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ASWAN is
Egypt’s southern capital and a refreshing change to other
places. Pleasantly warm in winter and more bearable than elsewhere
in summer, Aswan has a more relaxed atmosphere yet also offers
plenty of historical interest. Ancient sites such as the Temple
of Philae and the unfinished obelisk are complimented by the modern
Aswan High Dam. The breathtaking temples of Abu Simbel are accessible
from Aswan, and well worth the effort.Alternatively, stroll through
the town and take in the beauty of the Nile.
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Aswan’s
most famous hotel was built in 1899 and occupies a prime location
on a bluff overlooking the Nile. Its architecture, a combination
of Edwardian and Moorish styles, inspired Agatha Christie to write
‘Death on the Nile’. The famous ‘1902’ restaurant,
designed in a Moorish style, serves French and international cuisine.
Other dining options include American buffet breakfasts and varied
cuisines throughout the day, plus elegant afternoon teas on the
terrace, with impressive views of the Nile. The gardens include a
swimming pool and tennis courts and stretch down to the Nile, where
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Located on Elephantine
Island, the Mövenpick Resort Aswan & Spa is connected to
the mainland by regular shuttle motorboat. Opposite the city of
Aswan, the Hotel provides a tranquil environment of lush tropical
gardens and magnificent views of the river. All rooms have a balcony
or veranda and most offer a view of the river Nile. Restaurants
offer a variety of Oriental and international cuisine. The Resort
features a swimming pool, children’s pool, sauna, massage,
gym and Jacuzzi. |
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To
book your holiday at any of the above hotels, call today on 020 8418 2525
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