The largest archaeological museum in the world, housing over 100,000 artifacts, including the complete collection of Tutankhamun's treasures.
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The historic pink building in Tahrir Square has been home to Egypt's most significant antiquities for over a century, including royal mummies and countless treasures.
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A thoughtfully curated collection showcasing the finest artifacts discovered in ancient Thebes, with masterpieces from the Old Kingdom through the Islamic Period.
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Dedicated to preserving Nubian heritage, this museum celebrates the unique culture and history of the region, showcasing artifacts saved before the construction of the High Dam.
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Housed in an Italian-style palace, this museum traces Alexandria's multicultural history from ancient times through the Greco-Roman period to the modern era.
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One of the world's greatest collections of Islamic art, housing over 100,000 artifacts including textiles, ceramics, metalwork, calligraphy, and architectural elements.
Founded in 1908, this museum houses the world's largest collection of Coptic Christian artifacts, including manuscripts, icons, textiles, and woodwork.
Recently reopened after extensive renovation, this museum displays royal carriages from the Muhammad Ali dynasty, offering insight into the luxury of Egypt's royal families.
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