A. Al-Bursa Superblock
| Delimitations: | North: Qasr al-Nil St.South: Muhammad Sabri Abu 'Alam St.East: Sharif Pasha St.West: Tal'at Harb sq. |
| Area: | 45410m2 |
| Total number of premises: | 155 |
| Dominant activities: | Retail |
Al-Bursa Superblock is named after the Stock Exchange building, which is located on Al-Sharifayn Passageway. Historically, the whole area of the superblock was one parcel of land. The apartment buildings on the block are situated on what used to be the palace and gardens of Qattawi Pasha, a leading figure in the development of Downtown Cairo in the early 20th century. A side street within the district was formerly named after him; Qattawi Pasha Street. In the early 1990s, the streets were formally pedestrianized. During the 25th of January Revolution, activists, journalists and artists sat in the many coffee shops on the block. In 2015, in an attempt to restore order to Downtown Cairo, the coffee shops without permits were shut down.
Mapping was last done in April 2015.
A1. Al-Ahli Al-Masri Bank Passageway
A2. Sharif Al-Saghir Passageway 
A3. 'Ulwi Passageway 
A4. Al-Kubaysi Passageway 
A5. Al-Subki Passageway 
A6. Al-Sharifayn Passageway 
A7. Al-Qadi Al-Fadil Passageway 
A8. Ibn Tha'lab Passageway 
A9. Misr Life Insurance Passageway 
A10. Abu Bakr Khayrat Passageway 
A11. Al-Muhrani Passageway