Best Free Sites To Visit With Kids Cairo Near Me

mahmoud ashraf: Visited on Weekend Wait time 30–60 min Reservation recommended YesMore

Ahmed Al Mamari. officiel: One of the most prominent tourist attractions in the Egyptian capital, Cairo, and it is an opportunity to see the city's sights from above

أيمن إسماعيل إبراهيم: Beautiful

Ahmad Sheikh: Visited on Weekday Reservation recommended YesMore

Carlos Ibarra: Great place to visit un Egipt. It's a good place to view allá the city.Visited on Weekday Wait time Up to 10 min Reservation recommended Not sure …More

Julie Rose: Lovely, relaxing café. It’s worth it.

Mezooo Ksa: Best Viewneed to be more organized for entranceVisited on Weekday Wait time 30–60 min Reservation recommended Yes …More

abdelrahman waly: Great experience and very organized placeVisited on Weekday Wait time 10–30 min Reservation recommended No …More

Yathreb Tarek: Visited on Public holiday Wait time 10–30 min Reservation recommended Not sureMore

Ahmad Lotfy Ahmad: Fantastic view of the greater Cairo area

Nick D'Amico: If your not at a hotel with a view of the Nile River . Then go up . But if you are then it's all goodReservation recommended Not sure …More

awad ibrahem: Visited on Weekday Wait time 10–30 min Reservation recommended Not sureMore

Jumin Lee: 해 지기 1시간 전 쯤가서 보다가 아래층 카페에서 잠시 쉬고, 해진 뒤 야경 구경하면 좋습니다.

Fahad Alhammadi: sky cafe menuVisited on Weekend Wait time Up to 10 min Reservation recommended No …More

Katerina Koliou: Nice view but it only has the view nothing elseVisited on Weekend Wait time Up to 10 min Reservation recommended Not sure …More

amr mansoor: Visited on Weekend Wait time 10–30 min Reservation recommended YesMore

abood mohammed: sweet

romy aopa: Visited on Weekday Wait time 1 hr+ Reservation recommended YesMore

Ahmed Saber: Highest building in CairoVisited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …More

Mohamed farrag: Cairo Tower is one of the most beautiful landmarks in EgyptYou will see Cairo from aboveA view of great magnificence and beautyThe Nile River and its greatnessamazing

فهد العازمي: Nice view, but the services inside are very limited.

Marwa Jahwary: Peaceful place 😍

Amjad Habash: Suitable for familiesRestrooms: GoodPicnic area: There are large green spaces

Hany Mohamed: Excellent and beautiful

meda esam: The park of cars is so expensive but the garden is so amazing

مجدي ابوعلي: Beautiful, tasty and reasonably priced

ahmed abdin: A distinct garden with children's games for free

عادل أحمد: Very beautiful

MONICA PEREZ: Incomparable, o casi

Ahmed Zaki: A place for a very beautiful walk

Ahmed abdo: T

اسامه بوزهره: very good

El Batros: It was a very beautiful site for tourism, entertainment, psychological relaxation, and taking a lot of pictures ❤❤

محمد دهبي: Beautiful clean and picturesque

Tarek Ghaith: Al-Azhar Park is one of the largest parks in Greater Cairo and one of the largest and most beautiful parks in the world. It is located on an area of ​​80 acres that was used in the past as a stable for police cavalry. The project was announced in 1984 and opened to visitors in 2005, as it took more than 7 years to build at a total cost of more than 100 million pounds.

آدم حسام: Picnic area: مكان جميل ومريح للنفسيه

tamer fuad: Very nice place Al-Azhar Park

Ahmed Asaad: Very beautiful place and complete calm

Mohamed Elmufty: Thanks for the great service

Hadeer Elsayed: This place is very good to spend a time with family and friends..and enjoy with sunset in old Cairo.. ♥✨

Julie Rose: Very relaxing and beautiful

mariam nady: ❤️❤️Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …More

Ihab Shawi: Fantastic place. A gem. Bravo 👏Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …More

Jumin Lee: 외부엔 무료라 사람들이 정말 많은데, 안엔 조용히 구경할 수 있습니다. 다른 박물관에 비해 설명도 잘 되어있습니다.

ganna mohsen.atya: Very beautiful and amazing museum, if you read my comment 🤩 so you must visit the museum and the area around

Nadine Saddik: Security at the entrance for smoking indoors to the point, it felt like walking through an ashtray. The museum itself was lovely but needed better lighting.

fantasia: Bigger than I thought. There are a lot to see. And there is a nice church close to the museum

Dionisis Leftakis: Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended Not sureMore

1Pipus: Un museu molt interessant on podràs seguir la pista de les congregacions cristianes més primitives. Trobem pintures del segle III dC i els primers manuscrit dels evangelis en llengua copta. Paga la pena la visita.

