The name of this historic street has changed many times before it was finally settled as Al-Muizz Street, in honor of the Fatimid Caliph Al-Muizz li-Din Allah for his contributions to Cairo. The city itself is also referred to as Al-Muizz’s Cairo in recognition of him. 

Features of Al-Muizz Street:

• The street includes several iconic alleys steeped in history, such as Khan El-Khalili, Al-Ghuriya, and Al-Darb Al-Asfar, where visitors are left in awe of the timeless beauty of Islamic heritage.
• It boasts over 20 historical monuments, reflecting the Islamic eras that contributed to its construction.
• Notable mosques and structures include:
  • Al-Hakim bi Amr Allah Mosque
  • Al-Aqmar Mosque
  • The Mosque, Sabil, and Kuttab - Quran School - of Sulayman Agha Al-Silahdar
  • The Mosque and School of Al-Zahir Barquq
  • Ahmad Ibn Tulun Mosque

Visitors can stroll through the street, capture stunning photos of the historical landmarks, and marvel at the finest examples of Islamic architecture spanning centuries.