Excursion to Cairo and Alexandria that lasts 2 days

• Visit the Great Pyramid of Giza is the largest Egyptian pyramid and Khufu's tomb. The pyramid was built over 27 years in the early 26th century BC and is the earliest of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World
• Visit the Sphinx, a legendary hybrid with a human head, a lion's body, and a falcon's wings
• Take a cruise along the Nile River in Felluca to get a true sense of the city
• Enjoy the Egyptian museum's collection of ancient artifacts. It contains 120,000 artifacts, some on display and the rest in storage. The museum was built in 1901 by Garozzo-Zaffarani following a design by Marcel Dourgnon
• Visit Ben Ezra Synagogue, located in Old Cairo's Fustat. Folklore says it's where Moses was discovered.  This synagogue's Geniza or storage chamber included lost Hebrew, Aramaic, and Judeo-Arabic secular and religious texts in the 19th century
• Visit Amr in al-As Mosque was established in 641–642 AD as the hub of Egypt's new city, Fustat. The first mosque in Egypt and Africa. Al-Al-Azhar Muizz's Mosque in Islamic Cairo superseded it as a center of Islamic study after 600 years. It was the Islamic world's fourth-largest mosque in the 20th century
• Enjoy visiting Saint Virgin Mary's Coptic Orthodox Church, popularly known as the Hanging Church, dates to the third century. It's part of Alexandria's Coptic Orthodox Church
• Travel to Alexandria, and check out the Citadel of Qaitbay, a defensive castle built in the 15th century on the edge of the Mediterranean Sea
• Visit The Montaza Palace in Alexandria, Egypt, which has a palace, museum, and expansive grounds. Located on a bluff to the east of the city center of Alexandria, it offered stunning views of the Mediterranean from its beachfront location
• Compass Alexandria's Great Library was one of the world's biggest and most important ancient libraries. The Mouseion, a study center devoted to the Muses, housed the Library