EL-Joo: Really felt like i was back in time, a must visit for history enthusiasts.

Siegfried B: One of Egypt’s finest museums. The Coptic Museum is a welcome source of tranquility in the busy capital. Just a metro ride away from the centre, the museum has an impressive collection of Coptic art. The collection includes wonderful late Roman and early christian works of art, impressive textiles and awesome manuscripts. The building with its gardens and annexes is a gem itself. Well worth a visit if you’re in Cairo.

Abdulrahman Qazzaz: The Coptic Museum is a museum in Coptic Cairo, Egypt with the largest collection of Coptic Christian artifacts in the world. It was founded by Marcus Simaika in 1908 to house Coptic antiquities.The museum traces the history of Egypt from its beginnings to the present day. It was erected on 8,000 square meter land offered by the Coptic Orthodox Church, under the guardianship of Pope Cyril V.The Coptic museum houses the world's most important examples of Coptic art and it was truly spectacular, the artifacts were breathtaking and the museum itself is very well-organized and everything was exhibited beautifully.I highly recommend checking out the museum whenever you’re in Coptic Cairo.

gerges badee: Visited on Public holiday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended YesMore

محمود عبدالنبي: The Coptic Museum in Cairo focuses on displaying a collection of artworks and artifacts of the Coptic civilization in Egypt

Norblin Vincent: A faire absolument. Magnifique architecture. Lieu paisible,loin de la frénésie du Caire.

yangyang Steven: Visited on Weekend Wait time Up to 10 min Reservation recommended NoMore

adrian petre: Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended NoMore

Erica Dari: Un lindo sitio para visitar.Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended Not sure …More

milad louka: He talks about the greatness of Coptic history. and Copts

Tatenda Chidora: The Coptic Museum contains Copt Art from paintings, jewellery, illustrated books, wood beams. The museum is well curated and beautiful. If you love wood carvings and detailed art that links between Greek and Egyptian history it’s a great place.And also built around the Fortress of Babylon.It costs 100EP.

Stefan Bishay: Nice place but the staff had the whole garden, second floor of palace, and minaret/clock tower closed for visitors, and it was expensive to enter given that. Hopefully it will be more open to visitors in the future.Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …More

Abdullah M. Mohamed: it was a good experience visiting the castle, my only negative comment about the visit is the unaccessable beautiful garden, I was restricted from accessing it, I hope it gets open again for the public.Visited on Weekday Wait time Up to 10 min Reservation recommended No …More

Isabel: Palacio-museo prescindible si no sobran días, pero bonito si se pueden sacar un par de horas. No hace falta ir con guía, los trabajadores te van explicando cada sala en la que entras. Todos se hacen entender en español.

Waddah Awn: One of the must visit historical landmark in Cairo. The palace is full of architectural designs that catches the eye as soon as you enter. If you are lucky, you may find students from the college of archaeology who would escort and explain to you the different parts of the palace and it's history.Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …More

زهرة الجنوب: It is a beautiful and rich place. It is the first time I visit it. I hope everyone will visit it

Ahmed Mostafa: One of the most beautiful places that I love

David: Amazing palace. Very recommended

Mena Adeeb: متحف روعه يضم الكثير من القيم الفنيه وبالأخص قاعه العرش تحفه فنيه والجامع الاثري لوحه فنيه روعه

Ioan Covalcic: An oasis of green and history in the middle of Cairo's busy centre.The only bad thing was that the gardens were partially closed, as gardeners to do their magic.

Hassan Fawzi: مكان حلو قوي. الحديقة مليئة بالأشجار لم أرى مثلها من قبل. كمكان يتعمل فيه فرح فهو حلو جدًا

Alber Mahrouse: مكان جميل و طابع جديدVisited on Weekend Wait time 1 hr+ Reservation recommended Yes …More

Mostafa Sadek: Nice place …make sure to visit all the different places because they are scattered and hiddenThe hunting museum is so bad that it’s funny

Hazem Mobarak: Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended NoMore

Dr sedqi د.صدقي Alkubati القباطي: Visited on Weekend Wait time 1 hr+ Reservation recommended YesMore

M Traveller: The palace itself is amazing with very interesting historical architecture and precious pieces.Good displays are missing. It really requires an audio guide.Unfortunately, dust covers the very precious furniture and carpet. It needs to be well-cleaned and maintained.Take care the door closes during the Fridays' prayers if you are planning a visit on the holidays.

