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Very nice and vibrant city. There is a lot to see. Foreigners should definately book a tour through the city with Stabene community. They know all hidden gems and can tell you history from a local perspective.

Port Said is just an amazing city which is not discovered yet by most of the tourists.The city is very clean and very very very quite the people are very helpful and welcoming and cheaper than the other cities in Egypt.The seafood is a plus.There are many places to visit.

I visited Portsaid 5 years ago and the city wasn't in it's best condition. But really this visit was different. The streets are clean and well maintained, the variety of restaurants and coffeeshops is nice. Little tip, the beach in Port Fouad is much nicer and relaxing than Portsaid and the view of the ships entering the open sea is amazing. I don't recommend sho

This is not ancient Egypt and some parts of the city can appear very run down, especially the commercial area of downtown, so it takes a short while to get used too. However, the endless deep sandy beach with no end of cafes and beach facilities is what makes this a centre of domestic tourism. Also, the beach road strip is full of great food options - the De Lesseps Avenue is a row of food outlets in shipping containers - very industrial chic. The town itself has very smart parks which are lively and buzzy especially in the evening and no end of magnificant churches and mosques. Also, the amazing late 19C wooden balconied tenaments that characterise the downtown area are amazing, if appearing to be on the verge of collapse. The continuous ferry service, free, no wait time, to get across to Port Faoud is a must, the lovely villas and cottages built for the canal workers make for a great stroll. The Famous Canal Port Office is inaccessible and under major restoration and the lighthouse cannot be visited, but these along with more quirky architecture can be still be seen. As I say, not ancient and certainly a little odd, but well worth a visit if you check out what to see and read up a bit before you arrive.

The hotel we stayed in was beautiful with spacious rooms . The fact that it is located right in the middle of the city had its own advantages; we had ease of access to the tourist attractions and shopping areas. The staff are super friendly and super helpful especially the staff at the reception. We had breakfast at the hotel which though satisfactory, could do with more variety. There are several fast food joints but we could have wished for more local cuisine. The cabs are super efficient with standard charges; no hiking of fares for foreigners detected. We visited the salt mountain in Port Fuad, used the ferry which is free. Went to the lake with flamingoes and also visited the amazing St. Marks Church. We chanced on a second hand market opposite the fish market selling amazing stuff. Port Said is clean, organized and unique . All in all, we enjoyed our stay and would most certainly visit Port Said again.

The worst city I have ever visited very dirty except two streets in the whole city the people there there don’t follow the simplest rules in driving the are very rude they sell the things in high price you should negotiate with them to have low price most of the roads are broken bad weather