(Translated by Google) The Coptic Museum ... within the boundaries of the Babylon Fortress ... the Religions Complex in Old Cairo It is the largest museum in the world of the antiquities of Egypt from the Coptic stage, where the number of holdings in the Coptic Museum is about 16,000, and the museum’s holdings were arranged according to their types into twelve sections. Additions during the Reign of the Roman Empires Augustus and Trajan (Original) المتحف القبطى ... داخل حدود حصن بابليون ... بمجمع الاديان بمصر القديمه هو أكبر متحف في العالم لآثار مصر من المرحلة القبطية حيث يبلغ عدد المقتنيات بالمتحف القبطي حوالي 16000 مقتنى وقد رتبت مقتنيات المتحف تبعا لنوعياتها إلى اثني عشر قسما عرضت عرضا علميا روعي فيه الترتيب الزمني قدر الإمكان... بدأ تشييده أيام الفرس ولكن حدثت عليه العديد من الإضافات في عهد الإمبراطوريين الرومانيين أغسطس وتراجان

Great museum. Well displayed, and take your time to wander through as there is a lot of history on display

Ancient area of Cairo with various churches of historical importance dating back to the Coptic era during the Roman and Greek presence. The museum is very well presented.

The Coptic Museum is a museum in Coptic Cairo, Egypt with the largest collection of Coptic Christian artifacts in the world. It was founded by Marcus Simaika in 1908 to house Coptic antiquities. The museum traces the history of Egypt from its beginnings to the present day. It was erected on 8,000 square meter land offered by the Coptic Orthodox Church, under the guardianship of Pope Cyril V. The Coptic museum houses the world's most important examples of Coptic art and it was truly spectacular, the artifacts were breathtaking and the museum itself is very well-organized and everything was exhibited beautifully. I highly recommend checking out the museum whenever you’re in Coptic Cairo.

One of Egypt’s finest museums. The Coptic Museum is a welcome source of tranquility in the busy capital. Just a metro ride away from the centre, the museum has an impressive collection of Coptic art. The collection includes wonderful late Roman and early christian works of art, impressive textiles and awesome manuscripts. The building with its gardens and annexes is a gem itself. Well worth a visit if you’re in Cairo.

(Translated by Google) The Coptic Museum is located in the Coptic Quarter of Cairo, there are interesting objects and figures to admire (Original) Das Koptische Museum liegt im Koptischen Viertel von Kairo, es gibt interessante Gegenstände und Figuren zu bewundern

The Coptic Museum was praised for its extensive and well-curated exhibits showcasing the cultural and artistic heritage of the Coptic Christian community in Egypt. Visitors often appreciated the museum's efforts to preserve and display a wide range of artifacts, including textiles, manuscripts, icons, and architectural elements. The museum provides insight into the history of Coptic Christianity, showcasing artifacts dating back centuries. It helps visitors understand the role of Coptic Christians in Egypt's cultural and religious landscape. Many visitors found the museum to be educational, providing informative displays and explanations about Coptic Christian traditions, beliefs, and practices.