Tarek Ghaith: The palace of Prince Muhammad Ali, one of the members of the Alawite family, and the palace is located on Manial Island, directly on the Nile River, and close to Al-Ainy Palace, the largest and oldest hospital in Egypt.

Mohamed Rayes: I did not enter the palace

Mona Alsheikh: Visited on Public holiday Wait time No waitMore

R sayed: It is on Al-Muizz Li Din Allah Al-Fatimi StreetThis street is where many series are filmed, and it is among the Egyptian Islamic antiquities and the Qalawun group of beautiful antiquities. Being in the same street feels that you are coming from hundreds of years ago.

sangjin An (sangjin912): GoodVisited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …More

عمرو على ذكى: magnificenceVisited on Weekend …More

Abdulrahman Qazzaz: Incredible complex and a great example of the Egyptian Mamluk architecture and its richness.Situated in the heart of al-Mui’zz street in the center of Islamic Cairo, the complex consists of a tomb, madrasa, mosque, and a hospital, arranged on either side of a long, central corridor.The exterior structure of the Qalawun complex has many unique firsts in Mamluk architecture. The prayer hall of the madrasa projects into the street, asserting the prominence of the complex. The madrasa's three-story minaret, uniquely placed near the entrance of the building, has a papyrus cornice that harkens back to rule of the Pharaohs, serving to legitimize Mamluk rule. The 67-meter long façade of the complex displays similarities to Gothic or Crusader styles.The massive size and the details of the complex were truly spectacular and i do highly recommend visiting it during your trip to Cairo.

Mohamed Ail Abd Elsalam: ExcellentWait time No wait …More

Charo Perez Torrego: Hay unos cuantos edificios históricos, en esta interesante calle Al Muizz, que merece mucho la pena visitar. El Complejo Qalawun es uno de los que más nos gustó: Su exterior es impresionante, y el Mausoleo que alberga en su interior es monumental y está ricamente ornamentado.

Nagaty Zakaria: Amazing place

mohamed rehan: One does not get bored, I swearAll the time there and the photography is better than the nextIt has an energy that charms youAnd you want to sit there all the time

ahmed abdallah: Visited on Weekday Reservation recommended NoMore

Mohamed Reda: A comfortable and rich place at the height of luxury

Noureddin Abdulbari: Awesome architectureVisited on Weekend Wait time Up to 10 min Reservation recommended No …More

asmaa Mohamed: Fantastic mosqueVisited on Public holiday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended Yes …More

Ahmed Refaat: One of the most beautiful places of Islamic architecture

Frank Lehmann: Interessant

Ahmed Hammad: A one of a kind place with so many dazzling details

Dr. Noha Elwakil: Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended YesMore

اشراق اشراق: More than a wonderful placeVisited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …More

Eslam Fahmy: Visited on Weekend Wait time Up to 10 min Reservation recommended YesMore

Twana Burhan mohamed ali: Cairo Citadel (or "Citadel of Saladin"): A Kurdish Citadel inEgyptKeleha Qahîrey@ (an "Keleha Selahedìn"): Keleheke Kurd li Qahire, Misir10 PHOTOS / WENE, SWIPE LEFT!•The Citadel of Saladin, or simply Cairo Citadel, is an enormous 12th century fortification in Cairo, the capital city of Egypt. Construction was started in 1176 and finished in 1183, making it the most ambitious fortification project of its time.The Kurdish Sultan Saladin made Cairo the seat of his ever-extending Sultanate and had this massive citadel built to protect his realm against the Crusaders. The citadel is strategically located on a promontory of the Mokattam hills overlooking Cairo.At the time, there used to be another city called "Fustat" but the Kurds merged it with Cairo by extending Cairo's City Walls, thus encircling and protecting both cities. The citadel was later extended by other dynasties.Saladin carried a yellow flag emblazoned with a double-headed eagle as his personal standard (photo 10 is a reconstruction). A gablestone (photo 9) of this eagle can be found on the citadel. The eagle is the Coat of Arms of Southern Kurdistan (Kurdistan Region in Iraq), Egypt (also found on the Flag of Egypt), Iraq, Palestine, Yemen, and Somaliland.Photo 7: view from the citadel over Cairo.Photo 8: old photo of the citadel.This Kurdish-built citadel still dominates the skyline of Cairo, the largest city in the Middle-East, and the 15th largest city in the world.

