Private Day Trip to Cairo from Safaga in a Private Vehicle

Highlights

• Take a private day trip to the Giza Pyramids and the Egyptian Museum from Safaga
• Discover the top attractions of Cairo
• The pyramids of Giza are one of the most important sights on a vacation in Egypt
• Immerse yourself in ancient times in the largest Egyptian museum in the world
• Enjoy a delicious lunch at a local restaurant

Description

Make the most of your Safaga vacation and experience the highlights of Cairo on a private day tour. Immerse yourself in ancient Egypt for a day and visit the main sights of Cairo. Visit the Pyramids of Giza and see the only surviving structures of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World. Accompanied by your private guide, see the following highlights on your tour:

● The Egyptian Museum
The largest museum for ancient Egyptian art is one of the most important sights in Egypt. Most of the treasures of ancient culture are located here - up close to touch. Mummies of the great Egyptian rulers and more than 200,000 artifacts from ancient Egypt await you. These include Coffins and mummies of Amun priests, the more than 5300 individual pieces from the tomb of Tutankhamun, and jewelry of Queen Ahhotep I.

● The great pyramids of Giza
The pyramids of Giza are considered to be the last remaining structure of the seven wonders of the ancient world. It took a long time until the purpose of the pyramids was rediscovered, but today we know that the buildings served Egyptian rulers as tombs. It is a long way and a lot of work until the pyramids of Giza are in place. In fact, it is at least forty-five centuries that look down on the many visitors who visit the most famous archaeological site in the world every day. The construction of the pyramids of Giza is still puzzled today. In the pyramids of Giza, however, no mummies, grave goods, or inscriptions were to be found. It has long been believed that around 10,000 Egyptian workers built the Giza pyramids. It seems to be fairly clear that the pyramids should represent a kind of connection between heaven and earth, above all to facilitate the ascent to heaven for the pharaohs or their souls after their death. Research, excavation, and work around the monuments are still in full swing, and it will be a long time before the last puzzle is finally solved - if all the puzzles can ever be solved.

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