One of oldest squares in cairo very famous in the middle of ramses

Century talking through old historical buildings, the square surrounded by many historical buildings makes you smell what kind of life was there 100 years ago, the government taking care of the painting of the front buildings and keeping it clean, appreciated work

We had the traditional Kushary at Abu Tareq there, but it’s very crowded, almost impossible to find a taxi or even order through any app, they simply won’t come 😢

There weren't any shops as before for clothes

The area is a very lively neighborhood, there are a lot of stores here that sell everything under the sun, definitely worth it to observe the local culture of modern Egypt.

Very good place near to downtown with traffic signs and one way direction roads, it is not simple to find parking to your car there.

It is connecting Masr El Nile street and Mohamed Farid street and it is near to old Obra Square and Azbakeya Park

it was a nice walk to reach this place.

Itine of downtown's oldest squares. It starts frim qaser el nil and ends in attba. Also. It's marvellous in the sense that it holds some some of the most beautiful Cairian architecture. Additionally, it's named after th one of Egypt's most arduous civil rights and freedom activists: Mustafa Kamel in the early 20th century, whose statue stands amdist the center. He died at the age of 32 and believed to have inspired the present national anthem.

the Best 📌

Most times Too much traffic

Ok

Very good renewal

Nice place to walk at night

Nice place and classic building around

nice area bt crowed on weekends always

Needs more light

Amazing food and drinks

That is a famous square in downtown in Cairo....... near by Tahrir square

Good place to visit old cairo

Near of CIB bank and Qnb bank and qasr elnile street .