anwar attar: Salah Al-Din Al-Ayyubi Citadel is an ancient castle

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Sayed Helmy: An ancient castle built by Salah al-Din al-Ayyubi and became the residence of the sultans who ruled Egypt after him. Muhammad Ali built his mosque inside the castle, and it is distinguished by using alabaster in building its walls and columns, and for that reason it is called the alabaster mosque.A place worth visiting

Kunal Surana: Iconic mosque and historical museums

Stephanie Gunther: A must see spot in Cairo, the view is mind boggling! The interior of the mosque magical. The reason for only 4 rather than 5 stars is the plastic bootie over your shoes scam. Yes it is true that no shoes are allowed inside the mosque, but you can just take them off!! They charge you for the booties (after you have already paid the entrance fee), hundreds of visitors each day, imagine the turnover for a non-service and imagine all that single use plastic for no good reason at all. This is a hustle. Just take your shoes off. Easy peasy.

ahmed monaim: wonderful place

Marisa Benete Segura: Precioso

Cintia Chuva: Apenas a ter em atenção: Guias facilmente se Colam a si a visita toda para no final cobrar serviço

Sayed Ashrf: Nice historyVisited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended Not sure …More

Henry: Attention travaux en cours route barrée pour l’entrée du haut, très belle citadelle avec mosquée et musées, très belle vu sur Le Caire

Maurizio Paolo Mariani: Tappa immancabile della visita al Cairo, contiene diverse moschee, la più famosa quella di alabastro, e musei. Da qui si gode un panorama unico della città. Da visitare tassativamente con una guida.

Abdulaziz Alturki: Nice experienceThe place needs more organization and a greater explanation of the history and details of the placeThe floors are broken. You need to pay attention to your steps, especially if you have children or elderly peopleWhen visiting, some areas were undergoing maintenance, so the visit experience may be better in the futureIf you want to understand the history of the place better, you can use one of the tourist guides present in the place and their prices are acceptable

Dr.Mohamed Salah: The Citadel of Salah al-Din al-Ayyubi in Cairo is considered one of the most luxurious military castles built in the Middle AgesSultan Al-Nasir Salah al-Din Yusuf ibn Ayyub was the first to think of building the castle in the year 572 AH / 1176

Jumin Lee: 안에 둘러볼 박물관 많고, 모스크와 카이로 전경 구경하기 좋습니다. 피라미드도 보이네요.

ابو الفوز: Very beautiful for lovers of history and antiquities, but prepare yourself, you will walk a lot

طارق المرزوقى: A wonderful place to feel the greatness of ancient Egypt and notice the art, taste and sophistication in architecture and constructions

elie for handmade: Excellent

adnan tarek: BeautifulVisited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended Yes …More

Alexander: Amazing viewpoint of the city for photography!Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …More

Ahmed Elhenawy: ممتاز

samir abbas: Bab Zuweila and Al-Moayyed Sheikh Mosque are unique architectural masterpieces

Mahmoud Ahmed: One of the most famous and beautiful gates of Cairo

Hinke Leipoldt: Prachtig, je waant je hier bijna in de Middeleeuwen.

على حسن ابراهيم سبلة: A wonderful historical landmarkVisited on Weekday Wait time Up to 10 min Reservation recommended No …More

Mohamed Rayes: I did not go to Bab Zuweila

Maha Yasser: An archaeological place, you can look at the two minarets and see Egypt from above

Abdelrahman Ezzat: Bab Zuweila is one of the landmarks of Old Cairo or Ancient Egypt and is considered one of the most famous tourist attractions in Ancient Egypt.

OSAMA: Good 👍

A. F. El Gebaly: Great historical place, this the emblem of Cairo...Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …More

Mahmoud Khalaf: 👍Visited on Public holiday Wait time 10–30 min Reservation recommended Yes …More

Ahmed Mostafa: Nice place that needs attention

Mohamed Gamal: Wonderful and beautiful garden

Ahmed Fahd: amazing

Andreas Kreuzer: It is a, well, astonishing place. You would not expect grottes and kliffs in the middle of Cairo. Green florishing trees and palms in the foreground, highriser buildings in the background.This could be really an amazing place!Unfortunately, it is in a very bad state. Rubbish lying around everywhere, broken windows at some exhibition caves, everything dusty and dirty.Finally, the aquariums with real fish are just cruelty to the animals.But with an entrance fee of just 20,- EGP just go there and judge yourself.The bats are an experience in any case!

