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City tour™ 2.

the ultimate travel stroller

Consider this your wanderlust companion, with an ultra-compact fold that helps put any adventure on the map.

your passport to new adventures

Remarkably lightweight.

At only 14 lb, this portable stroller will be your go-to adventure accessory.

ultra-compact & travel-ready

Perfectly sized for traveling, the city tour™ 2's compact design easily folds down for storage and slips into the included carry bag.

Ultra-compact, one-step fold and auto-lock ensures easy transportation and storage.

adjustable comfort features

A multi-position padded seat reclines to a near-flat position and features adjustable calf support.

UV 50+ canopy

A large UV 50+ canopy with extension panel and mesh window keeps baby shaded while allowing you to easily check in.

get going with a travel system

A travel system conveniently pairs a city tour™ 2 stroller with our city GO™ 2 infant car seat so you can hit the road with ease from day 1.

"As a traveling mom of 2 kids under 3, the City Tour 2 has been an absolute godsend. Super compact and lightweight, the City Tour 2 made it manageable."

tested to extremes, like you

We stand by the quality and durability of our gear, backing each stroller with a lifetime frame warranty and testing all of our products to extremes. Because we know you need gear that can keep up with your journey.

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Discover how you can get the most out of your city tour™ 2 stroller with a full range of accessories.

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Baby Jogger City Tour 2 Is a Streamlined Travel Stroller for Parents on the Go

We’ve been testing one for months, and here’s our honest review.

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Baby Jogger City Tour 2

Verywell Family / Laura Denby

Maneuvers easily on different surfaces

Lightweight and compact folded

Reclines fully for naps

Minimal under-seat storage

No shoulder strap

Too large for most overhead bins

Though lacking some of the special features of a larger, everyday stroller, the Baby Jogger City Tour 2 is a comfortable, compact, and easy-to-use stroller that makes traveling with a baby considerably easier.

Who It’s For

Maneuverability, portability, how we tested, the competition.

• Final Verdict

If you’ve ever traveled with an infant or toddler, you know how important it is to pack strategically. Strollers are often the biggest challenge when it comes to packing for a baby. They’re essential, but they can be bulky and cumbersome to carry. They take up a ton of space in the trunk of a car and are often too large to carry on an airplane. If you travel often or have limited storage space at home, having a dedicated travel stroller can make life much easier. That’s why we decided to test travel strollers , including the Baby Jogger City Tour 2, in the lab and out in the real world. 

The City Tour 2 is a dedicated travel stroller that folds up tightly, allowing for easier travel while still providing a smooth, comfortable ride for the child. This compact, 14.5-pound stroller fits into a convenient package that’s ideal for parents who don’t have the space—in the car or in the house—to store and transport a large stroller.

Our expert product testers put this stroller to use over the course of three months. First, we tested it alongside other leading travel strollers in the Verywell Testing Lab , where we evaluated everything from weight and size to maneuverability and durability. Next, we took it home and used it with an 11-month-old baby for everyday tasks like going to the grocery store, taking long walks, and quick trips to the beach. Our testers considered how it performed compared to standard strollers, and evaluated any special features that made it stand out. Most of all, we aimed to assess how convenient it is for parents, and how comfortable it is for babies.

The Baby Jogger City Tour 2 folds easily into a compact package, so it’s ideal for families who travel often—by car, train, or airplane. It makes car travel easier by freeing up space in the trunk, and it’s easy to lift and carry with one hand. Like the name implies, this stroller can easily navigate crowded city streets or fold up when riding public transportation, so it’s an ideal option for families on the go. It’s great for smaller homes or apartments that can’t spare the extra space to store a bulky stroller. Keep in mind that it has minimal storage, so it won’t be able to hold groceries, a large backpack, or even some diaper bags. Overall, this is a great option for anyone looking for a smaller, more streamlined stroller that can be packed up and stowed away when not in use.

A stroller that babies can easily nap in is essential for travel, so the ability to recline is a crucial design feature. This stroller reclines with the push of one button, so a baby can sit up or lay back comfortably. The large sun canopy is UV 50+ with a mesh peekaboo window for shade and increased air flow on sunny days. The straps are adjustable, and the padded clasp is secure and easy to latch and unlatch. We love that it has adjustable calf support, so it can adapt to your baby’s growing legs. However, this streamlined stroller has minimal storage underneath the seat. In fact, our testers weren’t able to store a backpack or diaper bag in there, which can make traveling with bags more cumbersome. Also keep in mind that the handle doesn’t have adjustable heights. Overall, it scored a 4.5 out of 5 stars for design.

