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Featured Hotels Near Bab El Nasr Cairo
114 Muiz Li Din Allah (0.4 km from Bab El Nasr)
Within 984 feet from Bab El Fetouh gateLe Riad Hotel de Charme has spacious Oriental suites with private balconies facing El Darb El Asfar. It has a rooftop garden with panoramic views of Cairo.
10 Al Aded St Off Of Mansouria El D (0.6 km from Bab El Nasr)
Set in a prime location of Cairo Arabian Nights Hostel puts everything the city has to offer just outside your doorstep. The hotel offers guests a range of services and amenities designed to provide comfort and convenience.
10 Al Aded El-Gamaleya El Gamaliya (0.7 km from Bab El Nasr)
(0.7 km from Bab El Nasr)
Experience an abundance of unparalleled facilities and features at Garden city apartment . For visitors wishing to smoke designated smoking zones can be found.
Ali Rashid St. Heliopolis (1.5 km from Bab El Nasr)
This modern family-friendly hotel is located in the center of the Citystars business and leisure complex and just a 10-minute drive from Cairo International Airport. Holiday Inn City stars offers free WiFi in public areas.
Galae Square (1.5 km from Bab El Nasr)
Only 1969 feet from the Opera House Sheraton Cairo Hotel & Casino offers rooms with private balconies overlooking the banks of the River Nile. Facilities include in house casino outdoor pool and 24-hour room service.
Ramses (1.7 km from Bab El Nasr)
Cai Home is located in Cairo just 1.7 miles from El Hussien Mosque and 2 miles from Al-Azhar Mosque. This bed and breakfast features accommodations with a balcony. Tahrir Square is 3.iles from the bed and breakfast and Mosque of Ibn Tulun is 3.
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About Hotels in Bab El Nasr!
Bab El Nasr Cairo is a district in the old city of Cairo, Egypt. It has been traditionally seen as one of the focal points of the capital, being one of the oldest surviving districts and a major commercial hub. This area is largely known for its iconic gate, Bab El Nasr, which was built by Sultan Qaitbay during his reign in 1477. The gate itself stands at 22 meters tall and is painted with various patterns and designs in blue and yellow hues.
The area surrounding Bab El Nasr has a strong religious background, being home to numerous ancient monuments including many Islamic places of worship such as mosques and madrasas (Islamic schools). Additionally, there are also several Christian churches found here due to it's long-standing history as a center for religious education. It's not just its cultural heritage that makes this area special; it's also known for its vibrant nightlife where locals can be found dancing at night clubs or enjoying traditional food from the countless small restaurants located around the district.
Bab El Nasr is more than just a tourist attraction however; it is also an important part of Cairo's urban identity. In recent years, many efforts have been made to revitalize the area by restoring its buildings and monuments while preserving its unique architecture and history. This has helped bring back some life to this once bustling part of town, attracting both tourists and locals alike who wish to experience all that this historic district has to offer.