Bab Zuweila

Zuweila Gate, or as it is also called the Metwally Gate, is one of the oldest gates in Cairo, Egypt. This gate was established in the year 485 AH. It is a huge building, 25 meters deep, 25.72 meters wide, and 24 meters high from street level. The gate consists of two round towers. A third of the vegetation mass protrudes outside the wall, and this gate is famous for the head of Hulagu, the Tatar leader, hung beneath it.