Audio Guide of Soho Square

Soho Square is the city’s nightlife hub and is usually open every day from **4:00 PM until 3:00 or 4:00 AM**. The most convenient way to get there is by taxi, although many hotels in the Sharks Bay area, such as the Savoy Sharm, offer direct transfers or are just a short walk away.

No, entry to the complex is **completely free**. You can walk around, watch the fountain, and enjoy the atmosphere at no cost. You only pay for what you consume in the restaurants, bars, or for specific activities such as the ice rink or the Culturama.

To enjoy the full experience without rushing, I recommend setting aside **2 to 3 hours**. That gives you enough time to have dinner, watch the dancing fountain show, and enjoy a drink at the famous Ice Bar.

Unlike the Old Market, Soho Square represents the **modernity and luxury tourism** of Egypt, winning multiple awards as a safe, high-quality entertainment center. It is the contemporary cultural meeting point where international cuisine and artistic performances come together.

Without a doubt, you should visit **at night**, preferably after 8:00 PM. That is when the lighting comes alive, the desert heat eases, and the live performances begin on the main stage.

Yes, Soho Square stands out for its excellent layout; the entire complex is flat, paved, and equipped with ramps, making it **highly accessible for wheelchairs and strollers**. The restrooms and most restaurants are also adapted for people with reduced mobility.

You are in the White Knight Beach area, very close to the famous **Shark's Bay**, which is ideal for snorkeling during the day before heading to Soho. You are also surrounded by luxury resorts that offer access to stunning private beaches.

Don’t leave without seeing the **Dancing Fountain** show, which takes place every hour at night, and if you are looking for a unique experience, try ice skating in the middle of the desert. To plan your evening better, check the events schedule on the official website.