Papyrus
DEMO Nefertari Papyrus Gallery
Hand-painted papyrus with a short demonstration of how the sheets are made from the reed.
Version de démonstration — les lieux et les données affichés sont fictifs, uniquement pour tester la conception.
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La zone située immédiatement autour des pyramides de Gizeh, comprenant Nazlet El-Semman, les entrées du plateau et l’accès par la rue Al-Haram. C’est la première zone couverte par Giza Explorer. Ses limites sont une approximation de travail, encore en cours de précision.
Papyrus
Hand-painted papyrus with a short demonstration of how the sheets are made from the reed.
Parfums et huiles
Essential oils and perfume blends sold in hand-blown glass bottles, with a tasting of scents and hibiscus tea.
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Hôtels
A mid-sized hotel with air-conditioned rooms, a small pool and a 24-hour front desk used to late arrivals from the airport.
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Balades à cheval et à dos de chameau
A licensed stable offering horse and camel rides into the desert behind the pyramids, with prices posted at the gate.
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Taxi et VTC
A pick-up point where ride-hailing drivers can find you easily away from the main gate traffic.
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Séjours avec vue sur les pyramides
Simple, spotless rooms whose balconies look straight at the Great Pyramid; breakfast is served on the roof at sunrise.
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Appartements
Furnished one- and two-bedroom apartments with kitchens, suited to families and longer stays.
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Cours de cuisine
A three-hour class in a home kitchen: you shop for ingredients nearby, cook molokhia and mahshi, then eat together.
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Cuisine de rue
Quick, cheap Egyptian staples — koshary, hawawshi and liver sandwiches — served at a busy counter.
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Restaurants égyptiens
Home-style Egyptian cooking: grilled kofta, molokhia, stuffed pigeon and a long list of mezze.
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Spots photo
A well-known angle for the classic shot of the three pyramids together, usually free of crowds early on.
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Cours de cuisine
A three-hour class in a home kitchen: you shop for ingredients nearby, cook molokhia and mahshi, then eat together.
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Cuisine de rue
Quick, cheap Egyptian staples — koshary, hawawshi and liver sandwiches — served at a busy counter.
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Ateliers artisanaux
Craftsmen shape and finish pieces in the open workshop; visitors can watch and try a simple piece themselves.
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Parfums et huiles
Essential oils and perfume blends sold in hand-blown glass bottles, with a tasting of scents and hibiscus tea.
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Argenterie
Silversmiths working on site; rings, bracelets and pendants can be adjusted while you wait.
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Points de vue
A raised viewpoint where the three pyramids line up; bring water, there is no shade after mid-morning.
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Activités culturelles
Evening sessions of tanoura dance, oud music and Arabic calligraphy, held in a restored courtyard house.
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Restaurants panoramiques
A rooftop terrace with a direct view of the pyramids, best at sunset; book ahead for the front row.
Artisanat
Hand-woven baskets, embroidered cushions and pottery made by families in the surrounding villages.
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Matériel photo
Memory cards, batteries, tripods and lens cleaning, plus same-day prints of your holiday photos.
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Bazars
A rambling bazaar of souvenirs, scarves and brassware; prices are marked on most items.
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Souvenirs
Magnets, statuettes, postcards and T-shirts at fixed prices, a good place to finish your shopping.
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Desserts et pâtisseries
Konafa, basbousa and rice pudding made daily; the cream-filled konafa sells out by evening.