El Montaza Gardens

Very nice place especially after the renovation. They have Golf cars inside that can take you around for 30 EGP per person. Which was convenient. The place is really big and has nice greenery. However I noticed a lack of garbage bins and hence everyone is throwing their trash on the Grass. It's really sad to see that Egyptians cannot take care of public Parks. They are charging a 55 EGP entry fee for Egyptians and 10$ (510Egp) for foreigners which is a totally ripoff ...it's 10x the price of locals. The should charge Egyptians more for littering the place.

The place is amazing for walk to see the sea to have great time in green areas

It is very big Hoping to give access to the palace Have three hotel that you can stay and visit Have many cafe and restaurants It need minimum 4 hours to go around Visit the red bridge Visit the lake Have two mosques so you can pray

A very nice location for photos, activities, and family gatherings. Here is what you can enjoy 👇 I loved: ✅ Having Montazah beach for swimming ✅ Lots of options to rent a bicycle ✅ Safe areas for cycling ✅ Playgrounds for padel and football (but not open yet) ✅ Spacious green areas ✅ Clean garden ✅ Mosque inside ✅ Lake and ducks 💙 🦆 Not the best: 💬 Lack of facilities for food & drinks 💬 A little high priced esp. commuting via golf cars inside and bicycle rents 💬 Lack of guiding signs inside the garden I didn't like: ❌ Toilets smelt terrible and requires better attention.

a very nice place with very nice views, suitable for a lot of activities, entry ticket is 50egp

The palace is beautiful, the gardens are beautiful. It is not free so you have to pay to have a walk with the family…i understand you can pay to visit a palace, but a parc…in essence that is. A parc…it is not much the entrance, i think 200 egyptian lyra.

Wide, open areas. Great scenery and a beautiful central lake in the middle. Lots of places to walk and enjoy. Only issues are lack of restrooms and the rather expensive 50 LE price.

I visited Al-Montaza Palace Gardens and was disappointed with the experience. I had to pay 200 EGP to enter, which feels like a joke - parks should be free in any country. Despite paying this fee, I found that all locations near the water were closed, and I couldn’t even enter the palace without paying an additional fee. The gardens themselves were also not in great condition, as half of the park was under renovation and quite dirty. It’s unfortunate, as the location has so much potential, but I couldn’t fully enjoy the experience due to these issues. Considering the price and the state of the park, I wouldn’t recommend visiting unless significant improvements are made.