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Not far from Cairo, the capital of Egypt, Giza is the ultimate location for a holiday packed with culture and history. Boasting the famous pyramids of Giza and the Sphinx, be prepared for a holiday you'll remember for a lifetime.
A holiday to Giza is an ideal opportunity to visit the sacred pyramids and the Sphinx. The largest of the 3 pyramids, Cheops, was constructed from over 2.5 million limestone blocks and is...
A holiday to Giza is an ideal opportunity to visit the sacred pyramids and the Sphinx. The largest of the 3 pyramids, Cheops, was constructed from over 2.5 million limestone blocks and is the only one of the Seven Wonders of the World that remains completely intact. The pyramids date back to 2560 BC and are a must-see when you visit. Other great things to see on your holiday to Giza include the Solar Barque museum, where you can see an ancient boat that was made to help Pharaohs in the afterlife. Another popular attraction is the Pyramids Sound and Light Show, which is a fun way to spend the evening with the whole family.
On a holiday to Giza, you'll be just 20km from Cairo, where you will find a blend of traditional Egypt with all the amenities of a modern city. Make a beeline for the Khan El-Khalili souk, a huge market where you will find fantastic bargains on jewellery, glass and ceramics for that perfect gift to take home. If you’re on a family holiday, Cairo is only ten minutes from the Dream Park and Magic Land theme parks, which is ideal for keeping the kids occupied for the whole day. For something different, head to the Cairo tower and take in the breath-taking panoramic views of the city and Giza.
If you want to venture out a bit further on your holiday, why not visit Luxor to see the famous ruins of the Temple of Karnak? Afterwards, marvel at the avenue of the Sphinx and the tombs at the Valley of the Kings, finishing up with a visit to Tutankhamun's burial chamber. You can also take a cruise down the Nile, ride a camel through the desert or a balloon ride down to the Aswan dam – there's so much choice.
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Combine learning and fun for all the family by visiting some of the city’s museums during your Giza holiday. Escape from the heat for a while by exploring the delights of the mummies and relics of the Egyptian Museum. Alternatively, be fascinated by the enormity and importance of the constructions...
Combine learning and fun for all the family by visiting some of the city’s museums during your Giza holiday. Escape from the heat for a while by exploring the delights of the mummies and relics of the Egyptian Museum. Alternatively, be fascinated by the enormity and importance of the constructions at the Solar Barque Museum.
Put a smile on the children’s faces on a camel ride across the sands of the desert, a great way to see the area without tired legs! For something more fast-paced, head to Dream Park or Magic Land Theme Park, where the rollercoasters and water rides provide thrills for all.
Giza has no shortage in variety of restaurants, so there is no need to worry about the fussy ones in the family when eating out. From familiar foods to the more adventurous dishes, there is something to please everyone. The restaurants open late into the evening and normally welcome children.
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Allow yourselves to be enchanted on a holiday to Giza with the fascinations of the attractions and magic of the experiences on offer. Take a balloon ride over the expansive Aswan Dam, gasp at the Pyramids Light Show, and take in the sights from the top of Cairo Tower.
The traditional markets of the town centres in and around Giza provide a unique and enjoyable shopping experience that alights the senses with the sounds, smells and tastes of local craft and produce. Cairo is awash with bazaars and souks, with the Khan El-Khalili market being one of its most...
The traditional markets of the town centres in and around Giza provide a unique and enjoyable shopping experience that alights the senses with the sounds, smells and tastes of local craft and produce. Cairo is awash with bazaars and souks, with the Khan El-Khalili market being one of its most popular.
Indulge on the delightful cuisine on offer on a romantic holiday to Giza. During the day sample the sweet pastries and fresh produce of the stalls and markets, before searching out an inviting and intimate restaurant on an evening. Choose from local taverns serving traditional delicacies and the...
Indulge on the delightful cuisine on offer on a romantic holiday to Giza. During the day sample the sweet pastries and fresh produce of the stalls and markets, before searching out an inviting and intimate restaurant on an evening. Choose from local taverns serving traditional delicacies and the fine dining of international cuisine.
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Take a guided tour around the impressive Pyramids during your Giza holiday, where you can see the tombs and relics of the ancient pharaohs. Be sure to go early or book in advance to avoid disappointment though, as only limited numbers can enter the pyramids each day. They are definitely worth a...
Take a guided tour around the impressive Pyramids during your Giza holiday, where you can see the tombs and relics of the ancient pharaohs. Be sure to go early or book in advance to avoid disappointment though, as only limited numbers can enter the pyramids each day. They are definitely worth a visit.
The Great Sphinx of Giza is the oldest and largest existing Monolith in the world, looming over the landscape of the Giza Plateau with its enduring figurehead. Situated near the Nile and the Pyramids, it cannot be missed as a key attraction on any tour of the area.
On the West Bank of the Nile lays the Valley of the Kings, where centuries before Christ the Pharoahs had tombs erected for them, including that of Tutankhamun. Be sure to take a guided tour of The Valley of Kings to guarantee that you make the most of your visit.
Though to some this may not sound very interesting, it is in fact one of the world’s most extensive collections of ancient Egyptian antiquities, and is therefore an important part of the country’s past. Build in the 19th century, today it encompasses a rich insight into Cairo’s history.
A holiday to Giza, and even Egypt, is not complete without discovering at least some of its history, whether you visit all that there is to offer or sample some of its attractions. The Pyramids, Luxor Temples, and Necropolis provide a good starting point for learning more about the area.
The wonders of the desert provide an abundance of activity, from camel rides to quad biking, to tours and excursions around the landmarks that mark the otherwise arid stretch of desert sands. For city life, you can find plenty of activity in the market places and squares of Giza’s centre.
There is a healthy variety of museums in the area, including the Agricultural Museum teaching visitors of the challenges of Egyptian farming; the Coptic Museum, tracing the Christian past of the country; and Beshtak Palace, a shining example of Arabic architecture and also home to a museum of...
There is a healthy variety of museums in the area, including the Agricultural Museum teaching visitors of the challenges of Egyptian farming; the Coptic Museum, tracing the Christian past of the country; and Beshtak Palace, a shining example of Arabic architecture and also home to a museum of Cairo’s history.
Giza holidays inclue a thriving city centre full of the smell of freshly cooked local cuisine, including sumptuous kebabs and falafel, as well as more unique delicacies such as fatayeer, the Egyptian version of our pasty, and muzagga, a kind of moussaka. These are delicious and loved by locals and...
Giza holidays inclue a thriving city centre full of the smell of freshly cooked local cuisine, including sumptuous kebabs and falafel, as well as more unique delicacies such as fatayeer, the Egyptian version of our pasty, and muzagga, a kind of moussaka. These are delicious and loved by locals and tourists alike!
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