Wheelchair Accessible Tour to Abdeen Palace in Cairo

The governorate of Luxor contains only one-sixth of the world's monuments and one-third of Egypt's monuments. It includes many ancient Pharaonic monuments divided by the eastern and western Breen. In the east, there are the temple of Luxor, the Crank and the Rams Road, and the Museum of Luxor and Mummification.

The West Land includes the Canyons of Kings and Queens, the temples of Hatchepsut, the Seaside Monastery, and Ramseum, and is represented by Mannun, the city of Habu, the city's directorate, and the great martyr Mary Gergus.
Join our tour to jointly explore Luxor's tourism treasures and highlights!

wheelchair users may be subject to certain constraints or restrictions, despite the fact that tour providers make every effort to offer accessible experiences. These might be things like uneven floors, small doorways, or restricted access in some parts of the palace. To guarantee a satisfactory trip, it is recommended to communicate your unique requirements and expectations with the tour operator in advance.

The construction of the palace began in 1863 and took 10 years to complete. It was officially opened in 1874. The palace was built on a big piece of land and designed by a French architect named Léon Rousseau. Many decorators from Egypt, Italy, France, and other parts of Europe also worked on making the palace look beautiful.

Khan El Khalili Bazaar is a very old market in the Middle East where you can buy cheap gifts from Egypt. It is a big market in Cairo, the capital of Egypt, and it is in the middle of a part of the city called Islamic Cairo. Many people from other countries come to visit the market, as well as people from Egypt. Inside the market, there are many small shops and places where you can drink traditional coffee. The market has been around for a long time and it has inspired many people throughout history.