In 1976, Historic Cairo was named a UNESCO World Heritage Site, within which Salah al-Din Citadel is the most significant monument. With this prestigious recognition, a promise was made to the global community to defend and protect this unique site for future generations.
Against the backdrop of a bygone era, Salah al-Din Citadel continues to be an international beacon of heritage and culture, and an essential destination for both tourists and locals in Egypt. From its heart, a contemporary culture emerges, fostering social, cultural, and economic partnerships. The walls, once a physical symbol of protection, are now a haven, embracing, supporting, and bringing together visionaries in a safe and fertile space of creativity and collaboration.