Al-Muizz Street

Al-Muizz Street is the main north–south street of the walled Fatimid city of Cairo, about one kilometre long from Bab al-Futuh to Bab Zuwayla and named after the caliph al-Muizz li-Din Allah. It is lined with Mamluk and Ottoman mosques, madrasas and houses, including the Qalawun complex in the Bayn al-Qasrayn section, and much of it is paved for pedestrians.

Nearby

Khan el-Khalili

street

Al-Azhar Mosque

religious building

Al-Hussein Mosque

religious building

Bab Zuwayla

monument

Museum of Islamic Art

museum

Al-Azhar Park

park

Al-Hakim Mosque

religious building

Abdeen Palace

palace

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