President Arnold Speaks at Georgetown University, Honors Alumnus Marcelle Wahba
AUC President David D. Arnold gave an address at Georgetown University in Washington D.C. on American higher education in the Middle East and presented U.S. Ambassador Marcelle Wahba with AUC’s Distinguished Alumni Award.More
Visiting AUC and Cairo

Egypt's geo-political location and role in the region makes it a gateway to understanding the Middle East and Islam. As um el dunyah, or the cradle of civilization, it provides the added advantage of a sneak peek into one of the oldest civilizations known to man. And while Egypt is famous for its past, it’s modern adaptation is just as mesmerizing. Packed with art galleries, music halls, an opera house, shopping and dining, its capital, Cairo, is a major cultural and political center. One of the world's largest cities with a population of over 78 million, Cairo is a lively city -- the epitome of the ‘city that never sleeps.’

AUC Campus

Located in the heart of downtown Cairo, AUC has its roots in Tahrir Square, where it maintains several historic buildings near the Egyptian Museum.

Campus Tours

AUC offers on-campus tours at select dates during the academic year and the summer.
Visitors should contact the communications and marketing office.
Students should contact the enrolllment services office to arrange a tour.

Area Hotels

Finding a hotel close to campus is relatively easy as there are numerous hotels in the downtown area that range from upscale to affordable. To get a head start, refer to this list.

Where to Eat in Cairo

Yahoo Travel: Cairo Restaurants
Cairo Dining Guide

Useful Links

A Travel Guide to Cairo, Egypt (About.com)
Destination Guide: Cairo (Lonely Planet)
Cairo, Egypt (Tour Egypt)