Very beautiful view, entrance 250 local money for foreigners and queue for 3 hours. But if you take an additional ticket to a cafe for 150 local money, you can skip the line in about 20 minutes. In the cafe for 150 I took mango juice, it’s very tasty. I recommend everyone to visit this place

The beautiful Cairo Tower is located in the Zamalek District. There, in addition to the restaurants, it serves as a TV antenna. You can climb the tower, but there was a queue to go up. Those who go to the restaurant do not need to wait in line.

Seeing the city from above is always a beautiful thing. I was there around midday on a Friday (holiday) and there were absolutely no people. So I took the single ticket (250 Egyptian pounds). First mistake. This allows you to go up to the 61st floor, inside a bar, with dirty blue windows, from which it is not worth taking a single photograph. At the entrance they don't explain well that if you want to go higher you have to buy the 350 pound one. It only says that the latter is used to skip the waiting line. And you think: "if there is no queue, there is no point in buying what costs more...". And you get the catch

There may be some "Cairo Tower entrance rules" that solo travelers need to be aware of. Simply put, individuals cannot go to the top floor of the tower, and only groups can go to the top floor. In my case, I was alone, so I couldn't go to the top floor. I got the view from the restaurant floor, one floor below the top floor. Of course, I was explained this in advance when I bought the ticket, so I bought the ticket with full understanding. I thought that the view would be pretty much the same on the top floor and the restaurant floor, one floor below the top floor. But that was a big mistake. The windows on the restaurant floor were dirty and the view outside was not beautiful. There is a big difference between the view from the top floor and the restaurant floor, one floor below the top floor. It was very disappointing. Overall, those who are thinking of visiting Cairo Tower on their own and purchasing tickets may need to be careful.

A small correction to some negative reviews. I suggest you read a little about the destination to visit. In the case of Egypt, there are still some prejudices and "abnormalities" that only reside in their heads. This is to say that, except at night and in my hotel area, I was NEVER without the company of a local, which made moving around the city much easier and also eliminating some limitations that I would encounter as a visitor. In the case of women, being alone, this situation (unfortunately) is even more noticeable. About the Cairo Tower. Obviously it is one of the privileged places to get a panoramic view of the entire city. I chose to avoid sunset because, according to what I read, there is a lot of demand. I opted for the sunset on a rooftop in the pyramids. Here, I suggest buying just the ticket to access the terrace as there is an option of +150 pounds that can then be spent at the bar, however, the service and products available leave something to be desired. I didn't have any problems or was asked for additional fees for taking photos and videos. Negative rating for the maintenance of the toilets.

We happened on this by chance and were lucky as it proved to be a clear day. There weren't many people and we walked straight in. The view from the top was spectacular and you could see all the way to the pyramids. The shop on the way out was small but a cut above the usual souvenir shop.

A good place to stop if you're close. Even if you buy a ticket, it is very hard because you have to wait outside in the hot weather The view from the top of the tower was beautiful, so you can go as long as you clear the waiting time

The views of the city from the top are beautiful, especially at night with all the lights shining across Cairo. I highly recommend it! Entry was for 250 EGP, and we waited for less than half an hour to go up. The wait was short, and the views from the top made it totally worth it.

I have not visited the Cairo tower since I was a young child. It was nice to go back after all these years. The view from the top is great and includes a view of the Giza Pyramids The Nile , several sporting clubs and many tall buildings. You can enjoy a drink or visit a rotating restaurant

The city views from the top are an absolute ripper, especially at night when Cairo's all lit up like a Christmas tree. I'd definitely say it's a must-do! It cost us 250 EGP to get in, and we only had to wait about half an hour before heading up. The short wait really paid off once we saw those stunning views.