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ARD Art Institute — gallery cover

Maadi

ARD Art Institute

Al Masar Gallery for Contemporary Art — gallery cover

Zamalek

Al Masar Gallery for Contemporary Art

Art Corner Gallery — gallery cover

Zamalek

Art Corner Gallery

Art Talks Egypt — gallery cover

Zamalek

Art Talks Egypt

Ayam Zaman Gallery — gallery cover

Zamalek

Ayam Zaman Gallery

Bone Art Gallery — gallery cover

Zamalek

Bone Art Gallery

Contemporary Image Collective — gallery cover

Downtown Cairo

Contemporary Image Collective

Dai Gallery — gallery cover

Zamalek

Dai Gallery

Darb 1718 — gallery cover

Fustat & Old Cairo

Darb 1718

Ebdaa Art Gallery — gallery cover

Zamalek

Ebdaa Art Gallery

El Qahera Gallery — gallery cover

Zamalek

El Qahera Gallery

Espace Karim Francis — gallery cover

Zamalek

Espace Karim Francis

Fine Arts Gallery — gallery cover

Zamalek

Fine Arts Gallery

Fustat Traditional Crafts Center — gallery cover

Fustat & Old Cairo

Fustat Traditional Crafts Center

Gallery El Zomor — gallery cover

Zamalek

Gallery El Zomor

Gallery MISR — gallery cover

Zamalek

Gallery MISR

Gypsum Gallery — gallery cover

Maadi

Gypsum Gallery

Hend Gallery — gallery cover

Zamalek

Hend Gallery

Khan Al Maghraby — gallery cover

Zamalek

Khan Al Maghraby

Liwa Art Gallery — gallery cover

Zamalek

Liwa Art Gallery

Makan — gallery cover

Downtown Cairo

Makan

Mashrabia Gallery of Contemporary Art — gallery cover

Downtown Cairo

Mashrabia Gallery of Contemporary Art

Motion Gallery — gallery cover

Zamalek

Motion Gallery

Nile Art Gallery — gallery cover

Downtown Cairo

Nile Art Gallery

Passion Art Gallery — gallery cover

Zamalek

Passion Art Gallery

Picasso Art Gallery — gallery cover

Zamalek

Picasso Art Gallery

Picasso East Gallery — gallery cover

New Cairo

Picasso East Gallery

Safarkhan Art Gallery — gallery cover

Zamalek

Safarkhan Art Gallery

Samah Art Gallery — gallery cover

Zamalek

Samah Art Gallery

Soma Art School and Gallery — gallery cover

Zamalek

Soma Art School and Gallery

TAM Gallery — gallery cover

Kerdasa

TAM Gallery

Ubuntu Art Gallery — gallery cover

Zamalek

Ubuntu Art Gallery

Underground Social — gallery cover

Downtown Cairo

Underground Social

Yassin Art Gallery — gallery cover

Zamalek

Yassin Art Gallery

Zamalek Art Gallery — gallery cover

Zamalek

Zamalek Art Gallery

Zawya Cinema — gallery cover

Downtown Cairo

Zawya Cinema

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Downtown Cairo

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Museums

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Abdeen Palace Museum — museum cover

Abdeen Palace Museum

Agricultural Museum — museum cover

Agricultural Museum

Ahmed Shawki Museum — museum cover

Ahmed Shawki Museum

Public institution
Bayt Al-Suhaymi — museum cover

Bayt Al-Suhaymi

Beit El-Umma — museum cover

Beit El-Umma

Beshtak Palace — museum cover

Beshtak Palace

Center of Arts — museum cover

Center of Arts

Public institution
Child Museum — museum cover

Child Museum

Coptic Museum — museum cover

Coptic Museum

Egyptian Geological Museum — museum cover

Egyptian Geological Museum

Egyptian Museum — museum cover

Egyptian Museum

Farouk Hosny Museum — museum cover

Farouk Hosny Museum

Public institution
Gamal Abdel Nasser Museum — museum cover

Gamal Abdel Nasser Museum

Public institution
Gayer-Anderson Museum — museum cover

Gayer-Anderson Museum

Grand Egyptian Museum — museum cover

Grand Egyptian Museum

Manial Palace Museum — museum cover

Manial Palace Museum

Mohamed Mahmoud Khalil Museum — museum cover

Mohamed Mahmoud Khalil Museum

Public institution
Mohamed Nagy Museum — museum cover

Mohamed Nagy Museum

Public institution
Mukhtar Museum — museum cover

Mukhtar Museum

Public institution
Museum of Egyptian Railways — museum cover

Museum of Egyptian Railways

Museum of Islamic Art, Cairo — museum cover

Museum of Islamic Art, Cairo

Museum of Islamic Ceramics — museum cover

Museum of Islamic Ceramics

Museum of Modern Egyptian Art — museum cover

Museum of Modern Egyptian Art

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National Military Museum — museum cover

