Privat Day Tour to Cairo Museums from Alexandria

With Cairo Top Tours, you will enjoy every moment of your vacation because we give you the opportunity to explore the most famous museums in Cairo through our full-day tour to Cairo from Alexandria. 

In Cairo, you will enjoy an unforgettable visit to the National Museum of Egyptian Civilization, which is a museum spread across 33.5 acres in Cairo's Fustat neighborhood. Models, photographs, manuscripts, oil paintings, artifacts, and antiquities from the Stone Age, Pharaonic, Greek, Roman, Coptic, Arab, Sudanese, and modern eras are among the 50,000 artifacts in the museum that document the stages of Egyptian civilization's development and depict the accomplishments of Egyptian man in a variety of fields from the beginning of time to the present. Lake Ain al-Sira is a naturally occurring lake that is visible from the museum grounds.

You will also enjoy an incredible visit to the Egyptian Museum, which is one of the first museums in the world to be established as a public museum. Unlike the museums that preceded it, the museum houses more than 180,000 objects, the most important of which are the archaeological collections found in the tombs of the kings and royal entourage of the Middle Dynasty at Dahshur in 1894, and the museum now houses the largest archaeological collection in the world expressing all stages of ancient Egyptian history.

You will finally enjoy a breathtaking excursion to Abdeen Palace, one of the most famous Egyptian palaces that witnessed a lot of events from the royal era to the establishment of modern Cairo, The palace is a rare historical masterpiece that reflects the grandeur with which it was built and the important events it witnessed from the royal era until the July 23 Revolution. It is considered one of the most important and famous palaces built during the reign of Muhammad Ali Pasha's family in Egypt and was the seat of government from 1872 to 1952.

In the Palace of Abdeen you can see: 
The Museum of Arms.
The Museum of the Possessions of the Alawite family of Muhammad Ali Pasha, which includes objects of silver, crystal, stained glass, and other rare antiquities.