(Translated by Google) This museum is located in ancient Egypt within the boundaries of the Babylon Fortress, whose remains are located behind the museum building; Its construction began in the days of the Persians, but many additions took place during the reign of the Roman emperors Augustus and Trajan, and then the Roman emperors added to it. The French scientist (Maspero) played an important role in the establishment of the museum, as he worked to collect works of Coptic art and allocate a hall for them in the Egyptian Museum. After that, in 1893 CE, Marcus Pasha Thicke demanded that the collection of Coptic antiquities be included in the interests of the Committee for Preservation of Antiquities and Arts. This man struggled for a long time until he was able to establish the current building of the museum, which was inaugurated in 1910, and he was appointed its first director. The museum's first guide was published in 1930 This museum is the largest museum in the world of the antiquities of Egypt from the Coptic period, and it includes the following sections: Department of Stones and Frescoes. Department of the development of Coptic writing and manuscripts. Department of fabrics and textiles. Ivory and Icons section. Department of timber. Department of Minerals. Pottery and glass section The Coptic Museum The number of the Coptic Museum’s holdings is about 16,000. The museum’s holdings were arranged according to their types into twelve sections. A scientific presentation was presented in which the chronological order as possible was taken into account. We mention among the most important museum’s holdings: A limestone tombstone showing the overlap between the signs of the cross and the ankh (late 4th century AD). Textile fragment bearing some Christian symbols (6th century AD). An inscription on an ivory comb showing some of the miracles of Christ (7th century AD). Limestone column capital decorated with grape clusters (7th century AD). A bronze lamp with a handle in the form of a crescent and a cross (13th century AD). The old wing of the museum includes a collection of wooden furniture and inlaid doors. It should be noted that it includes the sycamore wood door of the holder of the icons of the Church of Saint Barbara. The panels can be distinguished by installing them in the Fatimid period during the eleventh and twelfth centuries. The group settles in the new wing, which shows different types, styles and themes, such as geometric designs, acanthus scrolls and grape leaves, friezes decorated with rabbits, peacocks, birds, and rural activities, passing through the Hellenistic and Coptic heritage to the Islamic art forms in Egypt. The Coptic Museum includes manuscripts of the Bible dating back thousands of years and is an architectural masterpiece. The Coptic Museum was built to fill a gap in Egyptian history and art. The large collection of antiques, most of them of great importance for Coptic art in the world. The museum was built on "waqf" land belonging to the Coptic Church, which it willingly provided at the disposal of its founder His Holiness the Apostate Cyril V (died in 1927 AD and was succeeded by Anas the Nineteenth in 1929 AD) The Coptic Museum is located in a very important historical place, as it is located inside The walls of the famous fortress of Babylon, which is considered one of the most famous and largest remaining monuments of the Roman Empire in Egypt, and its total area including the garden and the fortress is about 8000 meters, and it was developed with its old and new wings and the hanging church, and it was opened after that in 1984. The Coptic Museum was affiliated with the Coptic Patriarchate until 1931, and then it became affiliated with the Ministry of Culture. The average daily visitor number ranges from 200 to 250 individuals of various nationalities. (Original) يقع هذا المتحف في مصر القديمة داخل حدود حصن بابليون والذي توجد بقاياه خلف مبنى المتحف؛ وقد بدأ تشييده أيام الفرس ولكن حدثت عليه العديد من الإضافات في عهد الإمبراطوريين الرومانيين أغسطس وتراجان ثم أضاف إليه من جاء بعدهم من أباطرة الرومان. لعب العالم الفرنسي (ماسبيرو) دوراً هامة في نشأة المتحف إذ عمل على جمع أعمال الفن القبطي وتخصيص قاعة لها في المتحف المصري. بعد ذلك طالب مرقس باشا سميكة عام 1893م بأن تضم مجموعة الآثار القبطية إلى اهتمامات لجنة حفظ الآثار والفنون. وقد جاهد هذا الرجل طويلاً حتى تمكن من إقامة المبنى الحالي للمتحف الذي افتتح عام 1910 وعين هو أول مدير له. أما أول دليل للمتحف فتم نشره عام 1930 يعد هذا المتحف أكبر متحف في العالم لآثار مصر من المرحلة القبطية وهو يضم الأقسام الآتية: قسم الأحجار والرسوم الجصية. قسم تطور الكتابة القبطية والمخطوطات. قسم الأقمشة والمنسوجات. قسم العاج والأيقونات. قسم الأخشاب. قسم المعادن. قسم الفخار والزجاج المتحف القبطي يبلغ عدد المقتنيات بالمتحف القبطي حوالي 16000 مقتنى وقد رتبت مقتنيات المتحف تبعا لنوعياتها إلى اثني عشر قسما، عرضت عرضا علميا روعي فيه الترتيب الزمني قدر الإمكان ونذكر من أهم مقتينات المتحف: شاهد قبر من الحجر الجيري يظهر التداخل بين علامتي الصليب والعنخ (نهاية القرن 4م). قطعة نسيج عليها بعض الرموز المسيحية (القرن 6م). نقش علي مشط من العاج يظهر بعض معجزات السيد المسيح (القرن 7م). تاج عمود من الحجر الجيري مزين بشكل عناقيد العنب (القرن 7م). مسرجة من البرونز لها مقبض على شكل الهلال والصليب (القرن 13م). يضم الجناح القديم للمتحف مجموعة من قطع الاثاث الخشبية والأبواب المطعمة. وجدير بالملاحظة أنه يضم الباب المصنوع من خشب الجميز الخاص بحامل أيقونات كنيسة القديسة بربارة. الألواح يمكن تمييزها حيث قاموا بتركيبها في العصر الفاطمي أثناء القرن الحادي عشر والثاني عشر. المجموعة تستقر في الجناح الجديد الذي يظهر مختلف الأنواع والطرز والموضوعات، مثل التصميمات الهندسية، لفائف نبات الاكانتس وأوراق العنب، وافريزات مزدانة بأرانب، طواويس، طيور، والانشطة الريفية، مرورا بالتراث الهيللينستى والقبطي حتى الصيغ الفنية الإسلامية في مصر. ويضم المتحف القبطي مخطوطات للكتاب المقدس تعود لآلاف السنين وهو عبارة عن تحفة معماري. بنى المتحف القبطي ليسد ثغرة في التاريخ والفن المصري. المجموعة الكبيرة من التحف والتي أغلبها ذات شأن كبير من الأهمية للفن القبطي في العالم. لقد شيد المتحف على أرض "وقف" تابعة للكنيسة القبطية التي قدمها عن طيب خاطر تحت تصرف مؤسسه قداسة المتنيح كيرلس الخامس(توفى عام 1927 ميلادية وأعقبه أنبا يؤنس التاسع عشر في 1929 ميلادية) يقع المتحف القبطي في مكان غاية الأهمية من الناحية التاريخية فهو يقع داخل أسوار حصن بابليون الشهير الذي يعتبر من أشهر وأضخم الآثار الباقية للإمبراطورية الرومانية في مصر، وتبلغ مساحته الكلية شاملة الحديقة والحصن حوالي 8000 م، وقد تم تطويره بجناحيه القديم والجديد والكنيسة المعلقة وتم افتتاحه بعد ذلك عام 1984. وقد ظل المتحف القبطي تابعاً للبطريركية القبطية حتى عام 1931 ثم أصبح تابعاً لوزارة الثقافة. يتراوح متوسط عدد الزائرين اليومي من 200 إلى 250 فرد من جنسيات مختلفة.

