Ismaïlia is located in northeastern Egypt, on the west bank of the Suez Canal, and is the capital and largest city of Ismaïlia Governorate in Egypt. This city is the central city of the Suez Canal region and the location of the Suez Canal administration center, known as the “Canal Queen.”

Ismaïlia is one of the three major ports along the Suez Canal, and is a garden city irrigated by the waters of the canal, with coconut palms, grasslands, and gardens scattered throughout, earning it the titles of “the most beautiful city in Egypt” and “the bride of the canal.” The city is clean and tidy with a quiet and beautiful environment, offering many hotels and guesthouses. It also boasts a large number of residences left behind by the French and British during the colonial period in Egypt, many of which are still used by the canal workers. Tourists can visit attractions such as Crocodile Lake, Tank Battle Memorial Museum, Marah Land Park, Ismaïlia Regional Museum, Catholic Church, and other popular tourist sites. Additionally, visitors can engage in various recreational activities in Ismaïlia, including swimming, fishing, sailing, ice skating, golf, tennis, and more, ensuring endless enjoyment.

Ismaïlia is frequently chosen as the venue for international conferences, sports competitions, cultural events, and grand celebrations. Every year, the city hosts large-scale international folk art festivals, as well as a variety of tourism promotional events such as camel races and the International Suez Canal Swimming Championship.

Ismaïlia

Top reason to visit: Beautiful garden city of Egypt

Continent where the attraction is located: Africa

Country/Region where the attraction is located: Egypt

Province/State where the attraction is located: Ismailia Governorate

City where the attraction is located: Ismaïlia