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The Egyptian Museum in Giza, Museums in Cairo, Egypt Facts and history of the construction of the most important archaeological museums in Cairo to discover the history of the Pharaonic civilization "Ancient Egypt History", the price of a ticket, working hours, and more. The Egyptian Museum in Tahrir Square is one of the largest and most famous museums in the world, not just in Egypt, to tell us the secrets of Ancient Egypt civilization. It is also located specifically in the heart of the Egyptian capital, Cairo, and more specifically in the northern part of Tahrir Square. The Egyptian Museum Facts From the inside of Tahrir Square, Egypt, and what are the stages it has gone through so far. An explanation of the ancient Pharaonic artifacts and Pharaonic Egyptian Antiquities in the museum, in addition to ticket prices, daily working hours, development stages, and the interior and exterior design of the Egyptian Museum to start your visit to the most beautiful archaeological tourist attractions in Egypt. The current Egyptian Museum is located next to Tahrir Square on the northern side. It was initially located in Azbakeya Garden in 1835 AD, and then the Egyptian Monuments were moved to a special exhibition hall in the Citadel of Saladin "Salah Al-Din Al-Ayyubi". The idea of ​​building a large museum that would include all the ancient Egyptian antiquities that were discovered in the Egypt Archaeological Sites began when the French archaeologist Auguste Maribet thought of building a museum on the Nile River in the Bulaq area. However, Egypt was exposed to floods, so the Egyptian Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities and the Egyptian government at the time decided to move the antiquities to a special hall in the palace of Khedive Ismail Pasha in Giza Governorate.. In 1920 AD, the Egyptian Museum was