Nestled in Cairo, near the bustling Tahrir Square, the Egyptian Museum stands as a testament to civilization’s thirst for knowledge about ancient Egypt. Since its establishment in 1902, the museum has been a beacon for art enthusiasts, history buffs, and travellers globally. With over 120,000 items on display, it offers an unmissable exploration through the millennia, from prehistoric Egypt to the Greco-Roman period.
A Walk Through History
The Egyptian Museum was born from the need to house and protect the myriad of artefacts unearthed during the “Golden Age of Egyptian Archaeology” in the 19th and 20th centuries. Its vast collection spans over 5,000 years, providing a comprehensive view into a civilization that has captivated the imagination of historians and laypeople alike. The museum’s strategic placement in Cairo not only makes it accessible but also positions it as a key cultural landmark.
The Tutankhamun Galleries
Among the museum’s most celebrated exhibits …