Cairo and Luxor by Lehnert and Landrock. A handy map with Cairo on one side and Luxor on the other. In Cairo transport includes limousine, taxi, and bus. Official Cairo taxis are predominantly black and white and Alexandria taxis are black and orange. There are also Peugeot taxis in a variety of colors and sizes, but they all have an emblem and number painted on the driver's door.
Fees are the same as the limousine service.
The Airport Bus Service operates from Terminal 1. The bus leaves when full and stops at Midan Tahrir in downtown Cairo, in Mohandeseen, and along Pyramids Road in Giza. There are also regular city buses but they are not recommended for they are often too crowded for foreigners. There are at least half a dozen through trains a day on major routes. There is one privately-owned train operating in Egypt, the Wagon Lits sleeper with first, second and third class compartments.