Worthwhile even for non-Christians. The building itself is already worth the 100 EGP entry fee, and the museum has some nice pieces. I found the art combining Coptic, Egyptian and Greek in one especially fascinating. Easily combined with the (free) Hanging Church next door, and quickly accessible through metro line 1. Highly recommended!

This museum is definitely worth the $6 usd entry price! I wandered around almost by myself for about an hour. It was so peaceful and there was plenty to see.

The Coptic Museum contains Copt Art from paintings, jewellery, illustrated books, wood beams. The museum is well curated and beautiful. If you love wood carvings and detailed art that links between Greek and Egyptian history it’s a great place. And also built around the Fortress of Babylon. It costs 100EP.

Huge very rich museum. The building itself is one marvelous sight. Highly recommended but needs at least 3 hours ✌️

One of Egypt’s finest museums. Just a metro ride away from .The collection includes wonderful late Roman and early christian works of art, impressive textiles and awesome manuscripts. The building with its gardens and annexes is a gem itself. Well worth a visit

Lovely place to visit. A huge variety of Coptic artefacts from different time periods. Unfortunately, the museum was not air conditioned however you could feel that it is actually a little bit colder than outside. Most things have descriptions in English and French alongside Arabic. Be sure to arrive there early as its working hours are quite short. The museum has two floors and its beautifully carved in stone and wood.

