Visit of the Egyptian Museum in Cairo | A famous museum of Egyptian antiquities | Trip to Egypt 2021

The Egyptian Museum Cairo, also known as The Museum of Egyptian Antiquities in Cairo, is the world's largest museum of ancient Egyptian art. It contains works from different periods of ancient Egyptian cultural history: Early History, Thinite Period, Old Kingdom, Middle Kingdom, New Kingdom, Third Intermediate Period and Late Period, and Greco-Roman Period. The building, which is expected to be in use until 2022, stands on Al-Tahrir Square in downtown Cairo and was built in 1900 in the neoclassical style according to plans by the French architect Marcel Dourgnon. It was opened in 1902. The museum is run by the Supreme Council of Antiquities, formerly the Antiquities Service of the Arab Republic of Egypt.
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Chapters:
00:00 Outside the Egyptian Museum in Cairo
01:14 First orientation at the entrance and main hall
06:30 Further exploration of the ground level of the museum
11:16 Ascent to the second floor
11:26 A date with ancient Egyptian pharaoh Tutankhamun and his treasures
13:03 Further Examination of artefacts on second floor
15:01 A lot of mummies to discover in the mummies room of the Egyptian Museum
17:44 A meeting with the powerful ancient Egyptian courtier Yuya and his wife Thuya
22:35 Further exploration of the first level of the museum with much more Egyptian mummies
English title: Visit of the Egyptian Museum in Cairo | A famous museum of Egyptian antiquities | Trip to Egypt 2021
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[@KaimarkLifestyle]

A tour of the Egyptian Museum in Cairo is a fascinating adventure through the rich history of ancient Egypt. Which museum is currently your favourite and why? Let me know in the comments down below.

[@neilfoster814]

Fascinating! It's something special when you can look directly at a face that lived more than 4,000 years ago!

[@bear-1916]

When I look at this museum compared to any other, it all seems so complex and unordinary. The advanced design and art of the Egyptian culture seems so modern but ancient. So Extraordinary.

[@paulgrogan8032]

Imagine being the first westerner to crawl into those dark dusty spaces and pointing your light up to see those magnificent statues,wall tablets ect. Absolutely breath taking.

[@ahmedelkhwaga2751]

Racist

[@IrishAnnie]

I cannot even imagine the excitement!

[@IrishAnnie]

⁠@@ahmedelkhwaga2751. Trolling for victims?

[@eluminatti]

I ll be damned, i am from Greece and i always admired ancient Egypt and always wanted to visit. Thank you so much for this.

[@maurocoimbra9624]

I was there in 1994. It's one of the most amazing museums in the world.

[@mohamedhommos7748]

Mashallah Mashallah! Welcome To My Cairo Egypt Tour Inside Place Ancient Egyptian Antiquities Museum The World's Greatest History of Century B.C. A Thousand Years Ago of Royal Dynasty of Egyptian Age and Kings and Queens. I'm from Egyptian Country In North African.

[@catchaser52]

I am in North Carolina USA and I am 67 and not able to travel, So now I am able to visit thru these great videos. (If Allowed, LOL) Thank You so much.

[@KaimarkLifestyle]

Thank you very much for your feedback. I'm glad you like my videos 🙂

[@ehabebaid]

It is very nice to have you honor Egypt, and I am happy for you

[@KaimarkLifestyle]

I like Egypt very much. I have been there several times now. The last time it went to Luxor and Aswan. I also liked it there very much, especially the various ancient temples.

[@IrishAnnie]

Thank you so very much for this tour as I know I will never be there to see it. Fascinating! ❤️

[@izoyt]

interestingly, some of the artefacts looks like they have been "restored" not that long ago (i'm not any expert on this, on the other hand, tbh)), and on very amateur way, if i may add. but is always amazing to see this thing in real, love the craftsmanship and accuracy od ancient egiptian masters. i could not believe how skilful they have been, especially on small/micro items, it's hard to believe they were made by hand, not with machine (i only seen nefretiti exhibition in berlin so far).

