We had an Uber drop us off at the Bab-al-Fouton gates and strolled down the street. It was a busy street with markets and amazing mosques. The mosques were enjoyable. We didn't visit all of them as some charged to get into. Incredible sights though

When you are in the heighborhood than this street is nice to go through walking, there are plenty nice shops and stores, its very nice to have a look.

El moaz street is historical I going before is like ten time before very beautiful and amazing in the night and All mosques is historical

Travelled to Egypt, June 2021 - had an amazing trip. Sylvia Tours were absolutely fabulous. Extremely efficient from our arrival through to hotel check ins, organized tours, transfers, in fact all ground arrangements. Special Mention : Ayman Rashad as tour manager who was such a blessing. He was extremely efficient, timeous, professional & such a gentle soul. Ayman was such a pleasure to work with, organized every aspect of our schedule strategically to ensure a balance of touring, leisure time, rest & self exploration. He is a wealth of information, tips & recommendations. Thank you Ayman Our Tour Guide Bassem Wagdy, was quite possibly the most knowledgeable & entertaining tour guide, we’ve had the fortune to have, throughout our travels in Europe, the States, Far East & Australia. An Egyptologist with a wealth of knowledge. His in-depth knowledge of all religions, Christianity, Islam & Judaism & their links within Egyptian history is mind blowing. His guided tours of ancient Egyptian kingdoms within the museum, at pyramids or general feedback, provide factual background, contemporary references & analogy, entertaining references which had our teens as riveted as the adults. We did pyramid tour, museum, citadel, souk, Islamic Egypt & Coptic Egypt tours. Between Ayman & Bassem, our trip to Cairo was just perfect, not 1 negative experience & made for fabulous lifelong memories.

Mode street is the oldest street in Egypt. Great place to stroll past the ancient minarets, domes an bazaars. It’s a densely packed neighborhood, which had locals and tourists mingling in the street. The bazaars are not your typical tourist bazaars and a unique experience. The locals were so friendly and there were a lot of children running around and interacting with us. We really enjoyed our time here. They have some good local spots to try typical Egyptian food.

Islamic Cairo is a sprawling area in heart of the city that could take days to explore; but if you don't have the luxury of time, I recommend taking a walk down the winding, narrow and very vibrant “El Moez” … end it by a nice kebab meal in the neighborhood or, depending on the time of the day, the Tanoora [colorful skirts] show. El Moez is well known and central, so no problem getting there. The street itself is pedestrian, so you will be dropped off at one of its ends. There are guided tours, and there on-your-own tours, which I believe are better. Once you’re there, just start walking, mingle with the environment and make sure you do these 5 stops… at least: 1. Sabeel Abdel Rahman – 2. Khan El Khalili – 3. Beit El Seheimy museum – 4. Sultan Barqouq mosque and school – 5. Khayameia Heritage –

You can see the egyptian life, blend in the culture of the people here. Nice arhitecture on the mosques and some buildings. but also dirt and noise, like in all Cairo.