This stroller maneuvers exceptionally well across different surfaces, including grass, gravel, and carpet. In fact, our testers gave it a near-perfect 4.8 score for maneuverability. It’s easy to push and feels lightweight when doing so. Our testers barely notice the difference when transitioning from gravel to carpet or hardwood, so it provides a smooth ride with barely any bumps felt in the handle bar. The wheels turn quite well with a tight radius. The foot break is easy to latch and unlatch, providing extra convenience and safety.

During our lab test the Baby Jogger City Tour 2 received a 4.5 rating for overall portability. It folds up easily and doesn’t feel bulky. It almost feels like a briefcase when carrying it folded up by the handle. Although the stroller itself doesn’t have a shoulder strap, the included carry-bag does, so you can pack it up and have your hands free for other luggage and your child. 

In order to fold the stroller, you lock the wheels then slide the thumb button and press the handle button using your remaining fingers. Then you push the handle bar into the canopy to collapse it into itself, and lock it into place using the lever. Folding the stroller is intuitive and takes just a few tries to get the hang of it. Our testers appreciated that it could be done with one hand (though at first it took two hands to lock it into place). Our at-home testers were able to fold it and unfold it while holding a baby in the other hand. Once folded, it’s easy to pick up and maneuver with one hand. The wheels detach for added portability, which means it can squeeze into even tighter spaces if needed.

To test this stroller, we considered a number of different attributes like weight, design, durability, portability, maneuverability, and how easy it is to fold. We tested it alongside competitors in our lab, and used it at-home over the course of three months to gain real-world insight. We first recorded things like weight and measurement, then ran the stroller through a number of tests to determine its overall functionality and performance. 

First, we practiced opening and closing the stroller multiple times to determine how easy it is to fold. We considered any straps, buttons, or locks, and noted how intuitive or confusing it was to figure out. We paid particular attention to how easy it was to open and fold with one hand, considering the fact that most users will be holding a baby in the other hand. To test portability, we carried the stroller around using the included straps, and assessed whether or not they were comfortable, well-placed, and sturdy. To test maneuverability, we wheeled the stroller back and forth over carpet, gravel, hardwood flooring, and grass, then recorded its performance. To test durability, our testers folded up the stroller and dropped it from waist height, then we pushed it off a table. We recorded any signs of damage and took note of any changes in performance. 

After the initial testing phase, we continued to use this stroller in everyday applications over the course of three months. Our home tester used this as her primary stroller on car trips and train trips, on long walks along the road, and on the beach. She put it to use traveling alone with an 11-month-old baby, and gained real-world insight into its efficacy as a functional travel stroller.

Verywell / Laura Denby

This is one of Baby Jogger’s most affordable strollers, and it retails for $250 at the time of this publication. Travel strollers are typically less expensive than standard strollers, but this is still one of the more cost-effective strollers we tested. Considering how easy it is to maneuver, how comfortable it is to use, and how easy it is to store, this is a fantastic value for the price. 

Nuna TRVL Stroller

Our testers found the Nuna TRVL to be easier to fold up with one hand than the Baby Jogger City Tour 2. We loved how easy the buttons are to push. Like the Baby Jogger, we found it to be incredibly easy to maneuver on grass, gravel, and carpet. It’s slightly more compact than the Baby Jogger and can fit into a standard overhead bin in an airplane. Although it’s more compact, the TRVL is slightly heavier (15.4 pounds compared to the City Tour 2’s 14.5), which could be because it boasts more storage. The Nuna has a storage bin that’s large enough to accommodate a backpack or diaper bag. However, it’s considerably more expensive and retails for about $450 .

The City Tour 2 is a convenient and portable stroller that makes traveling with a baby much easier. It maneuvers expertly across different types of terrain and is easy to fold up and tote around, so we think it’s an incredible value for the price. It lacks some of the bells and whistles that larger strollers have—like extra storage, an extendable handle, and cup holder—but that doesn’t take away from its overall functionality as a streamlined travel stroller.