A very rich and interesting museum that shed light on the history of christianity in Egypt from the early days all the way to the modern age. The building itself is beautifully decorated. The visit is a must.

The coptic museum is a good source of artifacts and facts about the origins of the coptic church in Egypt. Almost all items on display are labbeled in detailed English. The Babylon fortress is next to it and can be seen as a part of the park in which the museum is located. This museum can be reached easily using the metro since it is right next to the Mar Girgis station

Bigger than I thought. There are a lot to see. And there is a nice church close to the museum

An amazing collection of Coptic art from Christianity and ancient Egypt history. All are allowed to visit. Ticket price currently is 20 EGP. The security at the main gate will check your ID before entering. Everyone is polite and respectful regardless of what your actual religion is.

Interiors are fabulous especially the roofs since I like such architecture. No proper lightings as in many other museums. Needs more improvement to attract more people....

As a christian church in Cairo it's a freshing, beautiful place. The Hanging Church itself is really special. A little bit crowded, but tolerable. The merchants are nice, and souvenirs are very cheap.

(Translated by Google) This museum is located in ancient Egypt within the boundaries of the Babylon Fortress, whose remains are located behind the museum building; Its construction began during the days of the Persians, but many additions took place during the reign of the Roman emperors Augustus and Trajan, then added to it who came after them from the Roman emperors. The French scientist (Maspero) played an important role in the establishment of the museum as he worked to collect works of Coptic art and allocate a hall for them in the Egyptian Museum. After that, in 1893 CE, Marcus Pasha Thicke demanded that the collection of Coptic antiquities be included in the interests of the Committee for Preservation of Antiquities and Arts. This man struggled for a long time until he was able to establish the current building of the museum, which was inaugurated in 1910, and was appointed its first director. The museum's first guide was published in 1930. The museum is located in the Old Cairo area, and is open daily from 9 am to 4 pm. Entrance ticket price: 10 pounds, and 5 pounds for students. (Original) يقع هذا المتحف في مصر القديمة داخل حدود حصن بابليون والذي توجد بقاياه خلف مبنى المتحف؛ وقد بدأ تشييده أيام الفرس ولكن حدثت عليه العديد من الإضافات في عهد الإمبراطوريين الرومانيين أغسطس وتراجان ثم أضاف إليه من جاء بعدهم من أباطرة الرومان. لعب العالم الفرنسي (ماسبيرو) دوراً هامة في نشأة المتحف إذ عمل على جمع أعمال الفن القبطي وتخصيص قاعة لها في المتحف المصري. بعد ذلك طالب مرقس باشا سميكة عام 1893م بأن تضم مجموعة الآثار القبطية إلى اهتمامات لجنة حفظ الآثار والفنون. وقد جاهد هذا الرجل طويلاً حتى تمكن من إقامة المبنى الحالي للمتحف الذي افتتح عام 1910 وعين هو أول مدير له. أما أول دليل للمتحف فتم نشره عام 1930. المتحف موجود في منطقة مصر القديمة، وبيفتح أبوابه يوميًا من الساعة 9 صباحًا ولحد 4 مساءً. سعر تذكرة الدخول: 10 جنيه وللطلبة بـ 5 جنيه.

Knowing the history of the Christian religion and some archaeological pieces and the tremendous discoveries of this civilization, you should not miss this for a visit if you come to Egypt ⁦♥️⁩

