Lower Egypt
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“Mango tourism” in Ismailia: summer fun with a taste of heritage
There are no beaches here, no air-conditioned museums, no temples, and no historical monuments. Just trees to shelter us from…
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Interview | Fatima Al-Morsi: The simsimiyya told me to sing, and I listened
On the strings of the simsimiyya, artist Fatima Al-Morsi has written a unique chapter in women’s history, challenging traditions in…
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Will life return to the ancient Ibn al-Nabih cistern in Alexandria?
In the heart of ancient Alexandria, where archaeological monuments are scattered among narrow alleys and heritage buildings, stands the Ibn…
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Semenya.. Art and Memories.. The Story of Uncle Ahmed Al-Saqa, the Most Famous Pastry Chef in Port Said
In Al-Hilaliya alley, at the intersection of Al-Hamidi and Al-Gouri streets, the most famous commercial streets in Al-Arab alley, the…
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“Port Tawfik Promenade” … When memories return to walking along the banks of the Suez Canal
After more than 13 years of absence, the “Port Tawfik Promenade” returns to Suez to welcome its visitors, carrying with…
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A minaret is dying and a dome has been buried without a cry… Will Mansoura save its oldest mosque?
In a city that only pays attention to those who shout, the mosque of the righteous king Ayyub stands as…
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After being removed from the red list | Abu Mina: a saint loved by all but neglected by the “Antiquities Authority” for decades!
For nearly a quarter of a century, the site of the Abu Mina monastery in Alexandria remained on UNESCO’s red…
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The birth of “Ibn Salam” … The memory of a companion who brings life back to a village in the Dakahlia Governorate
I don’t remember how old I was when I received my first gift from one of my elderly relatives. I…
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“Port Said Lighthouse”.. The world’s first concrete structure at the crossroads of history and navigation
In the heart of Port Said stands the ancient Port Said Lighthouse, a testament to engineering genius and navigational vision…
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Theater never dies… Mansoura saves its heritage and restores it as an opera house
Not everything that is demolished collapses. Some buildings remain, even if they are destroyed, simply because they carry the memory…
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