Sharia Al Muizz Li Din Allah
Cairo, EGplace
About
Sharia Al Muizz, as it’s usually called, named after the Fatimid caliph who conquered Cairo in AD 969, was Cairo's grand thoroughfare, once chock-a-block with storytellers, entertainers and food stalls. The part of Sharia Al Muizz just north of Khan Al Khalili’s gold district is known as Bein Al Qasreen, a reminder of the great palace complexes that flanked the street during the Fatimid era. Today the great Mamluk complexes provide one of Cairo’s most impressive assemblies of minarets, domes and striped-stone facades.
Classic Egypt: Pyramids, Nile Cruise & Luxor’s Legends
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Station: 298n312e · 23.7 km away · 26m
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Islamic Cairo, Cairo
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