Stadtrundfahrt Islamisches und Koptisches Kairo


Falls Sie schon alle 'Standardsehenswürdigkeiten' in Kairo, Gizeh und Sakarra gesehen haben und nun etwas Neues entdecken möchten, keine Sorge: Kairo hat viel mehr anzubieten! Buchen Sie einen ganz besonderen Tagesausflug und erleben Sie zwei Seiten der Hauptstadt - ihre islamischen und ihre koptischen Aspekte. Besuchen Sie großartige Moscheen, Kirchen und Festungen und lernen Sie mehr über beide religiösen Gemeinschaften und ihre Geschichte.

Eine ausführliche Beschreibung gibt es hier: Islamisches & Koptisches Kairo

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