Pyramids of Giza Opening Hours

Plan your visit with the official opening times, including seasonal changes and Ramadan hours.

The Pyramids of Giza are open daily, but hours vary between summer and winter seasons and are reduced during the holy month of Ramadan. Last admission is always one hour before closing time. To make the most of your day, check our best time to visit guide for tips on avoiding crowds and the midday heat.

Official Opening Hours 2026

Giza Plateau Main Site

Summer (April – September)7:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Winter (October – March)8:00 AM – 5:00 PM

Pyramid Interiors

All SeasonsGenerally close one hour before the main site. Access may be restricted for conservation.

Ramadan Hours

During Ramadan8:00 AM – 3:00 PM (Last entry 2:00 PM)

Important: Last tickets are sold one hour before the closing time. It is highly recommended to arrive early, especially if you plan to enter the Great Pyramid, as a limited number of tickets are sold each day (typically half in the morning and half in the afternoon).

Opening Hours FAQ

Your questions about timing your visit

Are the Pyramids open every day?
Yes, the Giza Plateau is open to visitors 365 days a year, including public holidays.
What time is the last entry?
The last entry to the Giza Plateau is one hour before the official closing time. For example, in winter, the last ticket is sold at 4:00 PM for a 5:00 PM close.
Do the hours change for the Sound and Light Show?
Yes, the Sound and Light Show is a separate evening event with its own tickets and schedule. The site closes to daytime visitors before the show begins.
Why are the hours shorter during Ramadan?
Opening hours are reduced during the holy month of Ramadan to accommodate the fasting schedule of the staff and local population. Always check the dates for Ramadan before planning a trip.
Can I stay inside the complex after the last entry time?
Once inside, you can stay until the official closing time. The last entry time refers to the latest you can purchase a ticket and enter the site.
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