The Great Sphinx of Giza, an iconic monolithic statue, is a must-visit in Egypt, located within the Giza Necropolis. The site is generally accessible, though navigating the sandy, uneven terrain can be challenging for those with mobility issues; viewing areas are relatively flat. While you can visit solo by purchasing a ticket for the Giza Necropolis (approx. 240-300 EGP for foreign adults, subject to change), a guided tour is highly recommended to gain deeper historical context. There are no seasonal restrictions for visiting, but summer months (June-August) bring extreme heat, so consider early morning or late afternoon visits, and always bring water, sunscreen, and a hat. While viewing the Sphinx directly might take 15-30 minutes, most visitors spend 2-4 hours exploring the entire Giza Necropolis complex, which includes the pyramids. Be prepared for persistent local vendors and camel/horse ride offers.