Abdeen Palace

Abdeen Palace

Abdeen Palace

Unless you’re into armaments or over-the-top golden objects gifted to various Egyptian presidents, Abdeen Palace can be easily overlooked. Today the once grand salons are home to a military museum, the unintentionally funny presidential-gift rooms complete with a gold palm tree and a painting of President Sisi made entirely from thumb tacks and a museum that holds some very fancy 18th and 19th century silverware there are also many palaces in cairo such as Manial Palace which built by prince mohamed ali palaca and Aisha Fahmy Palace which built in 1907 and Baron's Palace which is crazy and weird mansion and Uruba Palace which the biritish used it as military hospital and Amir Taz Palace in cairo also 

Started in 1863 the palace was the centerpiece of Khedive Ismail’s plan for a modern Cairo, inspired by Paris’ recent makeover. The khedive even brought in French planner Baron Haussmann as a consultant. He wanted the palace finished for the 1869 opening of the Suez Canal to impress the visiting dignitaries but the 500 rooms weren’t finished until 1874. It was the royal residence until the monarchy was abolished in 1952 there are another countries you should visit when you come egypt Egypt Tours have many recommendations and you choose from also if you want to be in private tours Egypt Private Tours give you many offers to choose from also if you want to travel with your family Egypt Family Tours also has many offers for you also we have safari tours you can book them with us Egypt Safari Tours give you many recommendations 

Entrance is from the east side, ticket office is in the building across the street. Explore Egypt’s history through the exhibits