Bashtak Palace On Al-Muizz Street In Old Cairo, Built During The Mamluk Era. Old Cairo'S Al-Muizz Street Is Home To The Country'S Most Important Islamic Architecture. Established By The Fatimids, It Was Later Developed By The Ayyubids, Mamluk Sultans And Ottomans.

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