• Product Name Baby Jogger City Tour 2
• Price $250.00
• Weight 14.5 lbs.
• Product Dimensions 20 x 40 x 26 in.
• Color Black, Gray, Green
• Dimensions Folded 19.5 x 7 x 22.5 in.
• Weight Capacity Can accommodate children up to 45 pounds
• Storage Bin Weight Capacity 15 pounds
• Warranty Limited lifetime warranty
• Includes Protective carry bag

By Laura Denby Laura Denby is a New York-based parenting, home, food, wine writer who focuses on finding the best products for parents and home cooks. She has a Culinary Arts diploma from the Institute of Culinary Education and a WSET Level 2 Award in Wine and Spirits. Her product recommendations have appeared on leading publications like Food Network, Taste of Home, Forbes Vetted, Parents.com, and Real Simple.

city tour™ 2 double ultra compact side-by-side double stroller

Colour: Pitch Black

Lightweight double travel stroller features a compact and easy-to-maneuver design

Fits through a standard doorway, making getting around town with two kids easier than ever

Ultra-compact one-step fold with auto-lock for secure and easy transportation and storage

Multi-position padded seats recline to a near-flat position and adjustable calf supports provide comfort on the go for growing children

Lightweight and durable tyres with front-wheel suspension, lockable front-swivel wheels, and a foot-operated parking brake 

Product Details

Description.

The Baby Jogger® City Tour™ 2 Double Stroller makes getting around town with two kids easier than ever. Designed to fit through a standard doorway, this lightweight double stroller also folds compactly for easy transportation and storage. This fully featured stroller includes 2 comfortable padded seats with multiple recline positions and adjustable calf supports, as well as UV 50+ canopies with extension panels and peekaboo windows. The City Tour™ 2 Double Stroller can be easily customized with add-on accessories (sold separately), so you’re equipped to carry on with your day, wherever it may lead you.

Stroller weighs only 10.5 kg and is 66.5 cm wide

Large storage basket holds up to 5 kg so you have everything you need within reach

Large UV 50+ rated canopies with extension panels and peekaboo windows keep your children shaded while allowing you - to easily check in

Supports children from birth up to 15 kg per seat

Limited lifetime manufacturer’s warranty on frame

Stroller is not intended for jogging

Specification

Care & maintenance.

Machine wash seat on cold, gentle or delicate and drip dry. Do not use bleach, solvents or abrasive cleaning materials. Do not press, iron, dry clean or tumble dry. Reminder to always remove the metal frame and PE boards from the seat before washing. If the seat cover requires replacing, only use parts from a Baby Jogger authorized dealer. Plastic and metal parts may be surface washed only using warm water and mild soap; towel dry. The wheels can be cleaned using a damp cloth and must be dried completely with a soft towel or cloth before use. Do not store outside or near a direct heat source such as a radiator or fire. Always store in a dry and safe environment.

Accessories

City tour™ 2 double carrycot, parent console for strollers.

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Baby Jogger City Tour 2 Ultra-Compact Travel Stroller - Jet

The city tour™ 2 folds small for big adventures. Now newly redesigned with infant car seat connection and carry cot compatibility so you can stroll from birth or with toddler on the go. The ultra-compact one hand fold and included carry bag make the city tour™ 2 the ultimate travel companion. Weighing only 14 lbs, the fully featured stroller includes multiple recline positions, adjustable calf support, UV 50+ canopy and a comfortable padded seat with added depth. Add-on accessories allow for easy customization of the city tour™ 2 stroller so you're equipped to carry on with your day, wherever it may lead you.

• Infants Welcome: City Tour 2 is compatible with infant car seats as well as the new Baby Jogger City Tour 2 Carry Cot.
• A Comfortable Ride: Padded seat with added depth keeps baby comfortable as you're strolling.
• Fold It, Lock It, and Go: One-hand fold and auto-lock make it easy to take the City Tour along with you, no matter what the day brings.
• Travel Ready: Take a trip without breaking a sweat. Ultra-compact stroller folds to 19" across, 7" deep, and 23" tall to fold up and pack alongside your luggage.
• Smooth Rides: Lightweight, durable rubber composite tires and locking front swivel wheels with suspension provide a smooth and nimble ride.
• Get a Leg Up on Comfort: Baby can stretch out and relax! Adjustable calf support provides maximum comfort for growing legs.
• Canopy with a View: Keep baby shaded with the UV 50+ canopy with extension panel, while the peekaboo window lets you keep an eye on baby as you stroll.
• Store Without Stress: Storage basket has front and rear access so everything you need is within easy reach.

