Ibn Tulun Mosque

This mask is a pretty massive complex. It is really unique in its architecture and engineering design which makes it very beautiful mosque. It's one of the major sites in Cairo and we recommend going there

Very old historical mosque. Well worth a visit and free. Mosque hasn't been looked after properly. Need to maintain property. And best part of mosque is top and a minaret. You can climed up 200 steps.

What an amazing mosque, and it is not overflooded by tourists. Entrance is free, donation-based. Recommend it!

Mesmerising place with a millenia heritage! And it's free. And quiet. If you want to learn about early Islamic architecture and heritage, this is your place.

One of the biggest oldest and most beautiful mosques in the amazing old city of Cairo. (Almost 1200 years old)

What an amazing experience, our tour guide explained everything to in us in detail, admission is free and it’s a very lovely historical place to visit. The mosque is very beautiful and very well preserved for its age it’s over 1000 years old, has amazing courtyards and a lovely tower you can climb to the top and visit. Definitely would recommend checking it out.

Entrance is free so u wouldn’t have to pay anything, the place is nice but nothing a lot to do inside, only the second floor was interesting u can see the whole area

Ahmed bin Tulun Mosque is a place that provides an incredible sense of tranquility, and the best thing is that the entry is free. You'll feel like you've traveled back 1,200 years in history. This mosque is considered the oldest mosque in Egypt that has preserved its original state. The mosque closes at 5 p.m., so I recommend visiting at least two hours before that to have enough time to explore and go up the minaret and enjoy the mosque from above. Unfortunately, we arrived late and missed the opportunity to go up. I highly recommend going and experiencing the serenity and the historically comforting atmosphere.