The Mosque of Qijmas Al-Ishaqi is one of the jewels of Mamluk architecture. The mosque of El Ishaqi is located in El Darb El Ahmar district, near Souq El Silah Street in Cairo. The Amir Qijmas al Ishaqi was the head of Sultan Qaytbay's stables. The Darb al-Ahmar street is also sometimes called Darb al-Tabbana and is extremely rich with various Islamic monuments such as the old Fatimid gate and Bab Zuweila.

Oijmas Al-Ishaqi Mosque is one of the most interesting landmarks of Darb Al-Ahmar Street and another narrow alley, its decorated facade reflects the ornate style popular under the reign of Sultan Qayt Bay, The main facade is crenelated, with a muqarnas corbel and latticed windows,. The entrance portal is contained within a trilobite groin-vaulted arch decorated in ablaq masonry.

The wax museum is near the springs at Ein Helwan. It is small but finely illustrates Egypt's history in wax effigies from the Pharaonic times to the revolution.

Unleash your inner shopping while walkthrough one of the oldest streets in Egypt which is Khan el Khalili, it dates back to 1382, No visit to Cairo is Complete without a stop at the Khan El-Khalili bazaar, where you will be transported back in time to an old Arab souk, The popular Khan El-Khalili Market is located in the heart of the bazaar district.

Experience your haggling skills when buying statuettes, spices, souvenirs, silver jewelers, t-shirts, galabiyyas, belly dancing costumes, or anything for that matter, The Medieval atmospheres of this traditional market, together with the labyrinth layout of the streets, gives visitors o lot of pleasure and a glimpse into what medieval markets once were like.

When your shopping's done, don't miss out on a traditional cup of tea at the famous Fishawy café, Enjoy sit outside at any coffee house and watch the bustling crowds pass by as you sip a cup of sugary tea, or enjoy the fruity flavors of a shisha (Water Pipe), you can try oriental drinks like Hibiscus, Helba, or any of the various typical Egyptian beverages.

Be ready for spiritual experience while scout around the most gleaming finds of Al Hakim Mosque, it is the second largest Fatimid mosque in Cairo, The Mosque of Al Hakim is now located at the end of Al moezz Street very close to Bab El Futuh, it establish by Al-Hakim bi-Amr Allah, is famous in history for his dictatorial behavior and strange decrees.

A famous eccentric caliph, Al-Hakim Bi-Amr Allah, ordered its construction in 990 AD, the mosque was mainly built out of brick other than the two unique minarets that were built out of stone. The mosque has since then been used as a warehouse and an elementary school before being converted into a mosque in 1980, It hosts hundreds of worshippers heading weekly for it to perform their midday prayers, which keep it fame as the most crowded mosque of Old Cairo.

Amuse yourself with one of the fascinating Ancient Egyptian architectural, be witness on the glory of Al Hakim Mosque, feast your eyes with the sanctuary's most impressive features are its minarets the oldest of all Cairo, otherwise it is not used as just mosque but also it was used as prisoner for crusaders, moreover horse stable for Salah el din army, in addition it transferred to an Islamic art museum, even used as a school.

A spiritual experience are waiting for you to explore while visit Ben Ezra Synagogue, which consider the oldest in Cairo, it is located in Old Cairo, Egyptian government develop it and reopened at to be tourism attractions, in the beginning there was a Coptic church known as Shamaain, but Orthodox church sell it to Jewish community, especially to Ezra the writer, A evacuate Jews Inks, this synagogue was knows as Palestinians Temple, The Synagogue once had an old copy of the Old Testament, and it was said that Ezra the Prophet (Al-Azir) had written it. It is believed that the site of the Synagogue where the box of Baby Moses was found.

For the Jews of Egypt, though, this place has been very special throughout history, Ben Ezra Synagogue is built in the shape of a rectangular basilica, consisting of 2 floors; the 1st dedicated for the men while the 2nd is dedicated for the women, this decoration goes back to the Turkish Period. It is clearly seen on the side halls with patterns such as, star patterns, pentagonal patterns and rectangles.

Babylon Fortress is located at Mar Girgis, it dated back to roman era, it built in 2 century A.D by Emperor Trajan and expanded by the Roman Emperor Arcadius in the fourth century, The area is called Old, or Coptic Cairo (Masr el Atika), for this is indeed the oldest part of the city, and the remains of the fort are Cairo proper's oldest original structure.

