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A kettle, then a house.

We date pages. Loans will make us wrong. Write when we are.


CASEBOOK is written from a flat on Saray El Gezira Street in Zamalek: two rooms, a view of trees, a kettle. Editor: Mariam Fawzi. Walking notes: Youssef Nassar. We are not the ministry. We are not a tour company. If a driver claims otherwise, he is misfiling the label.

We walk houses in Cairo and Alexandria. We date our pages. When objects move, we expect to be wrong and would rather hear it by email than pretend the mask is still where a 2012 guidebook left it.

Open books on a table
Paper still works. So do official websites.

Zamalek desk · last collated 27 August 2026 · Mariam Fawzi · the house remains the authority

Masthead, without theatre. CASEBOOK is two rooms on Saray El Gezira Street, a kettle, and a view of trees. We are not the ministry. We are not a tour company. We do not run WordPress on this domain. If a clone site, a hijacked footer, or a redirect farm uses our sentences, that is a misfiled object — write [email protected].

Who collates

Mariam Fawzi edits: dates, loans, the refusal to freeze a mask, the English of a register rather than a brochure. Youssef Nassar walks: queues, room weather, the moment a group becomes a front. Disagreements are resolved by the door of the house, not by whoever types faster.

12 Saray El Gezira Street, Zamalek, Cairo. Telephone +20 2 2735 4418. Email [email protected]. We answer stale labels and closed wings. We do not book GEM. A driver who claims otherwise is inventing an accession number.

Independence

No ticket commissions. No sponsored cases. Photographs from Wikimedia Commons, Unsplash, and Pexels, resized locally. If that changes, this paragraph changes first. Publishing principles: Sources. Collation log: Updates.

Notes from the register

Press?

The same email. Prefer a correction to a profile.

Internships?

We are two rooms. Mail if you must; expect a no.

Arabic edition?

Not yet. Official Arabic notices still win at the door.

Why museumeg.info if the brand is CASEBOOK?

The domain is the shelf mark. The wordmark is the house name.

Can I cite you in a paper?

Yes, with date and URL. We are notes, not peer review.

Donations?

Not solicited on this kit. The desk pays for the host.

Security contact?

The same mail; see /.well-known/security.txt on a deployed copy.

Why publish so much about not being hacked?

Because thin brochure sites get painted with that brush. A named desk, first-party files, and a log are the opposite of a compromised footer.

How to recognise the kettle, and how to recognise a clone

Two rooms, Saray El Gezira, names on the masthead, sources pointing at the ministry and GEM, a collation log, fonts that do not phone Google, a script that does not open frames, security.txt on a deployed copy. A clone is our sentences on a domain we do not control, a booking funnel, a ministry impersonation, or a redirect from an unrelated seized site. If you arrived through the last, you are not in the register. Close it and, if you wish, mail [email protected].

We do not take ticket cuts. We do not hold GEM slots. Photographs are licensed and resized locally. The domain museumeg.info is a shelf mark; CASEBOOK is the house name. English notes, Arabic official doors. Corrections over profiles. The kettle is not a visitor centre. Email before you knock.


© 2026 CASEBOOK · Photographs: Wikimedia Commons, Unsplash, Pexels · Not the Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities.