Overview

Step into Egyptian royalty at the Prince Mohamed Ali Palace. Built between 1901 and 1929, this exquisite complex boasts six magnificent structures, including the former residence of King Farouk's uncle.

3 Hours Available on request Prince Mohamed Ali Palace
Highlights
  • Prince Mohamed Ali Palace
Itinerary

Your adventure begins with a hotel pickup from your accommodation in Cairo. From there, you'll be transported to the Prince Mohammed Ali Place, also known as Al Manial Palace. Once the home of Prince Mohammed Ali Tawfik, the palace is a unique blend of Islamic, Art Nouveau, and Rococo architectural styles, all surrounded by lush Persian gardens. Dive deep into the lifestyle and legacy of Egypt's royal family. Marvel at the hunting museum of King Farouk, filled with historical artifacts. Following your palace adventure, you will be transported back to your accommodation in Cairo.


FAQs

Does the mentioned duration of the trip include the transfer time from the hotel to the Prince Mohamed Ali Palace? Yes, it is an estimate of how long it would take to drive from the hotel to the Prince Mohamed Ali Palace, have a private guided tour, and drive back to the hotel.

Inclusions/Exclusions

What is included in the tour

  • Transfers to/from Manial Palace via private A/C vehicle
  • Private English-speaking tour guide
  • Entrance fee

What is NOT included in the tour

  • Tipping
  • Personal expenses
Pickup point
Directions
Prince Mohamed Ali Palace (Al Manial Palace), Al Saraya, Old Cairo, Egypt View on Map
Important Notes

Packing List

Water Bottle

Snacks (nuts, energy bars, fruit)

Camera (if available)

Electrolytes (if available)


Tipping

Tipping is an expected, though not compulsory, component of your tour program. While it's not mandatory, it's customary to tip around $5 per day per person for drivers. For other service providers, the amount is at your discretion, but an average of $5 USD is typical.

Remember, tipping directly benefits the local community. Although it may not be customary for you, it is an important source of income for those in the tourism industry. Giving a tip should be a seen as a formal 'thank you', and the action should in no way be awkward.