Qasr Al-Nil Statues — Attraction in Cairo

Visited 7 October 2022

Another free site to see in Cairo.

Walked to the most famous bridge over the River Nile in Cairo from Tahrir Square as it only a five minute walk.

Some great views of the city and the Nile can be seen from either end of the bridge as well as in the middle where you can really see how fast the current of the Nile is. The most famous part of the bridge are the four large bronze lion sculptures which guard each end of the bridge. It is very popular with locals and tourists alike.

This bridge, sometimes referred to as Kasr El Nil bridge was opened in 1933 by King Fouad and was originally called the Khedive Ismail Bridge in honour of his father. This was changed after the revolution that brought Nasser to power.

Interestingly the company that built this bridge was also constructing the Sydney Harbour Bridge at...

The Qasr Al-Nil statues, also known as the beautiful lion statue at the entrance of the bridge over the River Nile in Cairo, are iconic symbols of Egyptian civilization and history. These statues not only serve as a tourist attraction, but also hold significant cultural importance for this ancient land. Visitors to Cairo cannot miss the opportunity to marvel at these majestic sculptures that have stood the test of time, representing both strength and grace. Take a moment to admire these stunning pieces of art and immerse yourself in the rich history of Egypt.

Attention all visitors to Qasr Al-Nil Statues! Be cautious of scammers lurking near the bridge. Stay vigilant and ensure your personal belongings are secure to avoid falling victim to...

Historical statues Ordered to be made by khedewy Ismail Pasha That is why the nickname of Ismail is (Abu el Seba3) meaning father of Lions in Arabic language Total of 4 Each 2 are put at a side of Kasr El Nil bridge which connect Tahrir place with Saad...