Specifications:

• Stroller Weight: 14.3 lbs
• Stroller Height: 38.9”
• Folded Dimensions: 6.8 H x 16.9 W x 21.6 L
• Usage age: 6 months to 45 lbs 
• Size folded and unfolded small, the push, the car seat adapter and so easy.
• Car seat stroller and everyday use
• The foot rest can twist and make it hard to fold down, the harness comes apart when your trying to buckle the 5 pieces together
• -compact, slim & light
• -adjustable footrest
• -change diapers
• -easy maneuverability
• -deep recline for comfortable napping
• -good canopies
• -firm & sturdy structure
• -traveling abroad
• -strolling at WDW Resort
• -easy loading on trams, buses, trains, etc.
• -minimalistic approach to parenting lifestyle
• -fits great in small to medium sized trunks without taking to much space
• -does not stand easily on its own
• -no cup holder for parent or child
• -May need both hands to fold and unfold smoothly
• Great for the price.
• Compact easy to fold.
• Travel or leave in a car.
• Sun shade could be bigger.
• More upright for the upright position.
• Lightweight and compact
• Easy to handle
• Built sturdy
• Large canopy
• Almost flat recline
• Calf support
• Ability to attach infant car seat
• Nice fabric
• Every day for toddler
• Cannot stand up without tipping over on its side

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Baby Jogger City Tour 2 Stroller Review

We purchased 20 lightweight and umbrella strollers including the Baby Jogger City Tour 2 and subjected them to more than 100 standardized tests and measurements. While the City Tour 2 is highly maneuverable and of reasonable quality, it lacks storage space and is not the easiest to fold.

Baby Jogger City Tour 2

Lightweight, compact, maneuverable but lacking in comfort and storage

How it Compares

The Baby Jogger City Tour 2 is the lightest of the upscale strollers produced by the Baby Jogger brand. It is a quality stroller available at a reasonable price. It scores in the middle of the pack when compared to other umbrella and lightweight strollers in this group.

The original version of the City Tour did not work for infants but the City Tour 2 has infant car seat adapters available. Or it can be purchased as a travel system with the car seat included.

Note : Despite the word “Jogger” in the product name, this is not a jogging stroller.

The double stroller version of the City Tour 2 is popular because of its light weight.

Related Reading : Best Performing Lightweight Strollers

Response to Criticism

We reviewed all of the critical customer reviews about the City Tour and compared them to our own experience in the table below. Some complaints are legitimate and others we disagree with.

Testing and Research

We identified the top 20 lightweight wagons on the market that had strong customer reviews and met our size and weight criteria. We purchased them and executed more than 100 tests for a realistic, head-to-head comparison of the most important factors: weight, folded size, usability for parents, comfort and usability for kids, folding, maneuverability, and quality.

Weight and Folded Size

At 14 lbs the City Tour 2 is in the middle of the group for weight. It is a small 2.2 cubic feet when folded which makes it one of the more compact-fold travel strollers. Many people buy it for its easy transportation and use as an everyday stroller.

Folded Size

Steering and Maneuverability

We found the City Tour 2 to steer and turn responsively in our obstacle course and in normal usage. Ease of Steering :

The front wheels are only 5″ in diameter, so we were surprised that the stroller did well compared to most on rough terrain and uneven surfaces. I don’t recommend the City Tour 2 for anything but streets or sidewalks on a normal basis because the wheels are not built for abuse.

Unlike most of the strollers we tested, this one does not have spring suspension in any of the wheel assemblies.

It is a winner when it comes to jumping curbs requiring only 8 kg of downward force on the handle:

The City Tour 2 is one of the best strollers as far as staying on a straight line when pushing. It can be very annoying to pull against a stroller that tries to veer to the side. Veer Tendency testing (higher numbers are better):

The front wheels can be locked in place to reduce veering for longer, straight walks.

Some parents have complained about wheel vibration . In our test, we found the vibration to be about average compared to other lightweight strollers.

Taking all of our steering and maneuverability tests into consideration, the City Tour 2 is a top performer in this category.

Overall Maneuverability Rating:

Ease of Use

Storage baskets are one of the most important features of a stroller, and umbrella strollers naturally have limited storage capacity .

We can cram a fairly full backpack under the seat but it requires stretching the elastic to the max. We have to bend down to access the basket, and especially if we are pushing smaller things like wipes or diapers to the front to make room for a purse or small bag in the back.

