The Grand Egyptian Museum: A monument that collects the treasures of the pharaohs

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The Grand Egyptian Museum is a massive architectural edifice dedicated to displaying ancient Egyptian heritage.

The museum is located near the Giza Pyramids, giving it a unique location that bridges the past and the present.

The museum is designed with a glass facade overlooking the pyramids, giving visitors an amazing visual experience that blends Pharaonic heritage with modern architectural design.

The museum is distinguished by its innovative design, with an area of ​​approximately 500,000 square meters, and includes huge exhibition halls and advanced facilities for preserving and displaying artifacts.

The museum contains more than 100,000 artifacts, covering various eras of ancient Egypt, from prehistoric times to the Greek and Roman eras. The most prominent exhibits on display include:

The complete collection of the golden king Tutankhamun, which is displayed together for the first time.

A huge statue of King Ramses II at the entrance to the museum, which is one of the most important statues discovered in Egypt.

Exhibits from the Old, Middle and New Kingdoms, such as statues, inscriptions, papyri and mummies.

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