(Translated by Google) 60 Egyptian pounds (about 1000 Japanese yen). 9-16 o'clock. There is baggage inspection. It holds the valuable Gnostic 4c excavated document "Nag Hammadi Manuscript". Prior to the discovery of this document, Gnosticism had only Catholic or Orthodox literature criticizing it. In addition, many crafts of the Christian Coptic Church in Egypt are exhibited. A collection of gems of Copt art, such as the entire Holy of Holies with beautiful frescoes, the Torah ark with wonderful ivory inlays, the podium with stunning sheer carvings, the basin of marble floor mosaics, various Bibles, and stained glass. There is. (Original) 60エジプトポンド(約1000日本円)。9-16時。手荷物検査あり。貴重なグノーシス主義派の4cごろの出土文献「ナグ・ハマディ写本」を所蔵している。この文書の発見前は、グノーシス主義は、それを批判するカソリックや正教会かの文献しかなかった。また、エジプトのキリスト教 コプト教会の工芸品を多数展示している。フレスコ画が美しい至聖所を丸ごと、象牙の象嵌が素晴らしい聖櫃や透し彫りが見事な説教台、大理石の床モザイクの水盤、色々な聖書、ステンドグラスなど、コプト芸術の逸品が集められている。

(Translated by Google) The museum is diligently hidden in its artistry. You will feel the atmosphere of what people used to be dedicated to Coptic sculpture, faith and prayer (Original) المتحف بجد تخفه فنيه هتحس جواه اد ايه الناس زمان كانت متفرغه للنحت القبطي والايمان والصلاه

It's like travelling to Greece in no time. After stepping in the museum's courtyard, you can forget that you're in Cairo. The oldest exhibits are about the pre Christian Greek civilization, there are many frescoes about people harvesting grapes, producing wine and about Dionysus, Aphrodite, about Zeus and Europe. The newer exhibits are artifacts collected from various Coptic churches around Cairo and they are like a time capsule. There are religious icons of various saints, some of them specific to Coptic Christianity, like Saint Apollo or Saint Bachus. The building that host the museum is a masterpiece itself, displaying an amazing mixture of Arab and Byzantine architecture. The patio makes the visitors feel like they are visiting the South of Spain. I was really impressed about the woodcraft created to protect the windows from sunlight. A great experience overall.

This is a must see for anyone interested in C Egyptian history. The building itself is a beautiful piece of artwork . Plan to spend at least two hours exploring the museum’s Easy go with metro .

Its presence between the Hanging Church and St. George's Monastery and within the Interfaith Complex gives it great importance

Full of history and cultural great and amazing museum, it simply shows the history of Christianity and how it developed in Egypt and in the world,

It is very nice

The Coptic Museum The Coptic Museum contains the world's largest collection of Coptic artifacts and artwork. Coptic monuments display a rich mixture of Egyptian, Greek, Roman, Byzantine and Ottoman traditions,linking ancient and Islamic Egypt. The objects are grouped into different mediums, such as stonework, woodwork, metalwork, textiles and manuscripts.The total number of objects on display is around 15,000 objects.

(Translated by Google) One of the most interesting museums in Cairo (Original) Один из самых интересных музеев в Каире

The Captic museum is a must.It gives a perfect insight to the transition from the Pharaonic to Islamic Eygpt throught the Roman-Coptic era. It just shows how rich Eygpy is. The building is amazing and the presentation is perfect too.

very big museum with special garden and gifts shop but it's full of items with no history boards or explanation need some work but in general it nice place with too much items, it could be better with some work

I love that there’s a museum for Coptic stuff, so this is an automatic 5 star review. There’s no air conditioning which is unfortunate, but the museum is otherwise nice to walk through, even if it’s not particularly fancy or polished

One of the most important museum's in egypt contain amazing cobtic hestory

Well maintained museum. Interesting history of Coptic heritage.If you have extra time.tonsoend in Cairo it's worth the visit. No need a guide everything is explained in English French and Arabic.