Surprisingly the basket is rated to hold 15 lbs compared to most lightweight strollers that hold 10 lbs or less.

The basket is the only available storage, there is no compartment for a mobile phone or other small items. Also missing are cup holders or a snack tray.

The City Tour comes with a nice travel bag. I have to work both to get it to fit in the carry bag and then to zip it up. Once in the bag, it is comfortable to carry with the padded strap. If you don’t want to bother with the bag, it can be carried by the stroller handle.

We like the peekaboo window, though as mentioned above, it is held closed by velcro that is noisy when open it. So in order to avoid waking baby it’s better to just leave it open.

The handle is 38.5″ inches high which could be uncomfortable for taller parents. It is not adjustable. It is made of firm rubber and has a nice, sturdy feel.

We unboxed and assembled the stroller in about 3 minutes. The only assembly required was inserting the wheels into place. The manual is ok but we don’t care for the words and pictures being on separate pages.

I like the buckle. The hip and shoulder strap clips stay together so that you only have to click two pieces in, not four. The buckle release is not too firm or soft.

I don’t care for the harness strap adjustment because it takes some fiddling to shorten the hip straps. The shoulder straps require rethreading as your child grows.

The City Tour 2 has a single brake that stops both rear wheels. It requires very little force to engage and even less to release. It’s easy on bare feet!

We originally rated the effectiveness 10 out of 10 but after using it for a while we found that the brake would release itself whenever the stroller was pushed or pulled, without touching the brake pedal. We dropped the rating to 8.

The handle has a little motion when pushing where it is joined to the frame with a hinge. This makes the stroller feel less sturdy.

The seat reclines with one hand and needs two hands to raise back up.

The Baby Jogger City Tour 2 is currently only available in jet black. These accessories can be purchased separately:

• Car seat adapter (for Graco and Baby Jogger infant car seats) It is compatible with the City GO and many Graco Snugride car seats. Check compatibility .
• Parent console

Folding and Transport

Our “How to fold the Baby Jogger City Tour 2” video:

This is a one-hand fold stroller but it has some quirks that add seconds to the fold process. On average it takes us 4 seconds to fold and 5 seconds to unfold the stroller.

It folds by sliding a release and pressing the fold button on the handle. You then push the handle forward and continue pushing it down to the ground. If the handle is not pressed down fully, it often fails to lock into its folded position.

Unfolding the stroller requires releasing the latch, separating the frame so that the latch doesn’t reengage, then pulling the handle up and snapping the stroller out to its extended, upright form.

The stroller does not stand and cannot be pulled in its folded position. It is a very compact stroller at 2.2 cubic feet when folded. The folded dimensions are 22″ x 20″ x 7″ which is a bit larger than the typical 22″ x 14″ x 9″ size requirements for an overhead bin. However some airlines may accept it, and it is smaller with the wheels popped off.

Here’s how it compares to the Baby Jogger City Mini GT2 in folded size:

See our full review of the Baby Jogger City Mini GT2 .

Kid Comfort

We tested for bumps and vibrations with a vibration meter. The City Tour 2 was average in the smoothness of its ride. The lack of spring suspension probably contributes to a bumpier ride. Lower numbers are better in the table below. 

Ride Smoothness:

The weight limit for this stroller is 45 lbs and height limit is 40″. The seat height is 16.5″. By comparison, the Bugaboo Butterfly has a 22″ high seat back and deeper seat. This stroller is best for smaller toddlers.

The seats are sparsely padded. I can easily feel the plastic board through the padding. The padding behind the buckle is helpful to prevent burns when the plastic gets hot in the sun.

The seat in upright position sits at a reasonable 64 degree angle. It has multiple recline positions and fully reclines to 26 degrees, which is of course not flat, but is back far enough for good napping. When the leg rest is raised it makes a nice, extended nap space, as well as calf support.

The UV 50 canopy doesn’t provide much sun coverage. There is a little more protection when the seat is reclined.

Quality and Safety

Baby Jogger strollers meet or exceed ASTM and/or EN1888 testing standards . Nevertheless, we did some tip-over and pinch-point testing as a comparison with other strollers.

We found a few places where little fingers could be pinched, or worse, near the hinges. This is typical of most strollers. You always want to keep children a few feet away when folding and unfolding.

In our tip-over testing, this stroller tipped over backward with a 12 lb bag hanging from the handle. This was true for most of the umbrella strollers we tested.