National Military Museum

Public institution
National Museum of Egyptian Civilization — museum cover

National Museum of Egyptian Civilization

Postal Museum — museum cover

Postal Museum

Prince Taz Palace — museum cover

Prince Taz Palace

Public institution
Qasr Al-Eini Museum — museum cover

Qasr Al-Eini Museum

Royal Carriages Museum — museum cover

Royal Carriages Museum

Taha Hussein Museum — museum cover

Taha Hussein Museum

Public institution
Umm Kulthum Museum — museum cover

Umm Kulthum Museum

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The dim, black-walled Royal Mummies Hall of the National Museum of Egyptian Civilization in Fustat, Old Cairo
Editorial

Cairo · Egypt

The Museum of Everything That Became a Tomb

Egypt built a museum to tell the story of an entire civilisation — seven thousand years of it, from flint tools to the present. The public knows it for one thing: the room where twenty dead kings lie in the dark.

In a black, hushed hall beneath the National Museum of Egyptian Civilization in Old Cairo lie the mummified bodies of Ramesses II, Hatshepsut, and eighteen other rulers of the New Kingdom — carried here in 2021 in a televised parade watched around the world.

The white marble dome and framing minarets of the Taj Mahal in Agra, mirrored in the still water of its reflecting pool at dawn.
Editorial

Baghdad · Iraq

Where Is Agrabah? The City Disney Assembled From Real Places

Agrabah was going to be Baghdad. A war made it fictional — and then Disney built it back out of real places, from a tomb in Agra to a valley in Jordan that usually plays Mars.

The Sultan's palace where Princess Jasmine feels trapped has the silhouette of the Taj Mahal — which is not a palace at all, but a tomb. That is how Agrabah works. Disney's fairy-tale city was going to be Baghdad, until the Gulf War made the name impossible; the studio invented a place that could not be found on a map, then quietly rebuilt it out of real ones — Isfahan and Agra, Marrakesh and Mandalay, a Jordanian desert that has played both Arabia and Mars.

The empty glass case on the upper floor of the Egyptian Museum in Cairo where Tutankhamun's golden mask stood for decades, before its 2025 transfer to the Grand Egyptian Museum.
Editorial

Cairo · Egypt

The House Whose Famous Guests All Moved Out

When Tutankhamun's mask left Cairo's Egyptian Museum for the Grand Egyptian Museum, it took the crowds with it — but not the collection. What remains in the old building on Tahrir Square turns out to be a stranger and more interesting museum than the one that emptied.

For most of a century, the golden mask of Tutankhamun stood behind glass on the upper floor of the Egyptian Museum in Cairo. In October 2025 it was driven out to Giza, and it was not the only thing to go: the royal mummies, the whole Tutankhamun collection, tens of thousands of objects have left the old museum for Egypt's gleaming new institutions.

An enamelled medieval Syrian glass bottle in a display case at Cairo's Museum of Islamic Art, restored after the 2014 bombing, the mend faintly visible in the glass.
Editorial

Cairo · Egypt

The Bottle That Was in Pieces on the Floor

A car bomb left one of the world's great collections of Islamic art in fragments on the floor. What the Museum of Islamic Art chose to do with the repair — mark it, rather than hide it — turns out to be the most quietly radical decision in the building.

Near the entrance of Cairo's Museum of Islamic Art stands an eight-hundred-year-old Syrian glass bottle with a small gold mark on its label. The mark does not mean the bottle is precious, though it is. It means it was broken — shattered on the floor by the 2014 bombing across the street, then patiently glued back into a single shape.

Sunlit central courtyard of a traditional Moroccan riad in the Fez medina, with zellij tilework, arched galleries and a fountain beneath an open square of sky.
Editorial

Marrakech · Morocco

Why North African Cities Turn Inward: The Story of the Courtyard

A courtyard plan far older than Islam turned North African houses — and the medinas built from them — to face inward. Climate and religion only half-explain why, and what finally displaced the courtyard says the rest.

The blank walls and inward courtyards of Fez, Tunis, Algiers and Cairo are usually explained by heat or religion. Both are true; neither is the whole story. The clue is in what eventually pushed the courtyard out of the modern city.

The colossal statue of Ramses II standing in the sunlit atrium of the Grand Egyptian Museum, reflected in the shallow pool at its base, with daylight falling through the roof.
Editorial

Cairo · Egypt

The Museum That Reflects Everything, Including You

How the world's largest single-civilisation museum gathers a nation's heritage, national story, tourism economy and repatriation claims under one reflective roof — and what those mirrored surfaces quietly ask of everyone who walks in.

Around the colossus of Ramses II, shallow pools mirror the floor so exactly that visitors keep stepping in. It is a small, faintly comic thing — and a way into a much larger question about the Grand Egyptian Museum. A civilisation is gathered here and made whole, while its three most famous faces stay abroad. A home for a nation's heritage opens, and the nation queues outside it. A monument to Egyptian sovereignty rises, financed largely from Tokyo.