(Translated by Google) This museum is located in ancient Egypt within the boundaries of the Babylon Fortress, whose remains are located behind the museum building; Its construction began in the days of the Persians, but many additions took place during the reign of the Roman emperors Augustus and Trajan, then added to it who came after them from the Roman emperors. The French scientist (Maspero) played an important role in the establishment of the museum, as he worked to collect works of Coptic art and allocate a hall for them in the Egyptian Museum. After that, in 1893 CE, Marcus Pasha Thicke demanded that the collection of Coptic antiquities be included in the interests of the Committee for Preservation of Antiquities and Arts. This man struggled for a long time until he was able to establish the current building of the museum, which was inaugurated in 1910, and he was appointed its first director. The museum's first guide was published in 1930. (Original) يقع هذا المتحف في مصر القديمة داخل حدود حصن بابليون والذي توجد بقاياه خلف مبنى المتحف؛ وقد بدأ تشييده أيام الفرس ولكن حدثت عليه العديد من الإضافات في عهد الإمبراطوريين الرومانيين أغسطس وتراجان ثم أضاف إليه من جاء بعدهم من أباطرة الرومان. لعب العالم الفرنسي (ماسبيرو) دوراً هامة في نشأة المتحف إذ عمل على جمع أعمال الفن القبطي وتخصيص قاعة لها في المتحف المصري. بعد ذلك طالب مرقس باشا سميكة عام 1893م بأن تضم مجموعة الآثار القبطية إلى اهتمامات لجنة حفظ الآثار والفنون. وقد جاهد هذا الرجل طويلاً حتى تمكن من إقامة المبنى الحالي للمتحف الذي افتتح عام 1910 وعين هو أول مدير له. أما أول دليل للمتحف فتم نشره عام 1930.

as a non Christian I still found this really interesting, quiet museum, relaxed, and a ton of interesting history and artifacts

Interesting place , but lacks the guiding within it

I Didn't expect it is that rich. the museum is very interesting and it has a very special Pieces like the oldest copy of the psalm

Contains a lot of interesting paintings and information 😍 A must to go museum ❤️

A beautiful place that's properly maintained. Worth the visit by any art enthusiast as it's got a lot of artistic pieces

I loved the architecture and rich content

(Translated by Google) not understand well (Original) 不是很懂

Lots of stories for the Coptic historical era, some artifacts are broken due to wars taking place at this time but still you can have an overview by visiting the museum accompanied by visiting the churches around

Coptic museum relates the orthodox Egyptian Christians which includes collections from various churches in Egypt. This is a Geart museum although not popular even for Egyptian but it include great collections of works from 3rd to 18th century include very well preserved bibles from 13th and 16th century, a Psalms sine 3rd century.

One of the most beautiful Egyptian museums

The Coptic Museum is a museum in Coptic Cairo, exhibiting Coptic antiquities, which basically means items from the Christain communities of Egypt. The museum has some of the world's most important examples of Coptic art, Coptic life, although the majority of the exhibits are of religious nature. Two of the highlights in the museum have to be the Monastery of Saint Jerome relocated from Saqqara and the Monastery of Saint Apollo from Bawit. A fantastic museum to visit in Coptic Cairo and much better value for money most museums in the city.

It is so butful

(Translated by Google) If you are interested in history, a must visit. This is something extraordinary. The Coptic quarter itself is interesting. Old Cairo. Architecture, courtyards. If you're not interested, there's nothing to do there (Original) Если вы интересуетесь историей- обязательно для посещения. Это что то необыкновенное. Интересен сам Коптский квартал. Старый Каир. Архитектура, дворики. Если вам это не интересно, там нечего делать

(Translated by Google) Very nice collection of early Christian pieces! (Original) Très belle collection de pièces du début de l'air chrétienne !

Super like

Such a great and peaceful place in cario, egypt .

Very good

(Translated by Google) The museum building itself is very beautiful. There is little light inside, it was difficult for us to look at the exhibits. You can visit if you have free time, but this is not a must. (Original) Само здание музея очень красивое. Внутри мало света, нам было сложно разглядывать экспонаты. Можно посетить, если у вас есть свободное время, но это не маст.

(Translated by Google) The splendor of Coptic art from different eras and the indications of each era from the source of art (Original) روعة الفنون القبطية لمختلف العصور ودلائل كل عصر من نبع الفن

Old is gold

A important part of the Christian history.The holy family shelter during the ancient times when they came to egypt.

