Festival City Mall, Cairo

City Stars Mall

The City Stars Mall has trendy retail outlets, movie theatre, amusement park, restaurants, and cafes

Heliopolis

Founded in 1905 by Belgian industrialist and amateur Egyptologist Baron Empain, Heliopolis is a suburb of Cairo that is home to wealthy Cairenes

Saint Samaan the Tanner Monastery

The Monastery of Saint Simon, also known as the Cave Church, is a church of the Zabbaleen (garbage collector) community that was relegated to live at the base of the Mokattam hill in 1969

Built by Belgian industrialist and amateur Egyptologist Baron-General Edouard Louis Joseph Empain, the Baron Empain Palace in the Heliopolis suburb of Cairo stands out for its distinctive Indian temple architectural style

Coptic Church of St George

The Coptic Church of Saint George, built on the foundation of a Babylon Fortress tower, dates back to the 10thcentury

Saladin Citadel

The Saladin Citadel on Mokattam Hill in Cairo was laid out in the 12thcentury by Ayyubid king Salah al-Din or Saladin to protect the city from the Crusaders

Mosque of Muhammad Ali

Commissioned by Muhammad Ali Pasha in the 19th century, the Mosque of Muhammad Ali in the Citadel of Cairo was built in the memory of his son, Muhammad Ali Jr

City of the Dead

The City of the Dead, also known as the Cairo Necropolis or Northern Cemetery, is an Islamic necropolis below the Mokattam Hills that was used for burials from the 7thto 16thcenturies, but is now crowded with slums

Al-Rifa'i Mosque

The Al-Rifa'i Mosque was constructed in 2 phases between 1869 and 1912, as a larger replacement for the previous zawiya (shrine) of Islamic saint Ahmad al-Rifa'i

Al-Azhar Park

The Al Azhar Park is a sprawling public park near Cairo's historic district, with beautiful gardens, shaded walkways, lakeside café, and an open air theatre El Genaina

Festival City Mall, Cairo