
Bab Zuweila is one of the three surviving gates of Fatimid Cairo, built in 1092. For centuries it marked the southern entrance to the walled city and was the site of public ceremonies and executions.
Its twin minarets belong to the Mosque of al-Mu'ayyad next door and can be climbed for one of the best views over Islamic Cairo's domes and rooftops. Just south lies the Street of the Tentmakers, with its covered market of hand-stitched textiles.
Start here and walk north along Al-Muizz Street to Khan el-Khalili; wear comfortable shoes for the steep minaret stairs.
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