City: Egypt
Top Things to do in Egypt
Top Hotels in Egypt
- 1. Kempinski Nile Hotel Garden City Cairo
- 2. Savoy Sharm El Sheikh
- 3. Royal Savoy - Sharm El Sheikh
- 4. Sunrise Arabian Beach Resort - Grand Select
- 5. Titanic Resort & Aqua Park
- 6. Al Masa Hotel
- 7. Baron Palace Sahl Hasheesh
- 8. Stella Di Mare Beach Hotel & Spa
- 9. Steigenberger Alcazar
- 10. Steigenberger ALDAU Beach Hotel
Countries
The 5 Best Bridges in Egypt, Egypt
Coordinates: 26°N 30°E / 26°N 30°E / 26; 30
Restaurants in Egypt
1. Stanley Bridge
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 558 reviews
Reviewed By kuhnh2015
It is amazing to see the Stanley Ridge in the Palace to appreciate the beautiful scenery. The best time to visit is to observe the sunset. The water is so clean and the backdrop of the Palace is something you cannot forget.
2. Esna Lock
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 56 reviews
Reviewed By DEK_29 - Brisbane, Australia
The Esna lock is one of those features of the Nile River that most people who cruise between Luxor and Aswan will encounter. The process of going through the lock only takes a short time, roughly 20 minutes. The boat enters the lock, water either fills or is pimped out of the enclosed section which lifts or drops the boat to the height of the next section of river. I find it interesting looking at the dock and river side as the boat is lifted to the next height. It is a sight when the sun is shining however, on my last visit it was early evening which did not give anything to see.
3. University Bridge
4. Sixth of October Bridge
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 56 reviews
Reviewed By DEK_29 - Brisbane, Australia
A bridge that links two areas of Cairo (Tahrir square, and Gezira Island) is a busy thoroughfare most times of the day. having traversed it a number of times on our last Egyptian vacation, I found it an easy way to get from Giza to the Egyptian Museum and then to Zamalek for lunch. You get a good view of the Nile River from the bridge even in a car. The name of the bridge comes from the date that the Egyptian army crossed the Suez canal to start the 1973 Arab–Israeli War (Yom Kippur War).
