The rich spiritual and religious history of Cairo adds an extra dimension to a visit to Egypt, where ancient sites and thriving communities continue to draw modern-day visitors http://on.natgeo.com/2BwIpbu | National Geographic Travel

5.1K views · 283 reactions | From the Pyramids to Bab Zuweila, spend a day exploring some iconic historical landmarks that define Cairo!  | Egyptian Streets | Facebook

Around every corner in Cairo's most populous streets, you can find at least one Egyptian man standing by the curb grilling sweet potato or corn. Other food carts and street snacks include bananas, mangoes, watermelons, and Physalis or Gooseberries - known as Harankash in Egypt! 🎥: @yarahesham._ #cairo#egypt#egyptianfood | Egyptian Streets

Every Saturday, Cairo's downtown district comes alive with the Diana Market, a vibrant reflection of Egypt's contemporary history. Named after the nearby Cinema Diana, this weekly flea market turns the sidewalks of the bustling streets into a nostalgic and intriguing collection of treasures.Have you visited Diana Market before? | Egyptian Streets