<p>Waterfront public spaces are considered an unparalleled aspect of the framework of numerous waterfront urban cities. The existing public spaces are not successful enough for their inhabitants due to poor utilization and poor improvement. The research examines the revitalization of urban waterfront public spaces, highlighting their significance in fostering community and enhancing the city's image. It aims to explore the relationship between the city and the waterfront through the waterfront public spaces and assess their viability in creating sustainable, pleasant spaces that integrate with public and urban activities. It highlights the urgent need for these waterfront public spaces as they exemplify significant social and cultural values. The research presents a connective vision between the city and its waterfront, creating a new image for revitalizing Egyptian waterfronts. This research proposes a framework for urban revitalization of waterfront public spaces that identifies the design guidelines for inclusive public spaces on the Egyptian waterfronts. The methodology used in the theoretical part is conducting various literature reviews about urban waterfront public spaces and exploring their characteristics by analyzing international waterfront public spaces in different countries. Meanwhile, the empirical part comprises analyzing and evaluating different case studies focusing on the waterfronts of Egypt that utilize a contextual analysis technique, given qualitative research through archival research, site survey, observation, and interviews. The research proposes a framework for assessing the multi-functional design of public open spaces on the waterfronts in Egypt.</p>