Aquarium in Hurghada
Hurghada Aquarium is unique in its kind — it is the first aquarium not only in Egypt, but also in the whole world, where an extensive collection of flora and fauna of the Red Sea is collected. The aquarium was opened in 1989 and has become a real pride of the city. Excursions are organized here daily.
El Mina Mosque in Hurghada
The Abdulhasan Elshazi Mosque is one of the most beautiful sights of Hurghada and the largest mosque in the city. It is often called the central one — it is the main one in Hurghada, not only urban residents come here to pray and praise Allah, but also believers from nearby settlements.
The Titanic Water Park in Hurghada
The water park called “Titanic” is the largest in Hurghada, it is also included in the list of the largest water parks and water amusement centers in Egypt. This is a great place to entertain not only children, but also adults. Do you want to feel like a child again, recharge with positivity and have fun?
The Thousand and One Nights Palace in Hurghada
The Thousand and One Nights Palace is a real Egyptian Disneyland, where you can plunge into an oriental fairy tale. It looks like a beautiful oriental-style palace on the outskirts of Hurghada: large domes and miniature turrets, wide gates and bridges, lancet windows and colorful mosaics.
Coptic Church in Hurghada
The Coptic Church is one of the main religious attractions of Hurghada, a historical and architectural monument. It is located in the Old City of Hurghada, and it is impossible not to notice the temple — its architecture is both simple and impressive in its grandeur.
Museum of Marine Biology in Hurghada
The Museum of Marine Biology is located not in Hurghada itself, but on its northern outskirts. It is a large scientific research station dedicated to the study of the underwater flora and fauna of the Red Sea. That is why the locals call it the Museum of the Red Sea.
Sheraton Street in Hurghada
Sheraton Street is the central street of Hurghada, its main artery, noisy and lively, the traffic on which does not cease day or night. The street connects the Marina promenade and the historical center of Hurghada — the Old Town of El Dahar.
Umm Huveitat
Umm Huweitat is an abandoned town near Safaga. The “ghost town”, as it is often called, is completely deserted today. Only rare tourists can be found here, and only walls remain from the settlements of local residents. Just recently, life was in full swing here and phosphate mines were operating.