King Lithe: A beautiful, spacious and very quiet place to relax and unwind

Amal Mohamed: The place I love the most in Zamalek..It is simple and suitable for all the family, and it has a simple mafteria that serves reasonable and nice drinksThe place is old and worth a visit

المصرى المصرى المصرى: excellent

Mostafa Said: Beautiful, but needs some attention

Enas Elhoufy: The fish garden in the Zamalek region, which was originally two separate islands that appeared in the middle of the Nile in the fifteenth century AD. The two islands were connected in the late eighteenth century AD, as the shape and size of the island was affected by the changes that resulted from the conversion of the course of the Nile geometrically from the West Bank to the East, and it was known as On Bulaq Island, Khedive Ismail took care of this island as part of his project, Paris of the East, so he built the Qasr al-Nil Bridge to connect Zamalek to Cairo, and the El-Galaa Bridge to connect it to Giza.When he met Monsieur Elvand, the director of the Paris parks, he asked him to establish gardens in Cairo similar to the Paris gardens. The fish garden was established on an area of ​​​​eight acres in 1867 on Jabalia Street. The foyer and behind the fins on both sides there are four corridors, and there is a circle on the eastern side of the garden, which is from the inside in the form of corridors or cavities inside coral reefs, and when the air passes through these corridors, it makes sounds similar to the sound of gurgling waterAll of this is on my channel, The Bride of the Sea, Hala Mahmoud. The post is very sweet, because it shows how much we have beautiful thingsThe garden, whose facade overlooks the Nile, includes 49 fish ponds between the Nile, marine and ornamental, some of which are still working and others for stuffed fish, and areas that include species of turtles and reptiles that live in swamps and rivers. There are rare trees in the garden.The history of its establishment dates back to the year 1867, when Khedive Ismail asked the Paris Parks Director to bring an expert to design a garden in the form of a mountain, where the Aswan clay material brought from Aswan in Upper Egypt, red sand and supporting materials were used to establish the garden in the form of a mountain, which made it an architectural value until it appeared In the form of fish gills, and when it appeared on this picture, it was prepared to be a fish garden, and its design was taken to resemble a fish. It consists of two openings that resemble the two openings of gills, behind them is the foyer area, and on both sides of the openings are two lateral fins behind which are the corridors of the garden.In light of this unique design, the visitor finds in the front of the garden a large basin that contains many predatory fish, and among the species that arouse the curiosity of visitors are what are called pig fish and sharks. The name is Jabaliya, and it is distinguished from the inside by caves and passages so that it is easy for visitors to walk through them to see the glass boxes.While electric lights are shone on it in an artistic way in dark times, which increases the beauty of the scene, and a few meters away from the fish boxes, the visitor finds himself in front of corridors separated by green areas. Their admiration for this atmosphere of fun that they find in the garden, but it no longer enjoys a large number of visitors. Moreover, many Egyptians do not know the garden, and citizens of the cities of Cairo and Giza assert that they have not even heard of such a garden and that they only know only the Zoo in GizaAmong the most recent films that were filmed in the park is the movie “Garden of Fishes”. Do not forget, dear ones, that the movie “The Heart” has provisions starring the artist Faten Hamama and the artist Ahmed Ramzy, which was filmed there.The fish garden has an open-air cafeteria in the middle of which is a small stream of water in which flocks of ducks and geese swim, and many visitors to the garden like to sit in it and enjoy a beautiful landscape.

Camille Lescaudron: Endroit peu fréquenté au moment où nous nous y sommes promené (matin).L'endroit est plutôt délabré à première vue, mais il ne faut pas se laisser avoir par la première impression quand on y rentre : la seconde partie du parc est un genre de labyrinthe de grottes artificielles, on a adoré y flâner et s'y perdre !Une énorme grotte abrite des chauve-souris et un genre d'aquarium presque abandonné avec des animaux empaillés/plastique, on est entre le musée et l'urbex.La vue au dessus des grottes est assez unique, entre flore tropicale et décors urbain délabré (un genre de mini central parc au style du Caire). Il y a aussi quelques fleurs tropicales pour les amateurs, des bassins couverts avec des poissons, et un petit bâtiment avec des mini aquariums, crocodiles et tortues. Au passage il est à noter que la condition de vie des animaux y est vraiment mauvaise, les vivariums sont des petits aquariums de la taille d'une boîte. Une personne vous proposera peut-être de vous faire visiter une partie du parc, il est bon de savoir à l'avance qu'il vous demandera un tips à la fin.Avis aux amateurs d'endroits insolites le temps d'une promenade. L'entrée est très abordable : 20LE par personne.

