Four Seasons Hotel Cairo At Nile Plaza

Embark into an absolute tranquility and relaxation, escape from the city’s hustle & bustle, unwind your mind and body in our luxurious spa and facilities. Let the time stand still and your journey of a life-changing experience begins… Nestled in a haven of serenity, you instantly forget you are in the heart of Cairo. The perfect balance between oriental and western ambiance allows you to begin on a personalized journey towards wellbeing and rejuvenation. Derived by world-inspired therapies, treatments, and philosophies that combined both ancient Egyptians and contemporary techniques in a natural manner, The Spa @ The Four Seasons Nile Plaza commits to deliver each individual expectation.

Situated near the centre of the city in the Muqattam Hills, the Citadel dominates Cairo’s skyline and was the nerve centre of the city and of Egypt for almost 700 years. Construction was begun by Saladin in 1176 and continued until the 1820s, when it wascompleted under Mohamed Ali. . It’s a place that is filled with rich history which encompassed residences, palaces and mosques for Mameluke Sultans and Turkish governors within its walls. Near Citadel there is the Khan El Khalili market, a must go to oriental bazaar that dates to the 14th century. While strolling through the ancient streets around the Citadel, you can visit also Sultan Hassan Mosque and the Khan El Khalili, as well-known Cairo bazaar that dates to the 14th century.

Beymen Cairo is Egypt's first and largest luxury multibrand store bringing you the latest in international designer fashions. Located in one of Cairo's most fashionable landmarks, the Four Seasons Nile Plaza, Beymen is a 6000 sqm. destination offering you an unmatched shopping experience. Beymen Cafe has become one of Cairo's meeting points where the city's fashionistas and it-people hang out.

It’s an architecturally stunning arts center in El Azhar area in Central Cairo, operating under the Ministry of Culture and the Cultural Development Fund (CDF). Since finalizing restorations to the Wekalet in October 2005, it has become a hot-spot for organizing cultural events; the most popular being the El Tannoura dance performance where dancers make formations whirling around a central dancer, visually replicating the movements of the solar system while depicting the transformation of the human body into a divine conduit between Earth and the Creator. The show takes place inside a picturesque open courtyard of the 500-year-old Mamluk-era Al-Ghouri.

A sunset Felucca will take you on a smooth sail across the calm water of the river, so you can enjoy the river’s symphony up-close. As you glide along ancient Egypt legendary “Source of life”, several other landmarks will become the backdrop of your journey; the Cairo Opera House with its famous evening lights, Cairo Tower with its notorious sparkle, and a number of palaces dating back to the 19th century.

Explore Giza and visit the final resting places of the pharaohs of the fourth dynasty. You can visit the three famous pyramids on the Giza plateau: the Great Pyramid (the only remaining of the seven wonders of the ancient world), the Pyramid of Chephren and the Pyramid of Mycerinus. As well as the smaller pyramids of the princess and queens. You can also choose to venture inside a pyramid where you can enjoy a blend of architectural beauty and engineering complexity. From the pyramids, you'll make your way to the Solar Boat Museum, which houses a royal funerary boat believed to have transported the body of Khufu to the Great Pyramid, either symbolically or literally. It was found intact but excavated in pieces, and has since been reassembled, an endeavor that took 10 years to complete.

Designed and built in 1902 by architect Marcel Dourgnon, the two-storey Egyptian Museum is fronted by a sculpture garden and has a mind-boggling 120,000 objects on display. The museum houses the Tutankhamun collection from the New Kingdom (18th dynasty), funerary objects from the tomb of Sennedjem and his family, sarcophagi and coffins from different periods, the rare collection from the reign of the monotheistic pharaoh, sculptures from all periods of ancient Egypt, and more.

This enchanting show captivates audiences by re-enacting the history of the Pyramids and the glory of the Pharaohs. The show is presented three times daily in Arabic, English, French, German, Spanish and Italian.