Quite and peaceful

One of the most important museums in Egypt

A good museum depicting arts of the Coptic period. There’s an entry ticket only to the museum, all other churches, the synagogue, structures around are free to visit and are indeed beautiful. Once you have been to all these places, the Coptic museum would simply feel as if an organised collection of intellectual art. If you are really an art connoisseur, then try it out, else one may choose to give it a skip.

Fantastic history. Get a guide though

Nice and interesting museum on history of Coptic Christians in Egypt. Many pieces from old Egyptian churches.

The place is amazing and huge, however the light distribution is not very good especially for items preserved behind glass. Also, there's a separate ticket for taking photos.

Must visit for both locals and tourists. The hanging church and st George are fabulous. It’s magnificent to have the three religions represented in one area. The Jewish synagogue, the ant bin Aas mosque, the first one build in Egypt and surrounded by seven churches and a nunnery.

Holy place

Unique in content - unique in context - unique in culture The Coptic Museum in Cairo is a gem on its right: a compilation of rarest and ancient antiquities, dating from earliest times of Christianity in Egypt. Artefacts are few but nicely displayed and with details in English, French and Arabic. Understandably, lighting is dimmed to avoid damaging old statues, artefacts and linen altar cloths. This is challenging since still photography is allowed but without flash. The visit is 1.5-2 hours, well worth it. Access via Cairo Metro (Line 1 Mar George's station) is very convenient.

recommended

Amazing museum with amazing artifacts.

(Translated by Google) It is an area of ​​the old cityscape. You can drop in at various churches. The Coptic Museum is one of them. It's close to the train station and you can start sightseeing in this area from the Coptic Museum. Stained glass is a very nice church. (Original) 古い街並みのエリアです。 色々な教会に立ち寄ることができます。 コプト博物館もその一つです。 駅に近く、コプト博物館からこのエリアの観光をスタートするとスムーズにまわれます。 ステンドグラスがとても素敵な教会です。

(Translated by Google) A phenomenal place that you must visit when you are in Cairo. Simply, history is all around you when you walk through the door of this building. (Original) Феноменално место које обавезно морате посетити када сте у Каиру. Једноставно, историја је свуда око вас када се упутите кроз врата овог здања.

(Translated by Google) A place full of history. Thankfully we can go to the Amruibn Ash mosque, .. and search for this location. (Original) Tempat penuh sejarah. Syukur bisa ke masjid amruibn ash,.. dan menelisik ke lokasi ini.

(Translated by Google) Excellent place to get out of the ordinary in Cairo and remember a little where you came from ... (Original) Excelente lugar para salir de lo común en El Cairo y recordar un poco de donde vienes...

(Translated by Google) The place is very beautiful and the artifacts are top in splendor, but the air conditioning hours separate from the exhibition so it remains a fire (Original) المكان جميل جدا والقطع الأثرية قمة في الروعة بس ساعات التكييف بيفصل عن المعرض ف بيبقى نار

(Translated by Google) Very beautiful and organized It contains many Coptic antiquities and information about the Holy Family’s journey to Egypt (Original) جميل جدا ومنظم ويحتوي علي الكثير من الآثار القبطية ومعلومات عن رحلة العائلة المقدسة إلي مصر

(Translated by Google) It is the best museum to learn about the origins of Old Cairo and the history of the town and Coptic religion. (Original) オールドカイロの成り立ちや町とコプト教の歴史を知るには、最も良い博物館です。

Awesome

So many detailings ! So many things to learn and definitely reflects the old Egyptian culture to the fullest ! So a must visit if you love structures and history

Very nice

Amazing place to go if you love a bit of history for the largest minority group in the middle east.

You can know more things and spend happy time

Great

(Translated by Google) The place is very nice, entrance is free, at the Marie Gerges station Place is amazing, wish if they care much about Entrance is free, directly at Mery Gerges metro station (Original) المكان جميل جداً ، الدخول مجاني ، عند محطة ماري جرجس Place is amazing, wish if they care much about Entrance is free , directly at Mery Gerges metro station

Incredible experience! The Coptic art, engravings and the way they wrote and translated the Bible into the Coptic language is fascinating.