The Mosque of El-Guyushy located in the area of El-Mokattam Hills few meters away from Salah Salem Street, it is built on a rectangular surface, it is also divided into two sections, a court and a prayer house, the prayer hall contains two aisles, each Aisle includes three tiles, El Mihrab is covered with a cupola and it is pointed to the direction of Mecca.

The mosque was established by Emir Badr El-Gamal, Al-Juyushi Mosque stands on the edge of the Mokattam and overlooks the Citadel of Salah Eldin. It is the first landmark to be seen, when one looks towards the east of Cairo, It is described on the façade as a Mashhad or a shrine, yet it was not used as a tomb at all and it is too far from the area of Qarafa.

The Minaret of Al Juyushi Mosque is regarded as one of the oldest Minarets in Egypt and it has many illuminating features, this mausoleum is very significant because it is the first building that contains a mosque and a mausoleum and at the same time plays a military role. It is also the first stone mosque in Cairo.

Al Ghuri Mosque is one of the fascinating mosques date back to mamluks, is located at Moezz Street, El Ghuri Mosque is built from stone and its principle, eastern, façade includes an elevated portal, accessed by means of a staircase, and which has shops below it, The western side includes a Friday (congregational) madrasa-mosque built on the qa'a plan, while the eastern side includes a khanqah and mausoleum as well as a sabil-kuttab.

Amuse yourself while walkthrough Moezz Street which contain plenty of mamluks attractive landmarks, feast your eyes with the amazing decoration of Al Ghuri Mosque, The madrasa and mosque was built in the late mamluk cruciform style and was certainly inspired by Qaytbay's Mausoleum and Madrasa, but it is larger in scale and its details are less elegant.

Unleash your inner demand seeking for new knowledge concerning Pharaonic history while explore the gleaming finds of the Valley temple in Giza, which is considering the oldest stone buildings in Egypt, is located in front of Khafre Pyramid beside the Sphinx, it is characterized by magnificent of engineering, and its distinctive architectural style, The Valley Temple was the main entrance to the pyramid complex but not used as just entrance it was connected to the Nile River via a canal, beside it was part of the funerary complex including along with the pyramid burial chamber and a mortuary temple.

What makes the Valley Temple so remarkable; the main hall of the temple is in a "T" shape. Huge blocks of pink Aswan granite are joined with precision forming piers surmounted by a massive architrave. The floor is made of alabaster, it is built into the slope of the plateau with the height of its exterior walls rising from just over 20 feet on the west side, to over 40 feet on the east side, The builders of the Valley Temple had also managed to lift these huge stones to heights of over 40 feet, To give some kind of perspective.

The symmetrical rooms of the central hall originally contained 23 statues of King Chephren, statue of this pharaoh was found inside the temple, buried upside-down in a pit. As far as convincing evidence goes, this hardly ranks very highly – indeed there exists a passage of text in hieroglyphs on an artifact known as the Inventory Stella, which implies that the Valley Temple (and the Sphinx), already existed during the reign of Khufu, who ruled more than 30 years before Khafre.

Unleash your inner adventure while scout around the most gleaming finds of the site of Saqqara Pyramid, which is consider one of the oldest structure in the world which dates back to 2700 B.C, Said to be the world’s oldest monumental masonry structure, the unique pyramid of Djoser in Saqqara is part of a mortuary complex for the 3rd Dynasty king Djoser. Created by the architect Imhotep, it is a unique stepped pyramid with 6 tiers.

This booming place is divided into two sides, on the southern side is dominated by Sakkara Pyramid and on the northern includes Arabic tombs (south of Abusir), and the unfinished complex of Sekhemkhet, moreover feast your eyes with the panoramic views of The blue tiles of Djoser’s tomb, the hieroglyphs in the pyramid of Pepi I, and the Doors of the Cats (Abwab el Qotat).

Amuse your eyes with the design of this amazing pyramid, it was built as a step Pyramid, 60m high, and consisting of 6 steps; each one built on top of each other and smaller than the one below, it contains courtyards, temples, and chapels covering nearly 40 acres, the burial chambers of the step pyramid are underground, to prevent robbers from stealing his tomb.

The Solar Boat is located southern the great pyramid of Khufu, Ancient Egyptians used to bury a "solar barge" near the tomb of their pharaoh because they believed that their ruler needed transportation in the afterlife, The Solar Boat that was discovered in the year 1954 near the Great Pyramid of Giza consists of 1224 pieces of wood. The boat is 44 meters long and around 5.9 meters wide and it has 12 paddles.

Unleash your inner adventure while scout around the most mysterious parts of ancient time, the Solar Boat was the way the king used after dead to join the Gods in their journeys, after the discovery of the first Solar Boat of Cheops, it was necessary to establish the museum over the hole where the boat was first found. In the same time, the museum had to fit with the large size of the Solar Boat. The barge was restored and assembled out of 1200 pieces of wood and it is displayed, since then, in a glass museum near the Great Pyramid in Giza.

Unleash your inner adventure while explore the most fascinating parts of Iput I and Khuit Pyramids, Iput I was probably Teti's Queen at 6th dynasty, and may have legitimized his ascent to the throne of Egypt. She was the daughter of Unas and the mother of Pepi I, The pyramids of Iput I and Khuit were discovered at 1989 by Victor Loret, This complex, located about 90 meters north of Teti's pyramid, has no Valley Temple, causeway or cult pyramid. It has a number of unusual features, the mortuary temple, located on the east side of the pyramid.

Feast your eyes with this complex pyramid of Iput I which has a number of unusual features, The mortuary temple, There is also a pillared courtyard, The entrance hall had four limestone pillars followed by an antechamber with two pillars, A limestone sarcophagus and fragments of a cedar coffin were found in the burial chamber, along with the bones of a middle aged woman, though Dr. Hawass tells us that it was that of a younger woman.

Experience the mysterious while visit Khuit pyramid, It was again investigated by Maragioglio and Rinaldi in the 1960s, her pyramid sits just next to that of Iput I's north of Teti's complex, The pyramid's original entrance was on the north side of the pyramid in the floor of the courtyard. It accessed a descending corridor leading to a burial chamber and east of it, a storage room.