Cheap flights to Luxor (LXR)

Step into one of the oldest shops in Luxor and explore everything it houses, from handwoven scarves and spices to quirky trinkets and local art. It’s a vibrant treasure trove waiting to be explored.

Browse through over 2,500 original glass plate negatives taken by one of Egypt’s pioneering photographers, Attiya Gaddis, capturing the country’s rich heritage. The shop also has a curated collection of local jewelry and authentic souvenirs that you can take home.

It’s colorful, loud, and full of surprises. Weave through stalls packed with spices, antiques, and the occasional friendly haggle. You can pick up souvenirs, chat with locals, and soak in the everyday rhythm of Luxor.

You’ll find beautifully curated handmade pieces, from textiles and pottery to jewelry and home decor, all crafted by local artisans, many of them women. No haggling required, just dive into some much-needed retail therapy.

At this family run workshop, you can watch artisans handcraft beautiful stone pieces, using age-old techniques. It’s authentic, welcoming, and yes, you can even try carving your own souvenir.

Set in a beautifully restored 1930s house, it’s all about warm ambiance, rich spices, and dishes that taste like home. Sip on fresh juices, savor traditional recipes, and dine in a space that feels nostalgic and welcoming.

Set on a rooftop overlooking the Nile and Luxor Temple, you can enjoy traditional Egyptian dishes like fateera, mezze, and tajine in a laid-back, scenic setting It’s full of charm, and perfect for a sunset meal or a relaxed lunch break.

From juicy kebabs and kofta to hearty tagines and flaky feteer, everything’s cooked fresh and full of spice. Set right on the Nile across from the Winter Palace, the terrace views are just as good as the food.

Your slice of Italy right in the heart of Luxor. This cozy spot serves up fresh, flavorful pizzas, pastas, and classic Italian desserts. You’ll love the ambiance, friendly service, and terrace views, especially at sunset.

Get your dose of comfort food with a British twist, right in the heart of Luxor. From ribeye steaks and butter chicken to sticky toffee pudding and lemon meringue, you’ll leave with a full belly and maybe a new favorite dish.

It’s where Lebanese flavors meet Nile-side elegance. This spot serves everything from crispy falafel and juicy kebabs to creamy hummus and fresh tabbouleh. The setting is warm, the mezze is endless, and the view? Pure magic.