most 5 star hotels have day use rates. then, there are clubs too. usually places like al ahram weekly (english edition) and yallabina will post a list around summer time detailing what's what (there's either a day use per person or cabana for 5 star hotels and some clubs allow day use for nonmembers for pools too)

what "places" for int. student cards? probably museums, i would imagine.

shops open - depends on the shops. most places are open late (9-10pm). specific trades have specific days off (sunday or monday for jewelry shops, etc.)

what do you mean how is eid celebrated?

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Originally posted by egyptourguide:
about places for child in 7 years old do not lose Pharaohs village about 110Le for person but it is including about 5 to 10 museums and gardens with play ground for children and boat Trip on Nile with Pharaohs actress scenes
all the touristic governmental tourism spots accepting the student card and the price of the entry fees be the half of the adult person ticket
shops especially in Cairo open all the days and some areas be a life 24 hours on day especially the area of bazaar of KHAN EL KHALILI in Cairo
about the places and tour program you can have in Egypt you try this web it is including the pics,and places with prices to visit http://soha.egypt.tripod.com

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Originally posted by ExptinCAI:
public holidays, look up an egyptian embassy web site online, they probably have them listed. friday is the day off. sometimes, private firms give saturday off too. some govt. workers take off early on thu afternoons.

most 5 star hotels have day use rates. then, there are clubs too. usually places like al ahram weekly (english edition) and yallabina will post a list around summer time detailing what's what (there's either a day use per person or cabana for 5 star hotels and some clubs allow day use for nonmembers for pools too)

what "places" for int. student cards? probably museums, i would imagine.

shops open - depends on the shops. most places are open late (9-10pm). specific trades have specific days off (sunday or monday for jewelry shops, etc.)

what do you mean how is eid celebrated?

best to do some initial research on the internet and look at the millions of web sites specifically on tourism in egypt - then, if you have specific questions, come back here and we'll try to answer.

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