Qasr al-Nil Bridge

Qasr al-Nil Bridge is the first bridge established in Egypt to cross the Nile and is located specifically near Tahrir Square in Cairo, and the second bridge constructed in Egypt after the Banha Bridge in 1856. Liberation and the West Bank of the Nile in the Gezira region, and the place is famous for the statues of the four lions at the entrances of the bridge, which are made of bronze.