Citadel tours provides you with a quick guide for 5 must-capture selfies during your private tour in Egypt at some of its iconic attractions.
1 – Next to the Great Pyramids of Giza
You just can’t wrap your tour in Egypt without visiting the Great Pyramids of Giza, one of the seven wonders of the ancient world. So stand from a distance to get the full view, grab your selfie-stick, smile, and capture that once-in-a-lifetime picture at one of the oldest spots on the planet.
2 – With One of the Lion Guards of Kasr Al Nil Bridge
There is no way you can conclude your private tour in Egypt without heading to Kasr Al Nil Bridge, one of the oldest constructions in Egypt. The bridge dates back to the year 1931, and crosses over the Nile, leading to the infamous Tahrir Square. Guarding the bridge are four huge lion statues, which were constructed by the esteemed French Sculptor Henri Alfred Jacquemart during the 19th century. Your must-capture shot should be next to one of those lion guards, which are considered among the most popular landmarks in Cairo.
3 – At the Top of Cairo Tower
Cairo Tower is a must-go destination during your Egypt Tour. The 187 meter tower will allow you to see Cairo like you’ve never done before. At the top of the 55-year-old landmark, you’ll capture the essence of the capital’s beauty through a panoramic view showing its districts, and most famous sights including the pyramids, the Nile and the long-standing Muqattam hills. The best time to visit the tower is during sunset; the vision from the top is just breathtaking around that time. So get your camera ready and document this unique experience.
4 – Riding a Horse Cart
The whole Al Gezira area around Cairo Tower is filled with horse carts waiting for you to Hop on and experience Cairo differently, away from the confinement of motor vehicles. A horse cart ride will allow you to grasp the little details that assemble the wonderful Cairo, while enjoying the breeze of fresh air. Seize the moment and capture the perfect selfie next to your horse cart; it’s not everyday that you go on a horse cart ride, right?
5- Pointing to Omar Makram Statue
Downtown Cairo is filled with historic monuments, among them is the distinctive Omar Makram Statue in Tahrir Square. Omar Makram is one of Egypt’s most prominent political and religious leaders during the era of the French invasion. In more Recent years, during the 2011 revolution and the following events, the Statue of Omar Makram stood tall and witnessed yet another turning point in Egypt’s history. If there is one selfie you’re going to take in Midan Tahrir, it should be next to Omar Makram Statue.
