In the afternoon, head to the Egyptian Museum, one of the world’s most significant cultural institutions, housing over 120,000 ancient artifacts that offer an unparalleled insight into the grandeur of ancient Egypt. This museum provides a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in Egypt’s rich history and cultural legacy. Highlights of your visit include the Treasures of Tutankhamun, featuring the iconic golden mask and an array of priceless artifacts discovered in the tomb of King Tutankhamun by archaeologist Howard Carter in 1922. These treasures—ranging from exquisite gold jewelry to ceremonial items and even cursed objects—shed light on the life and mysterious death of the boy king.

You’ll also visit the Royal Mummy Room, where you’ll encounter the mummies of some of Egypt’s most renowned rulers, including Ramses II, Seti I, and Hatshepsut. These royal mummies offer a rare glimpse into the ancient Egyptian beliefs surrounding death, the afterlife, and the complex burial practices of the Pharaohs. In addition, the museum boasts an extensive collection of statues, carvings, and hieroglyphics, many of which depict Egypt’s gods, pharaohs, and mythological figures.

Your expert guide will help interpret the meanings behind these artifacts, providing a deeper understanding of ancient Egyptian religion, art, and society.