really preserved & finally cleaned, decorated & taken care of by the Egyptian Ministry of Tourism.

dont talk to randoms, ignore as if they not there, enjoy the scene, bargain hard! very hard! other than than walk and look around! dont worry its culture thing, they not dangerous

old mosques,lovely old buildings,all you need to see if you are interested in old Cairo.

You begin your tour from El Nasr (victory) gate, which is one of the gates in the wall surronding old cairo. Just at the end of the gate you will find a grave of a man who had the dream of entering cairo but the guards of the gate didn't allow him, when at last they gave him permission, he... More

My Favorite place in Egypt, all in one, a lot of old islamic monuments are located just in one street, walking a long the street you can find a lot of old mosques, sabils, houses and so on. Unfortunately the street is paved now and lacks its authentic atmosphere plus now full of cars you have to be always careful... More

it's great to walk there and see the 1000 years' old mosques

When walking in this street you can feel that you are living in the history, there is monuments in every place. You must visit it.