See in minutes .. 10 Museums in Egypt you can visit today for free

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As part of the celebration of the world today, the International Day of Museums, which will be held on May 18 each year, where all open museums will open for free to visit the Egyptian and Arab and foreign residents in Egypt, we will show in the next lines the most important archaeological museums.

Egyptian Museum of Liberation

The Egyptian Museum is one of the largest and most famous museums in the world, located in the heart of the Egyptian capital "Cairo" in the north of Tahrir Square.

2 Royal Jewelery Museum, Alexandria

The Royal Jewelry Museum is a museum that displays the jewelry of the royal families that ruled Egypt. Located in the city of Alexandria, the palace was built in 1919 in the Zezenia area, an architectural masterpiece. It covers an area of ​​4185 square meters and belonged to Princess Fatima Al Zahra, one of the princesses of the royal family.

Jewelry Museum

Coptic Museum

The museum is located in ancient Egypt within the boundaries of the fortress of Babylon, whose remains are located behind the museum building. The construction began during the days of the Persians, but there were many additions during the reign of the Roman empires August and Trajan.

Coptic Museum

Museum of Khufu Complex

The Museum of the Khufu Complex or the Giza Solar Museum was built in 1985. Is a museum dedicated to displaying the re-installation of the solar Khufu ship.

Composite of Khufu

5 Textile Museum

The Egyptian Textile Museum is located in Al-Moez Street, near Al-Qasrain District. It was known as Sabil Muhammad Ali. After the development of Al-Moez Street, the place was transformed into a museum of textiles.

Museum of embalming

The Museum of Mummification is located on the Nile Corniche in the north of the Luxor Temple. The museum aims to highlight the techniques of ancient Egyptian phonetic art, which was applied by the ancient Egyptians to many creatures and not only to humans. In this unique museum there are mummies for cats, fish and crocodiles. Which were used in that process.

Museum of embalming

Museum of Nubia

The Nubian Museum in Aswan, Egypt is a museum established by UNESCO in Egypt to display the monuments of the ancient Nubian civilization, as well as information on the history of Nubia from prehistoric times to the present time, with a review of the most important Nubian traditions and traditions, and the ancient Nubian language.

Museum of Nubia

Museum of Suez

The Suez National Museum, which opened in 2012, is located on the Gulf of Suez. It contains 2500 archaeological artifacts that tell the story of the city from prehistoric times to modern times. The museum is designed in a distinctive style. The building consists of two floors separated by an open-air gallery and a museum garden displaying a model of one of Queen Hatshepsut's fleet vessels in an industrial basin.

Museum of Suez

Rashid National Museum

The National Museum of Rasheed is located in the heart of the city of Rasheed. One of the most important and famous houses of the city is the "House of Arab Kali Hussein Bey", which was the governor of the city during the Ottoman era. The museum was opened as a military museum in 1959. In 1986 the museum was reopened To reflect the history of the city of Rashid.

Rasheed National Museum

10 Sohag Museum

The Sohag National Museum is located on an area of ​​950 meters with a surface of 6500 square meters. It has 6 exhibition halls and about 1,000 archaeological objects. The museum was built on a basement and a ground floor. It was started in 1993 and stopped in 1996. 2010, was resumed in mid-2019 and opened on 12 August 2018.

Sohag Museum

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