Embark on a truly unique and unforgettable private guided tour, combining two of Egypt’s most iconic landmarks: the Grand Egyptian Museum and the Giza Pyramids. Tour Highlights: • Grand Egyptian Museum: o Explore the world’s largest collection of ancient Egyptian artifacts, including the treasures o...
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YesChoose a private guided tour in combination with two of the most famous locations in Egypt: The Grand Egyptian Museum and the Pyramids of Giza.
This customised experience will allow for an up-close exploration of the great history of Egypt with an Egyptologist guide.
Tour Features: - Grand Egyptian Museum: o Experience the largest collection of antiquities in the world, including treasures belonging to King Tutankhamun, in this fascinating new museum.
Visit select galleries and see incredible statues and incredible detail on artifacts, and see the famous hanging obelisk.
Your personal Egyptologist will explain each exhibit, providing you with background history and tell a story.
- Giza Pyramids: o Be amazed to see the magnificence of the three Great Pyramids of Khufu, Khafre, and Menkaure.
o Stand in the presence of the iconic Great Sphinx and discover its historical ties to the pharaohs.
o Take in stunning panoramic vistas of the pyramids, ideal for creating enduring memories.
It begins in the morning, so there is a perfect opportunity to explore these ancient wonders during the best part of the day with good light and cool temperatures. Start your journey at the world-famous home to the only last remaining ancient wonder, Great Pyramid of Giza, and move on to visit Khafre and Menkaure Pyramids. The tour will also allow you bask in viewing the Great Sphinx legendry guardian of the plateau. Morning tours allow one to fully immerse oneself in the history and beauty of this UNESCO World Heritage Site with enough time to take stunning pictures and learn some interesting facts from your guide.
1 hour - Biglietto di ingresso NON incluso
Start a marvelous journey to the Great Pyramid of Khufu, known as the largest and oldest Giza Pyramids and is also being the only standing Wonder of the Ancient World. It once rose to 146 meters high and was built more than 4,500 years ago as an elaborate tomb for Pharaoh Khufu. During your stay, you are going to understand in detail the complicated design of this ancient marvel by viewing its huge limestone blocks along with interior passageways that reveal their remarkable engineering. Hear gripping stories related to its construction and use as well as mysteries that keep pulling at historians' and archaeologists' imaginations up to today.
1 hour - Biglietto di ingresso NON incluso
See the Khafre Pyramid one of the Giza Pyramids and examples of great achievements in ancient Egyptian architecture. Built more than 4,500 years ago for Pharaoh Khafre, this pyramid has casings at the top which show how it originally looked with its smooth casing stones intact. Standing at 136 meters high, it looks taller than even the Great Pyramid because its base lies on higher ground of the Giza Plateau. Learn about history that goes into its building, advanced techniques used when it was built as well as information about its significance to the Great Sphinx thought by many to have been modeled after Khafre himself! This iconic monument visit will deepen one's understanding thereby adding value to wonder and creativity from Ancient Egypt.
30 minutes - Biglietto di ingresso NON incluso
The Pyramid of Menkaure is the smallest but rather beautiful of the three major pyramids at Giza. This pyramid was built over 4,500 years ago for Pharaoh Menkaure rises to only 65 meters tall but is known for its elaborate plan involving both granite and limestone. Though smaller in size, this pyramid comes forth with wonderful artistry and a great degree of attention to detail that underscores the importance of the pharaoh it was built for. Here, find out the interesting history behind this pyramid, details regarding its architectural design, and space within the larger Giza complex. Learn about Menkaure's legacy and all those questions that still go unanswered about this ancient wonder.
30 minutes - Biglietto di ingresso NON incluso
See the great wide view of the Pyramids. The famous three, Khufu, Khafre, and Menkaure all stand tall against the dry land. From here, you get a good look at these old wonders together showing what the whole Giza Plateau is about. This spot is very good for taking pictures because it gives a nice look at the pyramids which are set in line with the big area around them. As you take in the scene your guide will share fun stories and facts making this moment an unmissable part of your trip to Egypt.
30 minutes - Biglietto ingresso gratuito
The Sphinx and Valley Temple of King Khafre—they’re nearly the emblems here, and a fine slice of national puzzles. That giant statue with the body of a lion and the head of a man is believed to be King Khafre himself, always looking out across the Giza plateau. For it is among, if not truly the oldest statue in existence, coming in at 73 meters long and 20 meters high. Not far off stands for Old Egyptian building skill at its peak — having also been the spot used for royal funerary rites. Large limestone blocks of this temple and statues that have made it through time give us snaps of what must have been great about Old Kingdom days. These spots add up quite an interesting look into religious and building history.
30 minutes - Biglietto ingresso gratuito
Then step into the new galleries of the Grand Egyptian Museum, consisting of 18 halls where you will see more than 8,000 newly displayed artifacts that shed light on different aspects of Egypt’s interesting history from the Ancient Egyptian period up to the Greco-Roman times. Here lies a chance to fully explore tales about ancient Egypt — brought very much to life by these excellent exhibits! Walking through the halls, one sees great statues of kings and queens from Egypt sitting with pride and strength. There are also tools used by old Egyptians in daily life for activities related to makeup, farming, fishing, and hunting as well as war acts. Visitors can also look at home things that were once inside their houses like furniture, paper made from plants (known as papyrus), and tools for writing which recorded their lives. This fun time gives a very interesting look at the day-to-day life, culture, and wonderful achievements of ancient people.
1 hour - Biglietto di ingresso NON incluso