Cairo Khan el Khalili Market & shopping Tour
Khan el Khalili Market Tour
Discover Khan el-Khalili, one of the biggest bazaars in the Middle East, and load up with favorites including papyrus, perfume, cotton, and more during this private Cairo shopping tour. The basic package includes transport, your tour, and a simple local lunch of falafel or koshary or mix grill.
Khan El Khalili Market And Shopping Tour
Explore Khan el-Khalili, Cairo's oldest and most iconic bazaar. Discover the best shopping spots for souvenirs, spices, and crafts while soaking in the historic atmosphere of Islamic Cairo
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Frequently Asked Questions
Khan el-Khalili Tour
What are the best things to buy in Khan el-Khalili?
The most popular items include copperware, brass lanterns (fanoos), authentic spices, perfume oils, and gold or silver jewelry. You can also find high-quality leather goods, "Khayamiya" textiles, and detailed replica Pharaonic statues.
What are the opening hours of Khan el-Khalili?
Most shops open around 10:00 AM and stay open until late at night (around 11:00 PM or midnight). The market is most vibrant in the evening. Famous spots like El Fishawy Cafe are known to stay open 24/7.
How do I get to Khan el-Khalili by Metro?
The nearest stations are Bab El Shaariya (Line 3) or Ataba (Line 2 & 3). From there, it’s a short taxi or Uber ride, or a 10–15 minute walk through the historic district.
Is bargaining (haggling) necessary in Khan el-Khalili?
Yes, bargaining is part of the culture. It is common to suggest a lower price (often starting at 50% of the initial ask) and negotiate until both parties are satisfied, especially in souvenir and antique shops.
What is the most famous cafe in the market?
El Fishawy Cafe is the most iconic, dating back over 200 years and famously frequented by Nobel laureate Naguib Mahfouz. For a more upscale and quiet experience, the Naguib Mahfouz Cafe is an excellent alternative.
Is Khan el-Khalili safe for tourists?
Yes, the area is very safe and has a heavy presence of Tourism Police. However, like any crowded tourist destination, it is always wise to keep an eye on your personal belongings.
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