C5. Estoril Passageway
| Superblock: | C. Qasr Al-Nil Superblock |
| Genealogy: | Historically planned as passageway |
| Morphology: | 2 Entrances - straight perpendicular |
| Area: | 361m2 |
| Average Width: | 5.5m |
| Length: | 85m |
| Total number of premises: | 13 |
| Dominant activities: | Travel and Tourism |
Connecting Tal‘at Harb and Qasr al-Nil Streets, the Estoril Passageway played an important role during the 25th of January Revolution, as it was the back entrance for one of the numerous first aid stations set up in the streets. The passageway is colored by dozens of posters referring to the many events taking place Downtown. Besides the concentration of travel agencies on its ground floor level, the passageway also boasts one of the most well-known restaurants in Downtown: Estoril. This passageway is also known as al-Sharq Passasgeway, for al-Sharq Insurance company, whose Art Deco headquarters are on the north side.
Related street level premises:
American Express Travel Services (C1a001)
Abedos Tours (C1a002) 
Book seller (C1a003)
Tunisair (C1a004)
Air Algerie (C1b.0.01)
Eastmar Travel (C1b002)
Meridian House (C1b003)
Estoril (C1c001)
Decastro Tours (C1d005)
Memnon Tours (C1d001)
Closed (C1d004)
Norma Tours (C1d002)
Closed (C1d003)