Church of St. George, Coptic church in Egypt
The Church of St. George is an esteemed Coptic Orthodox church in Cairo.
The current structure dates back to the 10th century, rebuilt after a fire.
It is part of the complex of churches within the Babylon Fortress.
Open to the public and located in the Cairo Governorate.
The church is built atop the foundations of a Roman tower.
Location: Cairo Governorate
Website: patriarchateofalexandria.com/en/holy-monastery-of-st-george
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