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Featured Hotels Near Gayer-Anderson Museum Cairo
Sayeda Zainab Street Houd Marsoud S (0.5 km from Gayer-Anderson Museum)
A 7-minute walk from Mosque of Ibn Tulun in Cairo Helmeya Apartment with Touristic Views provides accommodations with access to a public bath.
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Throughout the day engage in the entertaining activities available at Deluxe Furnished Apartment ocean blue compound . Unwind by the pool at apartment and cherish a leisurely moment.
El-Gomhoreya Square (1.6 km from Gayer-Anderson Museum)
Elite Studios offers accommodations in Cairo 1.2 miles from Mosque of Ibn Tulun and 1.5 miles from Al-Azhar Mosque. The air-conditioned accommodation is 1.1 miles from The Egyptian Museum.
41 شارع نوبار باشا (1.7 km from Gayer-Anderson Museum)
Located within a 11-minute walk of Tahrir Square and 0.9 miles of The Egyptian Museum Heaven Hostel provides rooms with air conditioning and a private bathroom in Cairo.
26 Kasr Al Nile Fifth Floor Next To (1.7 km from Gayer-Anderson Museum)
Featuring a restaurant Pharoah's Palace offers accommodations in Cairo a 8-minute walk from Tahrir Square and half a mile from The Egyptian Museum. The property is around 1.5 miles from Al-Azhar Mosque 1.6 miles from Cairo Tower and 1.
49 Nobar Street Downtown Bab El Lou (1.8 km from Gayer-Anderson Museum)
Located in Downtown Cairo Osiris Hotel is just a 500 metres walk from the Egyptian Museum. It offers free Wi-Fi in public areas and a roof-top terrace that offers views of downtown Cairo. The bright air-conditioned rooms are simply furnished.
47 Al Falaki Street (1.8 km from Gayer-Anderson Museum)
Located in the heart of Cairo this hostel is 10 minutes’ walk from the Egyptian Museum and the Nile. It has a terrace and rooms with a balcony. Free Wi-Fi is available.
11 Moderit El Tahrir Street Garden (1.8 km from Gayer-Anderson Museum)
Located in Cairo a 12-minute walk from Tahrir Square The New Garden Palace Hotel provides accommodations with a terrace private parking a restaurant and a bar. This 3-star hotel offers room service a 24-hour front desk and free WiFi.
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The Gayer-Anderson Museum in Cairo is an iconic museum located in the heart of the city. It was built in 1632 by Muhammed Ali Pasha, a powerful Ottoman governor and founder of Egypt's modern dynasty. The museum is named after two British officers, Major Robert and Captain John Gayer-Anderson, who occupied the building until 1942.
The museum houses an impressive collection of artifacts belonging to various ancient Egyptian dynasties including Pharaonic artifacts, Roman and Coptic artifacts as well as Islamic art pieces. The most remarkable pieces include a magnificent wooden door from the 18th Dynasty, painted ceilings dating back to the Mamluk period and several wooden screens decorated with intricate Islamic artworks. It also displays a vast number of coins and ceramic objects from various countries.
Apart from its historical significance, Gayer-Anderson Museum is renowned for its stunning architecture which integrates elements of both French and Oriental styles. Visitors can admire the beautiful stained glass windows located on the first floor and admire its grand staircase that leads up to an uncovered courtyard surrounded by small rooms full of antiques and curiosities collected by the two officers throughout their stay in Egypt.
Moreover, visitors can learn about life during the Muhammad Ali period by visiting the make-shift hospital set up by Major Gayer Anderson for wounded soldiers during World War II or ponder upon his eclectic collection of books housed in a special library room filled with rare manuscripts.
A visit to Gayer-Anderson Museum is not only a journey into ancient civilizations but also an opportunity to explore one man’s quest for knowledge as he sought to collect extraordinary objects from all corners of the world while weaving together different cultural influences into one harmonious whole.