Tell Basta (Bubastis), ancient capital of the cult of Bastet and setting of the Coptic tradition of the Holy Family: pharaonic ruins, miraculous well and intertwined biblical prophecies

Abu Serga, one of the oldest Coptic churches in Egypt: crypt of the Holy Family, basilica architecture and a living legacy in the heart of Cairo.

Anafora, retreat center in the Egyptian desert: Coptic spirituality, silence, training, organic farming and community that transforms lives.

Monastery of Saint Macarius the Great, cradle of the Christian desert in Wadi El Natrun: relics of saints, seven churches and a living Coptic monastic tradition

Syriac Monastery of Saint Mary: a 6th-century jewel in Wadi El Natrun, famous for its manuscripts, frescoes, and the tradition of Saint Ephrem the Syrian.

Coptic Monastery of Paromeos: founded in the 4th century by Saint Macarius, home of Saint Moses the Black and living jewel of the Wadi El Natrun desert.

Coptic monastery of Anba Bishoy: founded in the 4th century, the largest active center of Wadi El Natrun, with five churches, a fortress and rich monastic traditions.