It’s part of Old Cairo and a center of Coptic Christianity in Egypt. Includes ancient churches, monasteries, and a synagogue (Ben Ezra Synagogue), reflecting religious diversity. The Hanging Church is built over the ruins of a Roman fortress and is one of Egypt’s most famous churches. The Church of St. Sergius and Bacchus is believed to mark a resting place of the Holy Family during their flight into Egypt. Coptic Museum displays icons, manuscripts, and artifacts, showcasing centuries of Christian art and history. The area has narrow streets, historic architecture, and a serene atmosphere, offering a glimpse into Egypt’s early Christian life. The place called Coptic or old Cairo or complex of religion because you will see synagogue for Jews , churches for christians and mosque of amr ibn Al as for Muslims

Khan el-Khalili is Cairo’s famous historic bazaar, dating back to the 14th century. It’s full of shops selling spices, jewelry, perfumes, souvenirs, and traditional crafts. The narrow alleys, bustling crowds, street cafés, and vibrant atmosphere offer a lively glimpse of authentic Egyptian culture and daily life.