Grand Egyptian Museum, King Tut, Civilization museum with Mummies

tart your unforgettable day at the Grand Egyptian Museum, the largest museum worldwide that is dedicated to one civilization. start your tour Start your tour at the Grand Hall , which showcases a magnificent assemblage of treasures — including the colossal statue of Ramesses II. and the Hanging obelisk Next, proceed to the Grand Staircase a majestic, open-air gallery encompassing an impressive 6,000 square meters and rising to a height equivalent to six floors. This architectural marvel is lined with over 70 monumental artefacts, including royal statues, stelae, columns, and sarcophagi. end up with a panoramic view of Pyramids of Giza, Then, proceed to the Main Galleries, where the splendour of ancient Egypt unfolds within the permanent exhibition halls of the Grand Egyptian Museum. These twelve meticulously curated galleries trace an extraordinary journey through millennia of civilization, spanning from prehistoric times (700,000 BC) to the Roman era (394 AD).

National Museum of Egyptian Civilization the museum was officially inaugurated on 3 April 2021 when the government chose this museum to be the new home of the Egyptian Royal Mummies. NMEC is the greatest approach to show the whole spectrum of the richness and complexity of Egyptian civilization over the years, from prehistoric times to the present day it takes you through ancient Egyptian history, Greco-Roman, Coptic, Jewish, Islamic end up with modern Egypt history. The tour also includes a visit to the Royal Mummies Expedition, which is considered the museum's crown gem.

The Royal Mummies' Hall is expressly constructed to display the mummies of Egypt's ancient Kings and Queens. The design seeks to give visitors the impression that they are wandering through the Valley of the Kings, where the majority of these mummies were once lying. The hall has 20 royal mummies, 18 kings, and 2 queens dating from the 17th to the 20th dynasties. King Ahmos the founder of the 18th Dynasty, queen Hatshepsut the most important female pharos, Thutmose III the greater warrior, and Ramses II the great builder are the most famous mummies inside the room.