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Featured Hotels Near Qalawun Complex Cairo
(0.2 km from Qalawun Complex)
Experience an abundance of unparalleled facilities and features at Garden city apartment . For visitors wishing to smoke designated smoking zones can be found.
114 Muiz Li Din Allah (0.3 km from Qalawun Complex)
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 Qalawun Complex)
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 (0.6 km from Qalawun Complex)
2 Marouf First Floor. (1.0 km from Qalawun Complex)
Situated in Cairo and within less than 1 km of Tahrir Square Hostgram has a terrace allergy-free rooms and free WiFi. The property is around 2.1 km from The Egyptian Museum 2.1 km from Khan Al Khalili and 2.2 km from Cairo Tower.
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Throughout the day engage in the entertaining activities available at Deluxe Furnished Apartment ocean blue compound . Unwind by the pool at apartment and cherish a leisurely moment.
2 Mohammed Roushdy St Opera Sq Do (1.4 km from Qalawun Complex)
Featuring a bar called The Hybrid lounge Atlas International Hotels is located in Cairo in the Cairo Governorate region 0.9 mi from Khan Al Khalili and 1.1 mi from Tahrir Square.
14 شارع الجمهورية (1.4 km from Qalawun Complex)
HOSTEL NADA is located in Cairo 1.3 miles from El Hussien Mosque and 1.8 miles from Cairo Tower. Among the facilities at this property are room service and a 24-hour front desk along with free WiFi throughout the property. The inn has family rooms.
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The Qalawun Complex in Cairo is one of the most fascinating and important monuments in the world. It was built by Sultan Al-Nasir Muhammad ibn Qalawun, a Mamluk sultan, who ruled from 1290 to 1293 CE. The complex consists of three main buildings: a madrasa (Islamic school), a mausoleum for Sultan Al-Nasir Muhammad ibn Qalawun and his family, and a mosque.
The mausoleum is remarkable for its beautiful façade, which features an intricate mashrabiya, or carved wood latticework window screens. This is an example of traditional Islamic art as well as architectural innovation.
The mosque, located on the right side of the complex, is crowned with a minaret that stands 42 meters tall. In addition to these impressive structures, there is also a hospital attached to the complex, known as Maristan al-Mansuriya. This was the first institution dedicated to health care in Egypt and it treated both physical and mental illnesses.
Qalawun Complex Cairo is recognized as an integral part of Egyptian history and culture because of its monumental size and sophisticated level of detail that went into its design. For instance, it has several unique features such as marble stones inscribed with Arabic calligraphy from the Qur'an that adorn both the interior and exterior walls of the madrasa building. Additionally, its walls are decorated with intricate paintings depicting scenes from Islamic history as well as floral designs made out of gold leaf called muqarnas. In terms of architecture, this site showcases various styles such as Mamluk Revivalism which combines Islamic traditions with European Renaissance elements and Ayyubid architecture which uses curves instead of straight lines throughout its structures.
The Qalawun Complex in Cairo still stands today – more than 700 years after it was built – testament to the skill of its builders and testament to its historical importance. It remains one of Egypt’s greatest architectural wonders and continues to be visited by tourists from all over the world each year so that they can get a glimpse into Egypt’s past through this astounding piece of history.