Mohamed Rostom: Need to develop the loss of non-use of the site and archaeological trees

mohamed asem: Unfortunately, a strong monster place - it's all neglected - to the point that it's full of bats and crows - something like the movies when you get a monster place that brings bats and crows in it - I wish any investor would take the place and develop it

samar mohammed: The most important thing that one should know is that the fish garden does not have fish as we expect 💔😂But the place is very nice, and it is useful to take very nice pictures

Isra' Ahmed: Suitable for dogs walk.

Eslam Slama: An excellent place suitable for the family. It opens at 9 o’clock and closes at 5 o’clock, but they start taking visitors out at 4.5 o’clock. It has a number of stunning views and there is a house for bats and a lake with geese and large colorful fish that you can feed. Also, there is what is called the factory, and there are a number of small ornamental fish, small crocodiles, turtles, some mummified foods, Nile fish farms, and others.Advice when going, take some bread with you to feed the fish in the big pond

فرس عربى: lousy

Zeina Abou El Fetouh: Very nice garden space, facilities need renovation

mezo sol: very goodPicnic area: مساحات كبيره للتنزه

Isabel: Si es posible mejor ir con guía, los trabajadores allí no hablan inglés y cada sala tenia un uso específico.

samir abbas: Jabir Anderson Museum is a very wonderful place and worth a visit

Elise Juanlachhab: Très beau lieu avec plein de passage secret

Olivier HEMART: Bof

Nihal Ali: Reservation recommended Not sureMore

Tarek Ghaith: ، ويعرف حاليًا بمتحف جاير أندرسون، وهو ضابط إنجليزي كان من هواة الآثار الإسلامية، وقد طلب هذا الرجل من لجنة حفظ الآثار العربية آنذاك تسليمه هذا المنزل لعرض ما بحوزته من منتجات فنية أثرية فأجابته اللجنة في مقابل ترك هذه المجموعة الأثرية (المصرية الأصل

Анри Исраелян: Дом-музей Гайера-Андерсона -- одно из немногих зданий османского периода в Каире, которые идеально сохранились.Это два жилых дома (XVI-XVII вв.), соединенных галереей. Красота неописуемая, которая ничего, кроме восторга, вызывать не может. Подумать только, еще каких-то 80-90 лет назад отдельные хирурги, британские госслужащие и по совместительству коллекционеры вот так вот жили. А до них -- богатые каирцы. Дистиллированный эстетизм.Роберт Гренвилл Гайер-Андерсон дом и коллекцию свою завещал Египту, так что весь этот шик остался в Каире. А сам Андерсон за щедрость свою получил титул паши от короля.Удивительно красивое место. Без эклектики и новодела. Всё настоящее. Декорировано с большим вкусом.Кажется, в последний раз мне так хорошо и душевно было в стокгольских музеях. Думаю, что в мой Топ-5 этот дом-музей попал бы, правда, я мало путешествую и был далеко не везде.Очень вам рекомендую посетить это место.

حسن بن الصياد: Every time you visit it is like the first timeIt is written that a free escort is required to explain ... what happenedI wish there was a small cafeteria

S YM: C’était intéressant sauf que ils insistent trop pour te suivre tout le long alors que nous aimerions visiter seuls et lire les informations, très insistants malgré qu’on leur a dit qu’on préfère prendre le temps.

Raouf Nada: An absolute gem

Raouf Ebrahim: NiceWait time No wait …More

Menna Hesham: Great place to spend quality time in, calm, beautiful, authentic, very professional employees they can speak several languages, nice with guests, nice and clean bathrooms.A beautiful place adjacent to the Ahmed Ibn Tulun Mosque, easy to reach, professional treatment of the staff with their proficiency in more than one language, the bathrooms are clean and the place is very nice to spend a nice day.

AHMED ZX GAMES: masterpieces

Matt G: The house is very nice as are the collections from around the world. Unfortunately, our experience wasn't great because the ticket seller asked for a 10 pound tip because I got a student/teacher discounted ticket and was then forced getting the guide. When we said that we wanted to go alone he said he had to come to turn on the lights. He then continued to give a full tour despite our request. It was a frustrating experience. Pictured here is the guide waiting to take people around. Btw, he is nice and informative but at times he would whisper information to me and not my girlfriend (such as Gayer Anderson bring gay), which seemed odd. Again, we just wanted to enjoy the place on our own.

الحمد لله: Egyptian antiques