Talaat Harb Square

Talaat Harb Square one of the most beautiful places in cairo downtown, it has many facilities, starting from walking by watching the old historic buildings to shopping or dining out selecting from many restaurants around, you don't have to get any kind of transportations for going somewhere else, everything you need will find it around, also there is many motels with average prices in that area, plus many places to have a beer or a glass of wine, also there is two liquor shops very close to the square, it's a very nice spot if you interested in old streets and feeling history & authenticity in every step.

One of my favorite place in Egypt. Talat Harb Square, located in the heart of downtown Cairo, is a bustling intersection that serves as a focal point of the city's commercial, cultural, and historical significance. Named after the pioneering Egyptian economist and entrepreneur Talat Harb, the square is surrounded by iconic landmarks such as the historic Groppi Café and the landmark Hotel Shepheard. It's a hub of activity, with bustling markets, shops, cafes, and street vendors lining its streets, offering a glimpse into Cairo's vibrant street life. The square also holds historical significance, as it was a center of political activism during Egypt's struggle for independence in the early 20th century. Today, Talat Harb Square continues to be a dynamic meeting place where locals and visitors converge, reflecting the energy and diversity of modern Cairo.

The square is the crossroad to the major shopping district. It is good for window shopping and people watching. It is a sleepless tourist spot for people who want to see the bustling part of Cairo

We spent time just off the Square where there are lots of coffee shops, alley ways and just time to sit and watch the crowds.

One of the most famous and most beautiful squares in Egypt, it includes many memories for all Egyptians and the best time spent there, there may be crowding most of the time, but in general everything is very beautiful. You can find all the international brands there as well as government interests.

A great place to spend time and experience many interesting things 😍

I love this areaaaaaaaa. I can’t wait to go back again! I fell in love with its lovely authentic streets. The prices there are very affordable and the vibes are amazing. You can find anything that you need from food to drinks to shopping to parties.

Talaat Harb Square is a place worth visiting. The architectural style of the buildings that characterized modern Cairo during the reign of Khedive Ismail (1863-1879) takes you back to a time of sophistication and perfection in everything. Walking the streets around Talaat Harb Square gives you a sense of the majesty of this city's modern history and prosperous lifestyle.

One of the most inspiring of central cairo photos, Talaat harb square, I have been there 34 years a go, when it was glittering with new buildings and new shops now it os part of the old town centre, still looks nice but nit as years back

During the 1920s, 1930s and 1940s, he transformed Egypt's economy from individual enterprise to companies. Professional Life. Talaat Herb believed that the path to liberating Egypt's economy was through the establishment of an Egyptian bank with Egyptian capital.

Hustle and bustle of the city centre of old Cairo steps away from Tahrir Square. Great shopping area and close to everything. Super friendly people and pretty clean. Busiest square in the area that acts as a spoke to food, shops, etc. Great area to people watch. Just watch the traffic!

Beautiful location , so many shops and things are cheaper to get and you can get practically anything. Most beautiful at night 😊.

Talaat Harb Pacha (Arabic: طلعت حرب باشا; 25 November 1867 – 13 August 1941) was a leading Egyptian entrepreneur and founder of Banque Misr, and its group of companies, in May 1920.

The establishment of Banque Misr, the first real Egyptian bank owned by Egyptian shareholders and staffed by Egyptian nationals, where Arabic (the national language) was used in all communications, was a major step in establishing a national economic identity.

No need to tickets there it's normal street u can enter nd so pretty place to have photos nd also there's supermarkets nd restaurants also there's arafa which is a cloth shop with good quality

Mix between modern and old Egypt. Egypt in 40's and 50's and millennial Egypt. Better to do a walk either in early morning and early afternoon or at late night

Lovely In The Early Morning ❤❤

Very beautiful and always something to new to see there, a lot of shops and beautiful architecture

It was exciting to visit the square, a nice place to visit, there are a lot of shops, and you can find anything you are looking for, there are a lot of coffee shops too

Lots of shops! Affordable, but you should always bargain! 🤗

a friend and i started our self-guided tour of downtown cairo from here. busy spot with a lot going on and beautiful colonial architectural features on buildings surrounding this square. you can walk from here to Tahrir Square and on to Qasr Al Nile Bridge to get the full experience!

One of my favorite places in Cairo, I just love go there and see the crowd and people walking and shopping.