The Moghul Room
Tours & Activities in Giza
Visit the Pyramids of Giza to see one of the most famous ancient wonders. Explore the Great Pyramid, the largest and oldest of the three, and see the intricate construction and massive stones. Walk around the complex to view the Sphinx, a colossal statue with a lion's body and a human head. Take photos of the famous structures and the desert landscape surrounding them.
Visit the Grand Egyptian Museum in Cairo. Enter the world’s largest archaeological museum quickly with this ticket. See thousands of artifacts, including treasures from Tutankhamun. Walk through exhibits that display Egypt’s history, culture, and art.
This full-day tour of Cairo provides an extensive journey through some of Egypt's most well-known and historically significant sites. Beginning with a visit to the Pyramids of Giza, travelers will witness the three famous pyramids—the Great Pyramid of Khufu, Khafre, and Menkaure—standing against the arid desert landscape. Following this, the itinerary moves to Saqqara, home to the Step Pyramid of Djoser, considered the earliest colossal stone building in ancient Egypt. Next, the tour includes a stop at Memphis, the ancient capital of Egypt during the Old Kingdom, where visitors will see the colossal statue of Ramses II and other archaeological remains. After lunch, the tour continues to the Grand Egyptian Museum, where the latest archaeological finds, including treasures from Tutankhamun's tomb, are displayed in a modern setting. The day concludes with a walk through Khan el-Khalili Bazaar, a historic market where the scents of spices and sounds of bargaining merchants create a lively atmosphere. Key stops on the tour each offer a distinct glimpse into Egypt’s past. At Giza, visitors will observe the intricate construction of the pyramids and the enigmatic Great Sphinx, its lion’s body and human face carved from limestone. Saqqara presents a contrast with the stepped design of the Djoser Pyramid, surrounded by tombs adorned with intricate hieroglyphs and wall reliefs. Memphis reveals fragments of a once vast city, including statues and stelae that reveal the grandeur of the ancient capital. The Grand Egyptian Museum houses thousands of artifacts arranged chronologically, allowing visitors to trace Egypt’s development through millennia. The final stop, Khan el-Khalili Bazaar, offers a sensory experience with its labyrinth of stalls selling traditional crafts, textiles, and jewelry, alongside cafés where one can sip mint tea amid the aroma of freshly ground coffee. This tour is typically conducted in small to medium groups, guided by Egyptologists who provide detailed commentary about the historical and cultural significance of each site. Transportation is arranged in comfortable air-conditioned vehicles, ensuring smooth travel between the widely spaced locations. The guide tailors explanations to the interests of the group and answers questions throughout the day. The pace balances walking with rest periods, allowing visitors to absorb the surroundings without feeling rushed. The tour suits travelers with a strong interest in ancient history and archaeology, as well as those who appreciate a comprehensive overview of Cairo’s key monuments. It is ideal for visitors who enjoy structured itineraries with expert guidance and are comfortable with moderate walking over uneven terrain, especially at archaeological sites. Those wishing to combine cultural immersion with a historical perspective will find this itinerary rewarding.
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The 5 reviews shown below read more negatively than the overall score. These are the reviews Google surfaces as most relevant, not a representative sample — the 4.3 above reflects all 306 of them.
It was that good we went two nights running. Some of the best curries we have ever tasted. Really tasty food without being over spiced or made over hot. Service was impeccable and a comfortable atmosphere inside and out. Part of the Marriott complex but open to all, we were not residents but made equally welcome
We visited this restaurant because it was the nearest Indian restaurant to our hotel in Giza. The atmosphere was amazing, but the food was disappointing. Although the restaurant is pricey due to its ambience and name, the taste and overall food quality did not justify the cost. We ordered Murgh Masala, but the chicken was not cooked properly. The Paneer Butter Masala had an overpowering tomato flavor, which suppressed the taste of the cream and paneer. We had checked the online menu on the website before arriving, but it was not updated. Nearly half of the items were missing from the in-restaurant menu, and the prices were more than double what was listed online.
