
The Egyptian Museum in Tahrir Square opened in 1902 and is the oldest archaeological museum in the Middle East, holding one of the world's richest collections of pharaonic antiquities.
Highlights include the Narmer Palette, the statues of Khafre and the seated scribe, the treasures of Yuya and Thuya and the Tanis royal gold. Many famous pieces have moved to the Grand Egyptian Museum, but the historic building itself remains a must for lovers of ancient Egypt.
Hire a guide or audio guide to make sense of the dense galleries, and allow two to three hours.
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