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Suez Governorate · Allow 1 day · 12 places in the guide

A seaport on the north coast of the Gulf of Suez, near the southern end of the Suez Canal.

A first look at Suez

To see

Suez National Museum

about 120 min

The Ministry-run museum of Suez's history from prehistory to modern times, with a mummification hall and a ship replica in the garden.

The French Garden

about 45 min

A garden in Port Tawfik listed as open 24 hours, known in reviews for its old and rare trees and as one of Suez's oldest parks.

To do

Palm Walk

about 45 min

A promenade in Suez called the Palm Walk, listed as open 24 hours, with cafes along it and families in its reviews.

Port Tawfik Promenade

about 60 min

A walkway in Port Tawfik, the Suez neighbourhood that overlooks the Suez Canal at its southern entrance.

To eat and drink

Attia Kebab

about 60 min

A kebab restaurant in Port Tawfik, listed from 3 pm to 1 am, whose reviews single out the kofta and the méchoui.

Rateb Ice Cream

about 30 min

A Suez ice cream shop that says it has made ice cream since 1958, listed from noon to midnight, with date ice cream in its reviews.

Soso Pastry

about 25 min

A Suez confectioner listed from 11 am to 12:30 am, with oriental sweets, basbousa and eclairs in its reviews.

Suez Fish Market

about 40 min

The Ansari fish market in Suez: a place to buy Red Sea fish, where reviewers mention the many types of fish and bargaining.

Abdo Wareth Seafood Restaurant

about 70 min

A seafood restaurant at Austria Square in Suez, listed as open 24 hours, with oysters and seafood soup in its reviews.

Aroset El Bahr

about 80 min

A seafood restaurant on the new Suez corniche, listed as open 24 hours, with tagine and seafood soup in its reviews.

This page shows 10 of 12 places. The app has all of them, with hours, maps and a plan for your days.