Khaberni - The world anticipates the opening of the Grand Egyptian Museum, a massive space near the Pyramids of Giza, showcasing the treasures of Tutankhamun and blending authenticity with modernity.
For the first time, the museum offers visitors the chance to see the complete collection of King Tutankhamun, along with thousands of artifacts that are being displayed for the first time since their discovery, making this archaeological event one of the most anticipated cultural events globally.
The Grand Egyptian Museum is scheduled to open next Saturday, November 1st, in a massive global celebration attended by presidents, kings, and prominent figures from various countries around the world.
Location of the Grand Egyptian Museum
The Grand Egyptian Museum is located at the beginning of the Cairo-Alexandria Desert Road, adjacent to the famous Pyramids of Giza, in a strategic location that places the visitor in the heart of ancient Egyptian history. The museum directly overlooks the Pyramids Plateau, in a unique panoramic scene that links the past and present, naturally extending the site of the Pyramids, one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World, and offering a unique experience combining history and modernity.
Geographical Location and Accessibility
The museum is located in Giza Governorate, about 2 kilometers away from the Pyramids Plateau, and is one of the largest cultural projects undertaken by Egypt in recent decades. Its location features easy access whether from Cairo International Airport or from the heart of the capital through a modern road network, making it a primary destination on the global tourism map, with dedicated transportation provided from key points to the museum to ease visitor access.
Area and Facilities of the Museum
The Grand Egyptian Museum extends over more than 500,000 square meters, making it one of the largest museums in the world dedicated to a single civilization. This vast area includes large exhibition halls, open courtyards, a leisure and commercial area, as well as a restoration center and a global research center, making it a comprehensive civilizational project that combines culture, education, and entertainment simultaneously.
Address of the Grand Egyptian Museum
Cairo-Alexandria Desert Road, Giza City, next to the Pyramids area, Arab Republic of Egypt, and it can be easily reached from various areas in Greater Cairo via the ring road or the 26th of July Corridor, with dedicated transportation provided to facilitate access to the museum.
