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Mary Tree – Coptic Cairo

At a glance

Departs
Daily

The short answer

Mary Tree Entry Ticket is a 1 day admission covering the Mary Tree site and immediate grounds in Cairo, booked via Discovery Tours Egypt.

Snapshot

Good to know

Destinations
Cairo

Best time to go

The most comfortable time to visit Cairo attractions is usually from October to April, when daytime temperatures are milder than in summer. Early morning is often best for shorter queues and lower heat, while Ramadan and major public holidays may bring altered opening patterns or busier entrance periods.

02 Overview

A first look

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Background

The facts

Mary Tree in Cairo is a site visit centered on access to the Mary Tree area and its immediate grounds. As an attraction ticket, it is a self-guided entry product rather than a packaged sightseeing programme, so visitors use their ticket at the entrance gate and explore the site at their own pace.

The ticket grants single-entry admission for the selected category, such as adult, child, or concession where available. Tickets are arranged through Discovery Tours Egypt and sent by email as a PDF after confirmation; some venues may require a printed copy, so it is prudent to bring one to the gate.

Opening hours and last-admission times can vary seasonally, and entrance procedures may include security screening and bag checks. Photography rules vary by venue, so travellers should confirm the current policy on arrival or through official information before visiting.

For planning purposes, allow extra time for ticket validation and security, especially during busy periods and public holidays. This type of ticket is best suited to independent visitors who want admission only, without transport or a scheduled programme.

Suited to

Is this for you?

Yes, if

  • This ticket suits independent travellers who prefer to visit at their own pace and already have their own Cairo transport plans. It also fits visitors who want a simple admission product for a brief cultural stop rather than a full sightseeing day.

What lingers

  • 01 Please confirm what 'Mary Tree' is: attraction, museum ticket, or neighbourhood site in Cairo (e.g., Zamalek).
  • 02 Give the exact address or district and distance from the Giza Plateau or Tahrir Square, if available.
  • 03 List included items: entrance ticket, guided time slot, audio guide, or transfers from Cairo hotels.
  • 04 What are opening hours, typical visit duration, and any seasonal closures such as during Ramadan or public holidays?
  • 05 Do we include an Egyptologist guide, printed voucher, exact ticket price, or pick-up from your Cairo hotel?

The fine print

What's included – and what isn't

Included

  • Mary Tree entry ticket for the selected ticket category

Not included

  • Transport to or from Mary Tree
  • On-site professional Egyptologist or guide (book separately if required)
  • Meals and refreshments
  • Photography permit where separately charged; check at the entrance
  • Gratuities and personal expenses

Asked & answered

Frequent questions

  1. 01 What is Mary Tree?
    Mary Tree is an attraction ticket for a named historic tree site in Cairo. We issue the ticket directly as a licensed Egyptian tour operator and include a printable voucher with your entry confirmation. The site is small and may have limited facilities; most visitors spend a short time on site.
  2. 02 Where in Cairo is Mary Tree located?
    Mary Tree is located in Cairo; we provide the exact address and meeting point on your ticket voucher. Allow extra time for Cairo traffic when planning transfers. If you require a private car or specific pickup time, tell us when booking and we will arrange it.
  3. 03 How long should I plan for a visit to Mary Tree?
    Plan 30 to 60 minutes for the Mary Tree visit, including any queuing and photographs. The site itself is compact, so many clients combine it with a nearby museum or church visit on the same morning. If you prefer a relaxed visit, build in extra time for travel and short commentary.
  4. 04 Do I need to book Mary Tree tickets in advance?
    We recommend booking Mary Tree tickets in advance, particularly in high season or during religious holidays. We issue the ticket and voucher directly as a licensed Egyptian tour operator rather than reselling third-party printouts. Walk‑in entry may be possible but is subject to on-the-day limits and staffing.
  5. 05 Is Mary Tree wheelchair accessible?
    Accessibility varies; we cannot guarantee full wheelchair access at the Mary Tree site. Small historic sites in Cairo commonly have uneven paving, single steps and narrow gates. Contact us with your mobility requirements before booking so we can verify access and arrange assistance or an alternative if needed.
  6. 06 Can I take photographs at Mary Tree?
    Photography for personal use is generally permitted at Mary Tree unless an on-site sign or staff state otherwise. Commercial photography, tripods or flashes may require prior permission; tell us in advance if you plan professional or equipment-heavy shoots so we can request authorisation.

Last updated 18 May 2026 Product ID: TKT-CAI-227802

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