Pyramids Park Resort Giza

InterContinental Pyramids Park Resort Cairo is in an enviable location close to the region®s most amazing sights. You can reach the Great Sphinx, the Giza Pyramids, the Egyptian Museum, the Citadel and the Zoo at Giza in minutes. A little farther but also worthwhile are Khan el-Khalili, Egypt®s oldest market, and the Museum of Modern Egyptian Art.

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: * Tennis Court* Basketball Court* Soccer Field* Health Club (gym, sauna, steam room, jaccuzi)* Massage* Swimming * Whirlpool* Playground Area
Al Sutan Restaurant: Specializing in Lebanese Cuisine and soft music, Al Sutan is located on the ground floor and seats up to 75 people.
Cairo Museum: The Egyptian Museum is the most important depository of Egyptian antiquities anywhere in the world. It features artifacts from the Pharonic and Greco-Roman Periods; including the celebrated mummies of ancient Egyptian Kings and Tutankhamon's treasures.
Il Bersagliere: Delightful Italian pizza and pasta dishes and other delicious courses, located on the ground floor in our lobby area. Also located on the grounds: Le Cafe Takeaway Corner, a Seafood Restaurant, Bar/ Lounge, and a Discoteque.
Le Fontan: Specializing in French Cuisine with the romantic touch of piano music and candlelight, Le Fontain is located on the ground floor looking over a garden and an artificial lake and seats up to 150 people.
The Garden Restaurant: A 24 hour Coffee Shop specializing in International Cuisine. Open daily with a buffet for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. An A La Carte menu is also available. It seats up to 350 people and is located on the first floor with a nice view of the pool and garden.
The Great Pyramids: The pyramids of Cheops, Chephren, and Mycerinus, are one of the seven wonders of the world. A single pyramid is built with 2,300,000 blocks, each weighing an average of two and one-half tons. The Cheops Pyramid is especially interesting, since its interior burial chambers are open to the public.
The Sphinx: Not far from The Pyramids is the Great Sphinx of Giza, which dates from the time of Chephren (2620 B.C.). Hewn from yellowish limestone and standing 65 feet high and 187 feet long, this unforgetable statue combines the head of the pharoes with a lion's body.