Walk like an Egyptian 👳♂️
- Immerse yourself in the vibrant evening and nighttime atmosphere around Tahrir Square in the heart of Cairo
- Discover the historic and modern institutions surrounding this world-famous square
- Learn the adventurous way how Egyptians safely cross the mega-busy streets of Tahrir
- Admire the sunset at the Nile river
- Try the best falafel and a traditional koshary in the most famous local restaurants of the capital
Introducing…
- George Attya from Cairo, 51 years old Egyptian
- Sideline tour guide with heart and passion
- Caring family man and believer Christian (Greek Orthodox)
- Like all Egyptians a BIG football fan
- Excellent knowledge of English, lived in the US for 7 years
Experience Cairo with George 🏺
If you want to learn how to ‘Walk like an Egyptain’ and get to know downtown Cairo, the best teacher and guide is my friend George, a really generous Egyptian with his heart in the right place who passionately presents his city in excellent English.
(Re-)discovering or (re-)experiencing Tahrir Square, the beating heart of Cairo, is a must on every visit to the Egyptian capital. Just crossing the streets is a real adventure, preferably with Walk like an Egyptain by the Bangles in your ears.
Around Tahrir you will experience the pure attitude to life of the Egyptians, who drink their tea in the side streets in the evening and enjoy the end of the day. You should definitely try Koshari, the national dish. And best of all in the most famous restaurant in Cairo that is tucked away near Tahrir. You can find a great Koshari recipe here.
It is advisable to look for accommodation close to Tahrir. My first choice is Cleopatra Hotel, which is ideally located for exploring downtown Cairo by foot. You will be surprised how westernized Egypt is here.
If you want me to put you in contact with George or if you need more information to experience downtown Cairo by yourself, just contact me.
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