Cairo

Cairo is the capital of Egypt and

built on both sides of the River Nile.

Cairo is a historical city and a thriving metropolis.

Midan Tahrir is the central area of

Cairo is Garden City an upmarket

suburb close to the city center and

Midan Ramses the area around the railway station.

Tahrir Square

Cairo ("el Qaheera" in Arabic) is not just the capital city of Egypt, it's also the industrial and commercial heart of this gateway country which lies at the junction of Europe, Africa and the Middle East. Though by western standards Egypt and Cairo might seem alien, the country as a whole and Cairo in particular is cosmopolitan by the standards of its eastern, western and southern neighbors. Women walk the streets without veils if they choose, despite its predominantly Muslim population, own cars and have jobs.

Coptic (eastern orthodox Christian) churches mingle with Arabic neighborhoods, nestling up against coffee shops, between mosques, and overlooking parks, highways and - to the north of the city - agricultural areas fertilized since time immemorial by the fertile waters of the Nile. You could stay at a beautiful Eco-village beach side resort from where you can take day trips out to the Marine Park Reserve, a local off-shore reef where you can go swimming with dolphins.

What To Visit In Egypt ?
1- the River Nile.
2- Tahrir Square
See also vital role of tahrir square in Egyp Revolution 2011 .