I visited the Grand Egyptian Museum, the world’s largest and newest museum!
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- Опубликовано: 15 сен 2024
- Egypt's largest museum has had its soft opening! I stopped by the Grand Egyptian Museum while visiting the pyramids. This museum, which had its soft opening in 2020, is one of the largest in the world. It's just a 10-minute taxi ride from the three great pyramids of Giza.
- Only certain areas are open during the soft opening.
- The modern design of the building is really exciting.
- Guided tours are available in English or Arabic.
- You’ll need about 2 hours for the visit and shopping.
- I recommend taking a taxi for transportation.
- Currently, there are no exhibits of Tutankhamun’s mask or mummies.
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Looks like the cross between an airport terminal, a museum and train station…..,
what a beautiful ❤ ❤
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It's quite telling that the comments here concern the museum architecture and not the amazing artefacts within it....
The look-at-me building overwhelms the sublime artwork.
@@bscottb8 TBH It's basically designed to attract as many tourists as possible and bring in foreign exchange. So you can't blame them.
If you kept your smartphone with you why didn't you take any images from inside the museum itself. This video leaves me wondering what's in there and is it worth it. Perhaps you could add a review of the museum. From what I saw it looks like an airport terminal
Actually, what you see in the video is all that is currently open to the public. The museum is still under construction, and most of it is unfinished. The visitable area is very limited, and to be honest, 1,000 Egyptian pounds seems quite expensive for what you get.
Wow, really impressive
Weird to leave passport to get headphones. I’m not leaving g my passport to anyone.
That would be very anxiety-provoking to surrender your passport for something like that. It's understandable that it might be used as collateral, since it's so valuable to the owner. But I would be nervous the entire time I didn't have my passport with me.
The entrance feature is SOOO tacky! Looks like something that would be in Las Vegas....
Every institution in the world, these days, operate on pop culture ideas and themes, too, no matter how "serious" they are. These things take tons of money to keep them running. Pop culture ideas --- what you'd call "tacky" here --- are some of the best ways to keep visitors and tourists (money) flowing into your stuff.
But, as other have said it: it's what's inside these exhibition places --- the real stuff as well as the replica's --- that's important; not the facade outside. If mankind is to preserve only a few things, these 3-5 thousand year-old Egyptian stuff are among those that should be preserved. Today, the Egyptians may have fallen behind a bit; but 3 to 5 thousand years ago, they're the most educated, most powerful, and most gifted, when it came to oversized ideas and stuff, from buildings to conquests...
@@kiabtoomlauj6249 right. And the great art inside deserved better. The last thing you want to do is cheapen the effect.
no metro nearby and probably exorbitant prices for the Egyptian people. the architecture seems huge for nothing what's the point of making a train station hall...
******** SKIP *********** MORE PEOPLE THAN MUSEUM ****************** NO exhibits of Tutankhamun **********JUST HAVING A CAMERA DOESN'T MEAN A GOOD VIDEO IT'S NOT!!1
Do you need ticket to visit museum gift shop?
Can we visit the museum gift shop without buying museum tickets?
Unfortunately, the souvenir gift shop is inside the museum, so you have to pay 1,000 Egyptian pounds to get in.
Muito da engenharia de construção vem do Egito dos faróis
You definitely need practice to do video.