El Dahar is the “original” Hurghada and existed as a fishing village long before the area was ‘discovered’ by mass tourism. To experience a culture is to smell, hear, and taste it. Where better to do this than at traditional markets where people have been trading for thousands of years? When you travel to Hurghada, visiting…

Mamsha, Hurghada El Mamsha is the newest area of Hurghada. it’s also called Village Roads, New Hurghada, and Promenade. It is the newest area in Hurghada, mostly built for tourists. The promenade starts at the height of the OId Vic beach and extends 6 km to the south along the way many of the bigger,…

Sheraton, Hurghada Sheraton Street / Sheraton Road Is one of the most famous streets in Hurghada. Along Sheraton is one of the main streets in the city, and is home to many modern hotels, trendy bars, tempting cafes, local shops, bazaars, shopping centers, and other businesses. Here you will find everything you need, from fresh…

THE ROYAL MUMMIES HALL AT THE NATIONAL MUSEUM OF EGYPTIAN CIVILISATION  The Royal Mummies Hall Considered the crown jewel of the museum, the Royal Mummies’ Hall is especiallydesigned to display the mummies of the ancient Kings and Queens of Egypt.  The design aims to give the visitor the feeling of strolling down the Valley of…