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Daily Tour
15 people
English, Espanol, Francais, German, Italian, Japanese
Cairo Free Walking Tour allows you to Experience Cairo like never before — after dark. The “Cairo by Night and Free Walking Tours” experience is a deep dive into the vibrant, mysterious, and culturally rich side of Egypt’s capital that most tourists never see. As the city cools and the day winds down, the streets come alive with energy, colors, aromas, and stories. This walking tour is more than sightseeing — it’s a cultural immersion led by knowledgeable local guides who help you navigate the hidden gems and heartbeat of Cairo.
Begin your journey in the heart of the city, where you’ll stroll past historic mosques, lively squares, and bustling local markets. The evening offers a more intimate view of Cairo’s true character: charmingly chaotic streets filled with traditional cafés, food stalls, and families enjoying the cooler hours.
As the sun sets behind the minarets and domes, your guide will share insights about Cairo’s modern and ancient history, Islamic architecture, local customs, and everyday life. You’ll have the chance to try authentic Egyptian snacks (optional) or simply soak in the atmosphere as locals go about their evening routines. The tour often passes by iconic areas such as Downtown Cairo, Talaat Harb Street, Al-Azhar Mosque, or even Khan El Khalili depending on the route of the day.
This free walking tour is designed to be accessible, engaging, and ideal for solo travelers, backpackers, or curious minds who want to go beyond the tourist trail. Although the tour is free, tips for your guide are appreciated and help support these community-led experiences.
Whether you’re a first-time visitor or a returning guest, Cairo by Night walking tours give you a new perspective on a city that never sleeps. Join us for an unforgettable night of culture, history, and real Cairo life.
Yes, it is free to join. However, tips for the guide are highly appreciated as they rely on gratuities to continue offering these experiences.
The route usually covers 2–3 km at a moderate pace, with breaks in between.
Yes, but please consider the walking distance and possible uneven pavement in historic districts.
English is the default, but other languages like Spanish or French may be available upon request and based on guide availability.
Comfortable shoes, water, and a camera or smartphone. Light clothing is fine, but modest dress is appreciated in certain areas.
Yes, the routes are designed to be safe and in well-trafficked areas. Guides are familiar with local conditions and prioritize safety.
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