In the sideways tip over test, the City Tour 2 was about average in terms of the amount of weight swing it took to tip it over to the side.

We found the parts and fabric to be high-quality as is typical for Baby Jogger gear. The wheels are not the best constructed.

We were a bit frustrated with the folding mechanism but don’t know whether it is a design or quality issue.

The City Tour 2 was among the quietest strollers when we measured the average decibel levels of sound over a standardized course. Average Decibels in our sound test:

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Sipping sundowners on deck, falling asleep to the gentle sound of water lapping against your boat, and soaking up timeless landscapes away from the crowds… A cruise along the Nile  is one of the best ways to experience Egypt. Your specialist will help you choose a vessel to suit your style, whether it’s a luxury ship with a spa or a more intimate traditional dahabiya.

Where the trip could take you:

You’ll start in Egypt’s frenetic capital city, Cairo , just a short drive from the country’s best-known pyramids. We suggest staying here for a couple of days before flying to Aswan for your cruise, which will take you to an array of tombs and temples along the river. You can then catch a flight from Luxor  back to Cairo.

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Throughout your journey, you’ll step off your ship or boat with expert Egyptologist guides. They’ll share stories of ancient Egyptian pharaohs and gods, decoding the hieroglyphics you encounter along the way. Depending on which vessel you choose, you’ll probably stop to see Philae Temple, the Temple of Horus, and the Valley of the Kings.

Before or after your cruise, you can explore the country more deeply. You might ride a camel on the Giza Plateau for an alternative perspective on the pyramids. Or, try your hand at bartering in Cairo’s chaotic souqs with the help of a local guide.

Alternatively, if you’d like even more time on the water, you can glide along the Nile on a felucca, a traditional wooden sailboat, to visit Aswan Botanical Garden or Elephantine Island’s mud-brick ruins.

2. Cairo, Luxor & Aswan by land

If you’d rather keep your feet on solid ground, it’s easy to see Egypt’s historical highlights without boarding a boat. Unlike a cruise, there are no fixed timings, so you have more flexibility and freedom to explore what you want at your own pace. You can also visit nearby sights, like the laidback city of Alexandria  or the temples at Abu Simbel, built by Ramses the Great.

As with most Egypt tours, you’ll fly into Cairo to spend a couple of days in the city and at the pyramids. Then, you’ll take a short flight to Luxor for the driving portion of your journey to Aswan  (we’ll arrange a private driver for you). En route, you can make as many stops as you’d like to explore the nearby temples with an expert guide. Once you’re ready to head home, you’ll fly back to Cairo’s international airport.

Privacy is the ultimate luxury in Egypt, so you’ll have your own private guide with you as you tour the country’s ancient sites. You could wander Giza’s pyramids at dawn before the site officially opens to visitors, and venture into quieter temples in the Valley of the Kings that fly under the radar on standard tours.

For something a little different, wind your way through Aswan’s narrow market streets searching for traditional Nubian handicrafts. Then, visit the Nubian Museum, where you can further delve into the culture and history of the Indigenous people who’ve lived in this region for thousands of years.

3. Egypt city & beach break

Vibrant souqs and delicately spiced street food, followed by coral-fringed shores — Egypt’s draw goes well beyond its ancient monuments. For a cultural trip with time to unwind on the coast, you might enjoy combining Cairo with a few days by the Red Sea . A great option for divers, this route balances adventure and relaxation.

After landing in Cairo, you’ll meet your private driver and guide, who’ll help you see the capital through the eyes of a local. From there, it’s a short flight to the bustling beachside resorts of Hurghada, or a 90-minute drive from Hurghada’s airport if you’d like to relax on the sleepier El Quseir coast instead.

Once there, you’ll probably spend most of your time at a resort (your specialist can help you choose one with plenty of character). For jaunts outside the resort, you can opt for a taxi.

While you’re in the capital, we can, of course, arrange for you to visit its relic-filled museums and nearby pyramids with a private Egyptologist guide.

However, there’s more to the city than its ancient roots. You can join a street-food tour that takes in the city’s best places for koshari, fresh juices, and baklava. Or, take a guided tour of the twinkling Khan El Khalili bazaar at night, where you can soak up the atmosphere and learn how to haggle like a local.

