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Talaat Harb Street

One of the arteries of modern central Cairo, running from Tahrir Square to Talaat Harb Square and named after the economist who founded Banco Misr. It is part of the district built in the 19th century on the Parisian model, with belle époque buildings, arcades and shopping galleries. It remains a place for passing through, shopping and the city's historic cafés.

Things to do at Talaat Harb Street: 3 missions

• Have a drink in a historic café in the centreGo into one of the traditional cafés in the centre, such as Groppi or Café Riche, and order a tea or a coffee.
• Look at the belle époque façades of Talaat HarbWalk along the street looking up at the balconies, cornices and doorways of the early 20th-century buildings.
• Walk to Talaat Harb SquareWalk the street to the square that gives it its name and watch the traffic and the buildings around it.

Near Talaat Harb Street

Source: Wikipedia