🚫 Extremely Disappointing Experience — Burnt Food, Poor Service, and Possible Racial Bias We wanted to sit on the terrace, but even though there seemed to be available tables, we were seated indoors instead. The indoor area was dark with no lights turned on, and the food came out badly burnt, as you can see in the photo. The staff seemed poorly trained — they didn’t check how the food was, didn’t ask if we were enjoying our meal, and showed little to no interest in the guests. Their expressions and attitude were also quite unpleasant. We were so disappointed that we only ordered a small amount and left quickly. Overall, this restaurant does not meet the standards or quality one would expect from Marriott. To be honest, we also couldn’t help but wonder if there was some racial bias involved, as the way we were treated felt noticeably different from how other guests were treated.
DONT SLEEP ON THIS RESTAURANT. This Restaurant was excellent! The staff from the moment you arrive made you feel so welcome. The chef personally came by to check on our table and we could barely give him is praises the food was so good. It is definitely a stop you should make if your staying at Mena House. Beautiful menu and flavours. Not to mention the interiors and the views! Stunning. Thank you to our server Mohammed, the lady with glasses ( I forget your name) you made our experience excellent offering the best view in the house and the chef, beautiful food.
Marian Shawky helped us alot with the order and selection of food. They served us with love and paid affection to our choices. I come from Nepal and my friend was from India and we approve the food here! Best in town.
Tickets & Attractions in Giza
Your tour begins with pickup from your hotel or chosen location and a drive to the Great Pyramids of Giza. Along the way, your guide will share information about the sights and landmarks you pass. Upon arrival at the pyramids area, see the Pyramids of Cheops, Chephren, and Mycerinus. Then, visit the Great Sphinx and the Valley Temple, where mummification took place before burial. Get plenty of time to take photos and learn about the site's history. After the pyramids, board a traditional felucca boat for a ride on the Nile River. From the boat, see landmarks along the river while learning more about Ancient Egypt. The tour ends with a drop-off at your hotel or chosen location.
Explore the Giza Plateau on this tour to see the Pyramids of Cheops, Chephren, and Mykerinus. These structures, among the best-preserved edifices from antiquity, are ancient wonders of Egyptian architecture and engineering. Visit the Great Sphinx of Giza, built during Pharaoh Chephren's reign. After a morning of wonder, feast on a delicious lunch at a local restaurant with authentic Egyptian cuisine. Continue your adventure with a visit to the Egyptian Museum in Cairo, home to artifacts spanning over 5,000 years of Pharaonic history. Wrap up your day at the lively Khan el-Khalili bazaar, where you can feel its bustling atmosphere and explore a variety of goods.
Climb aboard a zesty ATV and set off on a rip-roaring ride through the sun-baked desert encircling the majestic Giza Pyramids. The adventure begins with a convenient hotel pickup in either Cairo or Giza, where the friendly guide awaits to whisk away thrill-seekers. Upon arrival at the Giza Pyramids, the adrenaline starts pumping as explorers saddle up on their quad bikes, primed for discovery. Speeding over the undulating dunes at a thrilling 20-30mph, they'll experience the Great Pyramids from a completely fresh perspective. Once the exhilarating tour concludes, the guide ensures a safe and comfortable return to the hotel. So, why wait? Secure a spot on this unforgettable adventure and uncover a new way to experience the pyramids!
Set sail on a sunset dinner cruise along the Nile with a show. This experience begins with a private transfer for a smooth start to your evening on the river. Board the cruise and watch the sunset over Cairo, with views of the city skyline. Feast on a buffet dinner with local and international dishes. As night falls, enjoy a show featuring traditional performances, live music, and cultural displays that highlight Egyptian heritage.
Board a Nile Pharaoh dinner cruise and rejoice in an evening of elegance and cultural heritage. Sail on sophisticated vessels inspired by ancient Egypt with modern comforts. Taste world-class cuisine, receive excellent service, and view Cairo’s skyline and historic landmarks at night.
Visit Cairo on a full-day trip from Hurghada. Pickup is from your hotel early in the morning, where you can rest on a comfortable seat as you travel. Upon arrival in Cairo, meet your Egyptologist tour guide. First, go to the Giza Plateau to see the Great Pyramid of Giza and the other two pyramids. Then, visit the Great Sphinx and the Valley Temple. Enjoy lunch and then head to the Museum of Egyptian Antiquities, also known as the Egyptian Museum. The museum displays around 120,000 pieces of Egyptian art and antiquities. End the tour with a visit to the Khan El-Khalili Bazaar, where you can experience the atmosphere of the old city. You will then travel back to Hurghada and get dropped off directly at your hotel.
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