Along the Red Sea coast, you can spend your days stretching out on the sand, relaxing at the spa, and snorkeling above kaleidoscopic coral reefs teeming with fish, turtles, and octopuses. Some of our favorite hotels, like Mövenpick El Quseir , also offer adrenaline-filled 4x4 tours into the desert.

4. Luxor & Red Sea relaxation

If you want to combine Egypt’s history with a beach stay, we recommend splitting your time between Luxor — ancient Egypt’s most important city — and Hurghada by the Red Sea. These two places let you explore hieroglyphic-adorned tombs on the West and East banks with an Egyptologist guide, before swimming, diving, and unwinding along the coast.

This route allows you to forgo the rush of Cairo, flying straight into Luxor. We’ll arrange for a driver to take you to its historic landmarks, accompanied by a private guide. Then, they’ll drive you four hours northeast along vast swathes of desert to Hurghada’s reef-fringed shores.

Though you won’t see any pyramids on this trip, Luxor boasts a large concentration of well-preserved tombs, temples, obelisks, and hundreds of sphinx statutes. As you explore, your private guide with help you decipher hieroglyphics, tell tales of the pharaohs, kings, and queens who are buried there, and give you an insight into ancient Egyptian beliefs about the afterlife (the West Bank is known as the ‘Theban Necropolis’).

We can also arrange for you to visit tombs that are often missed if you’re taking a cruise, like the highly decorated Tomb of Seti I and Tomb of Queen Nefatari. You can also visit Howard Carter’s mud-brick residence. He lived here for around 20 years, searching for and eventually finding and documenting the Tomb of Tutankhamun. There’s an exact replica of the tomb next to the house — an impressive project that aims to preserve and protect the original burial place.

5. Egypt & Jordan’s ancient civilizations

From ancient Egypt to the Nabatean Kingdom, this trip idea takes you to two wonders of the world: the Great Pyramid of Giza and Jordan’s Petra , ending with a cruise on the Nile. You’ll get to experience Egypt’s historical highlights, including the main tombs, temples, and pyramids, as well as Jordan ’s ancient city ruins at Petra and Jerash and its stark desert environment at Wadi Rum.

You’ll fly into Amman’s airport for the Jordan portion of your trip. We’ll arrange for a private driver and guide to take you from place to place, including Petra, Jerash, and Wadi Rum. Then, you’ll catch a short flight to Cairo, followed by a domestic flight to Aswan for your Nile cruise. You can then relax on the Red Sea coast in Hurghada.

Much like Egypt’s ancient sites, Petra can get busy. To avoid the crowds, we’ll arrange for you to visit with a guide at dawn, when there are far fewer people around and light dances off the city’s rock-carved façades.

For an alternative perspective, you can hike the ‘back way’ to Petra. Against the stark mountain backdrop, your guide will steer you towards Petra’s Monastery before the throngs arrive, sharing expert insights into its 2,000-year-old history as you walk. Then, you can finish the day with a private Jordanian dinner in a Bedouin cave.

To make the most of Jordan’s Mars-like desert landscapes, you can also take a 4x4 tour with a local Bedouin guide in Wadi Rum . Or, if you’d rather experience the burnt-orange scenery at a slower pace, go for a hike or a camel ride instead.

Further reading

• What to do in Egypt: our highlights guide
• Family vacations in Egypt
• Honeymoons in Egypt
• Nile cruises: the route to ancient Egypt
• Luxury Egypt: live like a pharaoh

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A post that Mr. Trump circulated on Sunday called for Liz Cheney to be prosecuted by a military court reserved for enemy combatants and war criminals.

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Former President Donald J. Trump over the weekend escalated his vows to prosecute his political opponents , circulating posts on his social media website invoking “televised military tribunals” and calling for the jailing of President Biden, Vice President Kamala Harris, Senators Mitch McConnell and Chuck Schumer and former Vice President Mike Pence, among other high-profile politicians.

Mr. Trump, using his account on Truth Social on Sunday, promoted two posts from other users of the site that called for the jailing of his perceived political enemies.

One post that he circulated on Sunday singled out Liz Cheney, the former Wyoming congresswoman who is a Republican critic of Mr. Trump’s, and called for her to be prosecuted by a type of military court reserved for enemy combatants and war criminals.

“Elizabeth Lynne Cheney is guilty of treason,” the post said. “Retruth if you want televised military tribunals.”

