Home to Cairo culture. Inaugurated in 1988, the Cairo Opera House complex is a jewel resembling postmodernist architecture which includes both Islamic and Pharoanic motifs. It consists of two main halls one of them requests formal dressing for entering the other is a little laid back. An open air theater and an amphitheatre provide summer performances. Performances are carried all through the year, with several events taking place each night. Schedule of events is published in local news papers.

El-Opera Built during the presidency of Gamal Abdel Nasser with Soviet assistance, this 187m-high slender tower on an island in the Nile offers spectacular views of Cairo. Its concrete lattice work with a fluted lotus flower finial is unique. There is a revolving restaurant on the top for you to have a drink while enjoying the fascinating view the roof deck offers a fantastic panaromic view of Cairo that could be watched using the available telescopes.

Located in the heart of old historic Cairo and commanding stunning panoramic views of the world's most intriguing city, Al-Azhar Park offers every visitor a glimpse into the captivating past. Lush green landscaped gardens are an enjoyable sojourn away from city's major tourist attractions. Embracing valuable history, the park is home to the newly discovered Ayyubid wall, constructed by Salah El Din more than 800 years ago.
A variety of unique cafes and restaurants, that offer 5 star services, were built and thoughtfully positioned for visitors to appreciate the most dramatic views of Cairo. Perfect venues for private functions, you can create your own history.