Cairo's streets a symphony of honking horns and bustling crowds.
transportation options to navigate this dynamic city.

Taxi
Taxis are readily available everywhere in Cairo.
Insist on using the meter ("" or "ahadad" in Arabic) before getting in.
Taxis are generally affordable, but agree on a fare beforehand if the meter
is unavailable. If you like a driver, take their phone number to use for future rides
Metro
The metro is the best way to travel across the city, especially during peak hours.
Cairo's metro system is modern, well-organized, clean, and easy to navigate.
There are designated carriages for women, offering a sense of security and comfort.
Tickets are very cheap and can be purchased at stations, the metro covers major
areas of the city, but not all.
Ride-hailing apps like Uber or Careem
For a more comfortable and secure ride, consider using ride-hailing apps
like Uber or Careem.
These apps let you see the driver's details beforehand and contact them if needed.
Alternative transportation options
Buses and minibuses are available, but might be less convenient or comfortable
and have primarily Arabic signage.
Private ride
For tourists, it’s sometimes better to opt for hotel taxis or drivers from tourism companies – paying a bit more, but ensuring no confusion, with English-speaking drivers and modern cars
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