萨拉丁城堡、El Moez 街和 Khan El Khalili 集市城市之旅

You should visit Khan El Khalili to have a unique experience, where you can go to El Fishawy caffè to have a drink and you can also buy gifts and old things.

 Yes, bargaining is a common practice at Khan El Khalili and many other markets in Egypt. It is expected that you negotiate the price with the vendor to get a better deal. However, remember to be respectful and maintain a friendly attitude during the bargaining process.

Yes, for a more fulfilling trip, hiring a guide is highly advised. Competent guides can offer recommendations, assistance with getting around the city, and historical and cultural insights. Tour operators or the attractions themselves can make arrangements for guides.

The Citadel was built by a ruler named Salah al-Din to keep the city safe from attacks by a group called the Crusaders. It was also meant to be a safe place for the ruler to run the government. This happened a long time ago, not too long after Salah al-Din had taken down another group called the Fatimid Caliphate.
 

Al Moez Street is a very important street in Cairo that tells the story of the city from a long time ago until now. It shows how Islamic civilization has changed over time, starting with the Fatimid era, then the Ayyubid era, and then the Mamelukes, Circassians, and Ottomans. The street goes on for a long way and has lots of interesting things to see.

The Saladin Citadel in Cairo is a huge and impressive building that shows us how people used to build things a long time ago. It is very tall and can be seen from far away. When I visited, I was amazed by how beautiful it was and how important it is in history.