[@xmanhoe]

Huge museum 😎 thanks for sharing

[@KaimarkLifestyle]

You are welcome :) It is one of my favorite museums. Which one is currently your favorite?

[@Snarlblu]

Um....tourist and citizens should keep hands to themselves seriously.

[@emanuelegrilli9178]

Un museo dove la bellezza è stata sapientemente racchiusa per l'eternità. Di certo uno dei più belli al mondo

[@kenichinishikawa7007]

I saw Tut’s treasures about 12 years ago. I could not take any photos or videos at all even I was allowed to bring my camera. I am wondering these are still in EM in Cairo or moved to GEM? I love to take videos of these in the new museum. I hope these are displayed so that we can see them without glass cases with plenty of spaces.

[@KaimarkLifestyle]

According to my latest information, the GEM will not open before the end of 2023. Until then, Tut's treasures will certainly remain in the EM.

[@wooteckchuan705]

Ones the biggest empire in history of wold

[@johannesnicolaas]

Thank you so much for the high quality of your images! Respect from Holland.

[@KaimarkLifestyle]

Thank you very much! I am glad that you like my video 🙂

[@nicolevogel4869]

Les vases canope les uschebtis... des beautes. Les Sarkophages....

[@chengigi3628]

Thank for your sharing. Nice video ！

[@KaimarkLifestyle]

You are welcome, I am glad that you enjoyed my video 🙂

[@Sepia36912]

Good show

[@KemetEG]

♥️♥️

[@bweaverla]

There are no descriptions of anything being shown.

[@bard617]

Wow, Thank you!

[@KaimarkLifestyle]

You are welcome! I am glad that you like my video 🙂

[@user-rl8no1bh1f]

Hello, I'm Inhee Lee, the guide of MBC every1 broadcast. We went to Egypt to shoot and I'm calling because I need a video of Cairo Museum in Egypt, can I reveal the source and use it for the video? I look forward to hearing from you. Thank you.

[@sapientiapotestasest3073]

Your video is great, very nicely done. My first time in Egypt was in 1998 and my second was in September this year. I must make a note regarding the King Tut mask. It really looks fake like a poorly made copy. I wasn`t allowed to take any pictures this year, however I looked at my old photos from the 90`s and the mask was much more shiny and it looks far more authentic than the one I saw few months ago and the one in your video. I heard that they damaged it during a botched repair attempt so it`s possible that they replaced it with a replica.

[@KaimarkLifestyle]

Thank you very much for your feedback and interesting report on the authenticity of the mask 🙂 That would be really terrible if the mask had been damaged during repair work. Does anyone have any further information on this?

[@sapientiapotestasest3073]

@@KaimarkLifestyle In 2014 the beard was knocked off during cleaning and it took several international art restauration experts to reattach it. That`s why I suspect that the mask on display might be a copy. When I visited the Egyptian Museum, this year the mask was located in a poorly lit room and no photos were allowed which I thought was very strange.

[@abdallauyassen4838]

💜🇪🇬

[@agungsatchild8352]

Where imhotep?

[@Peter_Atef]

Egypt 🇪🇬🦅🤍♥️

[@KaimarkLifestyle]

Egypt is a great country to travel. The preserved remains of long gone cultures is just tremendous.

[@Sherbetlemons]

Where's the death mask?

[@Xdooda]

It's in the British museum

[@LayerFarm.]

I think a lot these ancient Egypt's work of art weren't really don't by the Egyptians, even some of the pyramids weren't really built by them but by enslaved people from different races, especially the Israelites.

[@user-dl1im1ru8u]

إذن اين قبر سيدنا موسى وهارون فهم كان اولا بذلك أو تابوت لهم ارجوا عدم الانزلاق فى الكلام بحديث غير مفهوم ،،،، الاشياء التى تراها مصنوعة بحب من احرار وليس من عبيد ،،،. حسنى مصر

[@enrico4812]

also Turin museum