Memphis and its Necropolis
MemfesRemains of what once was a capital of the Old Kingdom and a chief cult city of Ptah. A must see. Great Temple of Ptah is the main highlight.
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3 Days in Cairo Itinerary (3 days)Discover the highlights of Cairo with its famous pyramids with this 3 day itinerary. |
Attractions near to Memphis and its Necropolis
Saqqara NecropolisUsed to serve as a burial site for the nearby Memphis. Worth visiting not only for the pyramids, but also for the tombs and ruins scattered around. |
Step pyramid of DjoserThis extraordinary stepped pyramid is a centrepiece of Saqqara necropolis and draws as much tourists as the pyramids of Giza. |
Pyramid of Teti IEven if it doesn't seem so by the look at the hill-like pyramid, its chambers and corridors are exceptionally preserved and open to tourists. |
Mastaba of TiA prime example of outstanding funerary architecture. Its grand design and rich decorations are difficult to compare. |
AbusirIf you're tired of swarms of tourists, this group of seven smaller pyramids is just for you as it's off the beaten track. |
Imhotep MuseumThis museum provides an insight into the excavations of Saqqara as it displays properly commented findings. |
Red PyramidThe third largest Egyptian pyramid got its name after the reddish stone it's made of. The interiors are open to public. |
Pyramid of Amenemhat IIIThis pyramid owes its desultory shape to being made of clay and mud instead of stone. The capstone is covered with inscriptions. |
Bent Pyramid of SneferuA pyramid of unusual shape marking the development of the ideal form. Surrounded by complementary structures. |
Statues of Rameses IIVisit the local archaeological museum adjacent to the site to see the impressive statue of the Pharaoh. |











