Shali Fortress

I don't know why this is listed as a hotel It's a fortress from the 1200's. You could walk around the labyrinth walls for hours before exploring every nook and cranny. Nice for watching sunrise and sunset. Free admission.

You need a guide there to take you through the history of the Fortress and Siwa, you’ll find the market around the fortress and other shops around it. It is in the middle of the town square. Go to the top and take nice pictures and explore it 🙏🏻

🏰 Shali Fortress is such a beautiful place! From the top you can see the whole Siwa Oasis — truly breathtaking views 🌴✨ The best part is that there’s no ticket, we entered for free and could just enjoy exploring. 📸 Follow our adventures on Instagram: @trippingcouple

The old Fortress settlement of Siwa. Abandoned in 1926 after three days of heavy rainfall is an interesting place to visit and it's free to enter.

A very cool place, one can see the entire oasis from the top. It takes about 10 minutes to climb to the top, and there's no entrance fee. It is somewhat physically challenging, and in summers it could get hot. In the past this was a defensive area, built out of mud and earthly materials, until sometime in 1920 it rained for so long that the mud dissolved... And we get the modern look without roofs )

This is the magical place 🥰 Shali Fortress is a stunning mud-brick citadel in the heart of Siwa Oasis, Egypt. Built in the 13th century from kershef (a mix of salt and mud), it once sheltered the entire local population. Despite centuries of erosion, its towering ruins still offer breathtaking views and a deep sense of history and mystery.

Absolutely worth visiting! I went in the afternoon and it was already so beautiful, I can only imagine how stunning it must look in the morning or at sunset. I had planned to catch the sunset, but had to skip it to catch a bus.

A historical place that shows us ancient houses and how people lived there.