Best places: Things to dos in Giza

👍👍 So glad our tour visited here before the more famous Giza pyramids. This being the first pyramid built it helped explain the timeline better. Plus the step by Imhotep was really impressive for a first attempt. There are other pyramids on site that you can enter. I'm a tall and large chap and mana...

A necropolis for Memphis, the ancient burial chamber & passages can be explored by guided tour.

Pyramid built for the pharaoh Sneferu, known for its irregular shape, with access to inner chambers.

👍👍 Another massive tourist draw, but well worth the waiting and irritation. Excellent restoration work and many of the ancient walls have kept their original colors. Worth the stop!

👍👍 Mosque for a famous person "Mohamed Al Hosary" provide alot of services for free for who in need

Iconic stone monument that is more than 4,500 years old & has a human face on a lion's body.

The world's 1st large-scale cut stone structure, forming the centerpiece of a huge mortuary complex.

Necropolis complex dating back to around 1,400 B.C., containing the stone tombs of sacred Api bulls.

Famed archaeological site featuring the Great Pyramids, the Great Sphinx & other well-known ruins.

Largest of Egyptian pyramids in a complex also including temples & other Ancient artifacts.

👍👍 the Whale Museum is an open area which has preserved many fossils of sea animals, 30 to 40 millions old, that is palenotological era. it is N UNESCO Wotld Heritage Centre. there is a small house with a few fossils and a detailed description of the history. quite fascinating to know about some unique...

👍 Kid friendly. Has basketball court, football court, Many cafés and restaurants, lanscapes, picnic tables, and water fountain.

Smallest of the Great Pyramids, at 65 m., built circa-2490 BCE as the tomb of the Pharaoh Menkaure.

Second-tallest of the ancient pyramids of Giza & tomb of the pharaoh Khafre, dating to c. 2570 BCE.

Calcite sphinx unearthed in 1912, dating to between 1700 and 1400 BC, set in an open-air museum.

👍 Against all odds this place was more organized than the famous pyramids of Giza. It had places where you could throw your trash. It was even separated in different categories depending on the material (plastic, glass, trash). They had signs showing you the way for the monuments, it had also an on si...

Ornate, neoclassical palace housing a collection of Impressionist paintings, with views of the Nile.

👍👍 Standing next to the Ramesses the Great's statue will give you an idea how massive those carved statues of Abu Simbel temple are! Also...just take in the fact that this is one solid piece of limestone!

😠 One of the worst places I had ever seen. Security guards are the rudest people you will ever meet. They didn't want us to enter because we didn't book in the restaurants before we go which is nonsense because they are many cafes and restaurants inside without reservation. I wanted to buy ice-cream m...