Africa's 'cheapest capital city' that's an ancient paradise with £1 pints of beer

has always appealed to many and with , more Brits are on the lookout for . If you're someone who loves history, culture, and saving money, one ticks all the boxes.

It's been described as an ancient paradise, with thousands of years of history, world-famous landmarks, and one of the lowest on the continent. And to top it all off, a can cost as little as 92p. The place in question is , the where you can explore the Pyramids of Giza, historic mosques, and sip local brews without breaking the bank. According to , Cairo is the cheapest capital city in Africa. Travellers typically spend around $20 (about £16) per day, which covers accommodation, meals, transport and sightseeing. A one-week trip for two people comes in at roughly £215.

Food and drink are where visitors can save the most. Based on , a draught beer at a local restaurant costs just 92p, while an imported bottle comes in at around £1.96.

You can reportedly grab a meal at an inexpensive restaurant for about £3, and a three-course meal for two at a mid-range eatery costs around £15.

Transport is also cheap, with a one-way local ticket costing just 21p and a monthly pass priced at £4.65, according to .

Even taxis are affordable, with a short ride typically costing under 50p. But there's more to Cairo than just low prices.

The city is home to some of the world's most iconic ancient monuments.

As travel experts at put it, the Pyramids of Giza have stood for nearly 4,000 years and continue to fascinate visitors with "their size, precision, and mystery".

Many still believe they were built by otherworldly beings but archaeological evidence shows they were constructed by an organised workforce of Egyptian farmers.

Cairo also has one of the most significant collections of ancient artefacts at the Egyptian Museum.

While some items are being relocated to the new Grand Egyptian Museum, many treasures, including Tutankhamun's tomb, remain on display.

All in all, there is plenty to do in Cairo without breaking the bank.