🇪🇬 Cairo Walking Tour - Zamalek Street Life | Egypt Travel Walks
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 ก.ย. 2024
- Come join me on a walk through the vibrant neighborhood of Zamalek in Cairo, Egypt! From the bustling streets to the peaceful parks, this neighborhood has something for everyone. We'll explore the local shops and markets, try some delicious Egyptian street food, and take in the stunning views of the Nile River. Whether you're a first-time visitor to Cairo or a seasoned traveler, this walk through Zamalek is sure to be a treat. So grab your camera and let's go!
On the Nile island of Gezira, cosmopolitan Zamalek is home to cultural powerhouses like the Cairo Opera House, a grand riverside venue for performing and visual arts. Paintings and sculptures at the Museum of Modern Egyptian Art span the 20th and 21st centuries, while independent galleries focus on emerging local artists. Refined global restaurants and chic cafes sit alongside embassies and upscale hotels.
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Egypt is a very beautiful country
It is one of the most beautiful that we have visited. So much energy and culture on every street.
Awesome video I was jus there in May stayed at the Hilton zamalek. Egypt is a beautiful country with beautiful people
Thank you beautiful 🌹
Having been away for just over a year now, I must say that Egypt is a truly special place that is calling me back. Even more so wandering Zamalek again
I didn't find Zamalek good or beautiful in this video ..pretty cramped & noisy like streets in India..
@@digimixx8042 lol well Zamalek is one of the best areas of Cairo.
Cairo, wonderful city.
A sleeping beauty, lots to see and do. 😊
01:25 is El Mawardy where my engagement ring was bought 10 years ago. ❤
No Way! That is so wonderful to see it still there, and even more so that you spotted it in my video! I'm not crying you are haha
Great video and many thanks.
Cairo is a great place and people are very friendly.
My first week was at the Zamalek Hilton, the rest of my seven months was at a nice apartment, 5 minutes round the corner at Samir Zaki. I walked to the office some mornings at the World Trade Centre, along the way I would say Sabeth Kerr (good morning) to friendly embassy guards, they all would respond with the same; a quiet peaceful morning walk, over the 15 May Bridge across the Nile, and a fantastic view of Cairo from the bridge.
A pleasant memory and I will go back one day to have another look.
Thanks again for the video.
Thank you for the kind words and for sharing your experience of living in Cairo with me. It sounds like you had a great time exploring the city and making connections with the local people. The Zamalek Hilton and the apartment you stayed in both sound like wonderful places to stay, and it's great to hear that you had such a pleasant morning routine walking to the World Trade Centre. The 15 May Bridge is certainly a beautiful spot with a great view of Cairo, and it's nice to hear that it was a memorable part of your time in the city. I'm glad that you enjoyed the video and that it was able to bring back some pleasant memories for you. I hope that you have the opportunity to return to Cairo someday and make even more great memories.
Lucky!
Amazing Zamalek. Enjoyed to watch it. We visiied it on New year eve
Great video, If I may suggest the next spot would be heliopolis (masr el gedeeda) near by the baron palace that you filmed earlier, specifically (مصر الجديدة، روكسي و الكربة) Roxy and el korba area, also el mohandseen share'e gamet el dowal ( شارع جامعة الدول العربية) and soor nadi el zamalek (سور نادي الزمالك)
Thank you for the suggestion! It sounds like you have some specific locations in mind for the next video. Heliopolis is an interesting area of Cairo with a lot of history and landmarks, and the Roxy and El Korba neighborhoods as well as El Mohandseen and Gamet El Dowal Street are all worth exploring. It would definitely be interesting to feature some of these locations in a future video. Do you have any particular landmarks or attractions in these areas that you think would be particularly interesting to include?
@@4KWorldWandering are you going back there? Your zamalek walking video is one of my top favourite whenever I want to revisit zamalek I wish it was a bit longer though! I would say in heliopolis go to Korba area its a must, go to Barron Palace, go to meriland Park if it's open I heard its been renovated, just walk all over Roxy area and it's various streets, in Mohandseen I would say go to Gamet el dewal St. , go to (soor nadi el zamalek) it's the zamalek football club back street where so many shops and restaurants are there but let's hope they have finished the Metro constructions as this entire area has been shut down due to metro constructions it's a great walking and shopping area, also if you can check El sheikh zaid District and one more request try some local food in your walks ❤❤❤
love it i love egypt i want to go there..
you are welcome any time
Still one of my favourite cities in the world.
Beautiful place
It really is! Thanks for exploring with me
Thank You for Cairo, Thank You for Zamalek tour!
I love Egypt.
Its honestly one of the best places to travel. People are amazing and the history is endless.
This is pretty groovy. Thanks very much! :o)
Glad you like it!
Missing my days in Cairo, Zameleck
Same!!! Cannot wait to go back and live in Cairo again.
Many thanks...Zamalek is really so beautiful...
Try to see the northern cost..
We will next time we go back, I'm hoping this coming winter to be back.
I could see my house opposite the Indian embassy. thanks for making me nostalgic. it has been 25 years, i went to BISC cairo
These are always my favourite comments. So glad I could bring this back to you!
Amazing place👍
hey hi do u know where is a good air bnb around this zamalek area? anyone pls gimme a holler back? xx
Wish I saw this earlier. I did really like staying in the Holy Sheets hostel and stay but it is closer to Tahrir Square
Jesus te AMA
Deus abençoe!?
Quer aceitar a JESUS Cristo
Jesus Christ is a Messanger Of Allah.
@@محمودالمهندس-ج6كAllah is a messenger of Jesus Christ
What a beautiful and peacuful country
Egypt
Beautiful!!
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Thank you! Cheers!
Esta calle es hermosa
It's Zamalek neighborhood
Another amazing tour
Thanks doctor
for the ppl saying "beautiful zamalek" I just wanna know why the hell is this cement block of a province beautiful? My home in El Zeitoun is more beautiful than this car crushing walk space of an area which is just too overpriced for overlooking the nile..
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Que lindo me gusta ver plantas
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The first guy said what? Wtf
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Much love my friend.
Look 21:00 drugsdealer
How did you know he was a merchant?
+1 follower here! Thanks for the great upload!
My child
Love to see a well-done video! New fan here! Just Awesome!
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anything i might say, having first lived there in the 50s, as a child, then my family leaving, due to Nasser, would be incomprehensible to anyone there today or any tourists walking through. although many of the buildings are still there, there is no relationship between who used to live there then and what you see in this vid today. how beautiful an island it was. how broken my heart is to see it today. but nasser succeeded, in his rage against the upper classes, of turning this privliged sanctuary into a hara baladi. maybe someone burn his tombstone one day.
This is where the rich people live.Most of Egypt is poor and hostile to foreign tourists.l have been there 3 times!
I really liked all of Egypt. From North to South, and of course in the Sinai everyone was so friendly and ready to socialize.
Rich people live lol u kidding ?
It is my downtown
If So..why did u come three times?
@@atefeldib3092 I went twice for the antiquities,which are world class.The third time because Egypt commands one of only 3 access routes across the Sahara to Sudan and black Africa! I have to say,Egyypt on my last visit was extremely hostile and dangerous for a solo traveller.I was several times abused and threatened on the streets simply for being a tourist.At the railway station of Luxor,a policeman took me to his office and demanded * backsheesh*. I was ripped off everytime l bought anything.I think you will find most western tourists have similar experiences.This is the effect of 150 years of mass tourism which always increases corruption in 3 rd. World countries!