Tour to The Grand Egyptian Museum

Our guide will pick you up from your hotel in Giza or in Cairo at 08:00 t to enjoy guided tour toThe Grand Egyptian Museum

The Grand Egyptian Museum (GEM), located near the pyramids of Giza, is set to be one of the largest archaeological museums in the world. It will showcase Egypt's rich history with over 100,000 artifacts, including the complete collection of King Tutankhamun ’s treasures, displayed together for the first time. The museum’s modern design incorporates traditional Egyptian elements, featuring spacious galleries, interactive displays, and panoramic views of the pyramids. GEM aims to provide a state-of-the-art experience for visitors, bridging Egypt’s ancient past with cutting-edge museum technology.



The Grand Egyptian Museum (GEM) offers an incredible, modern experience dedicated to the artifacts of Ancient Egypt, with several must-see highlights.

The most anticipated feature is the complete, unprecedented display of the Treasures of Tutankhamun.

King Tutankhamun's Complete Collection

For the first time ever, the entire collection of over 5,000 artifacts from the tomb of the "Boy King," Tutankhamun, is displayed together in dedicated galleries. Key highlights from this collection include:

The Golden Burial Mask of Tutankhamun: This iconic, solid-gold funerary mask is arguably the most famous artifact of ancient Egypt.

The Golden Throne: A stunning chair covered in gold and silver, featuring an intimate scene of Tutankhamun and his wife, Ankhesenamun.

Nested Golden Shrines and Coffins: The gilded shrines and overlapping coffins that protected the king's mummy.

Chariots, Weapons, and Daily Life Objects: The full array of the young pharaoh's possessions, from ceremonial daggers to furniture and clothing.

 Grand Hall and Entrance Attractions

As you enter the museum, you are immediately greeted by monumental works:

Colossal Statue of King Ramses II: An 11-meter-tall, 83-ton statue carved from red granite that stands in the Grand Atrium, welcoming visitors.

The Hanging Obelisk of Ramses II: A unique display where you can walk underneath the world's first "hanging" obelisk to view a cartouche inscribed on its hidden base.

The Grand Staircase

The monumental, six-story Grand Staircase is a museum highlight itself, featuring a chronological journey through ancient Egyptian history. It is lined with over 60 massive statues and artifacts from various eras, connecting the main galleries and culminating in a panoramic view of the Giza Pyramids. Notable pieces here include:

Colossal Statue of Queen Hatshepsut

Seated statue of King Thutmose III

The Victory Column of King Merenptah

Khufu's Solar Boat Museum

The GEM is the new home of one of the world's oldest and best-preserved wooden vessels:

Khufu's Solar Boat: A 4,600-year-old, fully preserved cedar boat that was discovered near the Great Pyramid and is believed to have been intended to carry the pharaoh (Khufu, builder of the Great Pyramid) in the afterlife.

Main Galleries

The museum houses over 100,000 artifacts across 12 main exhibition galleries, which chronicle the history of Ancient Egypt from the Prehistoric period all the way to the Greco-Roman era.

Look for other significant treasures like the Statue of Khafre (Chephren) and the over 5,000-year-old Narmer Palette, which records the unification of Egypt.