Spotter since 2020
About me
I study journalism and I love to read.
I’m always looking for stories in the places and the people around me. Although it’s not easy for me to go around and talk to people, I’ve recently built up the courage to do so, especially since my field of study counts on it. In the end, I am grateful for all this, since that’s how I got the chance to make some really good memories and experience more than I could ever have experienced.
Why Cairo
Cairo is very big and very old, which makes it full of stories. I believe that there’s no neighborhood in Cairo that doesn’t have at least one place worth visiting. There’s a story at every corner, so take the time and let Cairo introduce itself to you.
The food in Cairo is exceptional, and there’s a story behind every dish as well.
Cairo is loud and crowded, it never sleeps, but you can still find calm and peace inside it.
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The market has an assortment of watches, glasses, furniture, stamps, picture frames, analog cameras & everything that sparks memories from the olden days.
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The monastery of St "Simon the Tanner" in Cairo is an architectural wonder and a true work of art. Where else will you find a monastery carved in stone?
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"Sufi Cafe and Bookstore" in Cairo is the little cafe I sit at when I want to finish some schoolwork. I love the sufi chants and the events here, too...
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What’s better than a box of chocolates or a bouquet of roses? A box of shawarma! That's what you can get at "BaB SharQy" in Cairo...
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"Bayn Al Qasrayn Street" in Cairo, or nowadays Al-Moez street, is not just a historical hotspot: one of the greatest Egyptian movies ever was shot here...
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"Stage Zamalek" in Cairo is a place where you can have a drink, enjoy live music etc. in an old vintage house that looks like it came out of a '50s movie!
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"The Junction" is one of the best co-working spaces in Cairo. It's a quiet place where you can actually read & write in peace and attend workshops!
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Mohammed Mahmud Street in Cairo has graffiti that chronicles the Egyptian revolution of 2011 and its aftermath in Arabic calligraphy...
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