A separate post included photos of 15 former and current elected officials that said, in all-capital letters, “they should be going to jail on Monday not Steve Bannon! ” Those officials included Mr. Biden, Ms. Harris, Mr. Pence, Mr. Schumer and Mr. McConnell — the top leaders in the Senate — and Representative Nancy Pelosi, the former House speaker.

The list in the second post also had members of the House committee that investigated the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the Capitol, including Ms. Cheney and the former Illinois congressman Adam Kinzinger, another Republican, and the Democratic Representatives Adam Schiff, Jamie Raskin, Pete Aguilar, Zoe Lofgren and Bennie Thompson, who chaired the committee.

In a statement, the Trump campaign did not address Mr. Trump’s posts, instead repeating allegations of misconduct by members of the committee, saying “Liz Cheney and the sham January 6th committee banned key witnesses, shielded important evidence, and destroyed documents” related to their investigation.

The posts, which were amplified by Mr. Trump’s Truth Social account on Sunday afternoon, were still listed on his profile on Monday afternoon.

The Biden campaign denounced the posts in a statement, saying that Mr. Trump “is doubling down on threats to our democracy,” adding that “the Supreme Court has now paved the way for him to do exactly what he is saying he will if he wins.”

Ms. Cheney responded with her own social media post on Sunday evening, saying “Donald — This is the type of thing that demonstrates yet again that you are not a stable adult — and are not fit for office.”

Mr. Trump has repeatedly called for the imprisonment of his political opponents, often singling out members of the Jan. 6 committee. But the two posts that Mr. Trump amplified on Sunday particularly stand out.

One proposed jailing an extensive list of high-ranking officials, including Mr. Trump’s former vice president, the top Republican in the Senate and the current president and vice president. The other invoked the dictatorial imagery of a televised military tribunal, which would strip Ms. Cheney of her right to due process similar to the military courts used to prosecute terror suspects at Guantánamo Bay

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With Taylor Swift heading to Germany, one city has taken her name — at least for a few weeks

Schoolgirl Aleshanee Westhoff shows a “Swiftkirchen” town sign in honor of musician Taylor Swift in Gelsenkirchen, Germany, Tuesday, July 2, 2024. The Swifties are about to take over the German city of Gelsenkirchen, where American superstar Taylor Swift is set to give three concerts of her Eras Tour later this month. In honor of the singer, the city renamed itself “Swiftkirchen” — at least temporarily to welcome the tens of thousands of fans who are expected to come for the Eras Tour shows on July 17, 18 and 19, German news agency dpa reported. (Bernd Thissen/dpa via AP)

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BERLIN (AP) — The Swifties are about to take over the German city formerly known as Gelsenkirchen, where American superstar Taylor Swift is set to give three Eras Tour concerts later this month.

In honor of the singer, the city has renamed itself “Swiftkirchen” — at least temporarily — to welcome the tens of thousands of fans who are expected to come for her shows on July 17, 18 and 19, German news agency dpa reported.

A yellow city sign with the new name — which translates roughtly to “Swift’s Church” — was unveiled Tuesday by Swift fan Aleshanee Westhoff, who suggested the name to the city’s mayor and started a petition a few weeks ago. Mayor Karin Welge thanked the teenager for her “great idea” in a letter accepting the proposal.

The Swiftie sign has been emblazoned with a pink portrait of the pop icon and is located in the city center. Several more signs “at highly frequented locations in Gelsenkirchen” will be put up in the coming days, city spokesman Markus Schwardtmann told dpa.

One of the poorest cities in Germany, Gelsenkirchen is a former coal mining town that’s never recovered from the decline of its main industry. The Ruhr city is known for its soccer team, and a massive stadium that occasionally attracts international entertainers like Swift.

And there’s more to come in Germany’s Swiftie town.

The U.S. singer will also receive her own stone on the Gelsenkirchen Walk of Fame, alongside local notables like soccer coach Rudi Assauer and writer Ilse Kibgis, and during her concerts, the city will host open-air parties with karaoke performances. A “Taylor Swift streetcar” is already up and running, dpa reported.

Further fan attractions are being planned but kept secret for the time being. “There will be lots of big and small surprises so that the Swifties have plenty to discover in Gelsenkirchen,” Schwardtmann said.

Swift’s concerts in Gelsenkirchen are sold out and will take place at the Veltins-Arena on Schalke stadium, which has space for up to 70,000 Swifties. Further Eras Tour shows are planned for Hamburg and Munich.

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