Abu Simbel in Egypt is one of the most striking & awe-inspiring monuments in all of Egypt.
Everyone knows the Great Pyramid of Giza, but did you know that you can go inside? Come with me to explore the Great Sphinx and find out what it's like inside the Great Pyramid!
Explore the Temple of Isis at Philae, along with the Kiosk of Trajan!
In the heart of Luxor, you’ll find the temples of Karnak, dedicated first and foremost to the god Amun-Re.
The Temple of Luxor in Egypt is stunning.
Before the Grand Egyptian Museum opened, the original Egyptian Museum opened in Cairo in 1902.
With its massive silver domes and minarets, the Mosque of Muhammad Ali has been a staple on the skyline of Cairo since it was added in the mid 1800s.
Join me on a relaxing traditional felucca ride, cruising the Nile in Aswan, Egypt.
The Khan el Khalili Bazaar in Cairo is incredible! When you close your eyes and imagine walking down a street in Cairo, this is it.
Come explore the Valley of the Kings in Egypt. We'll descend into King Tut's Tomb and explore the tombs of other pharaohs as well.
Take the next few minutes out of your busy day, drop what you’re doing, and simply enjoy cruising along the Nile in Egypt. Observe scenes that have played out just like this, along the banks of the Nile, unchanged & uninterrupted for thousands of years.
Cairo Tower is a beacon on the Cairo Skyline. It first opened in 1961, and at 614’ tall, for a time, it was the tallest structure in Egypt - 50 feet taller than that Great Pyramid. There is an observation deck and a restaurant at the top that rotates while you eat.
The Temple of Kom Ombo is a bit unique in Egypt because it is dedicated to two gods.
The M/S Tamr is an elegant river cruise vessel perfect for a leisurely cruise on the Nile. The Motorship Tamr provides all the amenities a modern traveler might expect, in a comfortable and unpretentious setting.
The Nile Ritz-Carlton is situated in the heart of the city, right along the Nile in Tahrir Square. It was the first “modern luxury” hotel in Cairo. When it first opened its doors in 1959, it was simply called the Nile Hotel, and remained so until 2015, when Ritz-Carlton renovated and reopened it.
The Old Cataract Hotel is one of, if not the most famous hotel in all of Egypt. Opened originally in Aswan in 1899, everything about this place radiates old world travel. It makes me want to don a vintage 3-piece linen suit & fan myself with my wide brimmed hat, looking out over the Nile.