Walkthrough old Cairo streets and be witness on the glory of Coptic civilization and structures such as The Hanging Church, Ben Azra Synagogue and more, beside that scout around the most gleaming finds of Babylon fortress, In fact, this fortress resembles the Roman fortresses in Europe and North Africa from which we understood its construction. The fort is made of limestone and red-stone, the walls of Babylon fortress are 18 meters in height and 3 meters in thickness.

Feast your eyes with the gleaming finds of one of the most famous gates of old capital of Egypt which is Fustat, Bab Zuweila is popular gateways, but this gate especially had historical importance, when Hulagu sent six messengers to Qutuz in Cairo to threaten him, and Qutuz reply by displaying their heads on Bab Zuweila, beside when Tuman Bay was executed on that gate too when ottoman empire conquest Egypt.

Bab Zuweila, sometimes called al-Mitwalli, and was name as Zuweila by a Berber tribe whose Fatimid soldiers were quartered nearby, The gate has two beautifully adorned minarets belonging to the nearby Al-Mu'ayyad mosque, which are open to visitors. Once you ascend the steep steps, you will lay your eyes on one of the best views to the end of Old Cairo. The gate also shares a wall with the mosque and is a must-see sight in Islamic Cairo.

Bab al Nasr is one of the oldest gateways of el fustat the old capital of Egypt at Fatimid Dynasty; these massive gates are called the Bab (gate) el-Futuh, Bab an-Nasr and Bab Zuwaila, Bab el Nasr divided into two great square towers, surrounded by a very fine arched gateway which is set back 4.54 meters, from their front face, at the back of latter is a great square bay, 10.77 meters long and 8.17 meters broad.

Bab el Nasr in English known as the victory Gate, be witness with the glory of gateway towers which built in three storey’s, the two lower of which are solid, the lower storey is 6.61 in height, measured from half round molding at its base, or 37 meters more if measured from the sill of the entrance.

Bab el Nasr is located east of Bab el Futuh and near to el Moezz street beside Khan el Khalili Market, feast your eyes with ravishing decoration features which symbolize victory in protecting the city against invaders. Napoleon later named each tower of the north wall after the officers responsible for its security. The names of these French officers are carved near the upper level of the gates.

Bab Al Futuh it is known in English as the gate of conquest, after conquest of Egypt by Amr ibn el Aas, the capital of Egypt became Fustat, Jawhar al-Siqilli was the ruler of Egypt at this time he order to built three gateways to the capital, It once served as the northern entrance to the city, Like those of Bab Zuweila, the towers of Bab Al-Futuh are round and beautifully decorated; moreover they are dotted with arrow slits and openings for the pouring of boiling liquids on encroaching enemies.

It name as Futuh (Conquest) as if the army was go from this gate when they prepare for war, Today, the entrance appears squat, but this is due to the base of the gate being sixteen feet below street level. The interior of the gate is accessible, and one may traverse the wall either on top, or from within to the more eastern Bab El-Nasr.

Amr Ibn El Aas Mosque it is fascinating structure, it built from palm trunks and fronds and date back to 642 A.D, it is located at the heart of el Fustat the capital of Egypt at old times, it was the first mosque erected in Egypt and all Africa, It was surrounded by the plans and houses of Al Fustat at the northeastern, southeastern and southwestern sides, but as for the northwestern one, there were no building since the mosque overlooked the Nile then.

Amuse your soul with the first university and mosque in Egypt, it was the first way that caliph of Muslims used to spread Islam in Egypt and teach people all the gleaming finds of Quran, The mosque of Amr Ibn Al 'As is part of what is commonly known today as the "Multi-Religious Compound" in Cairo, an area that is home to very old places of worship pertaining to the three monotheistic religions: Islam, Christianity, and Judaism.

The designers and builders paid attention to every single detail of its ornamentation, This enormous structure was built upon the site of the former Rifai zawiya, acquired and demolished by the Princess Khushiar, The Mosque is rectangular in shape, measuring some 6500 square meters in size, This Mosque is the resting place of many members of the Egyptian Royal Family, including the last king, King Farouk. The last Shah of Iran has also been buried in this mosque in 1980.