The Grand Egyptian Museum (GEM), opening fully on November 1, 2025, stands as the largest archaeological museum dedicated to a single civilization worldwide. Located on the Giza Plateau just 1.2 km from the iconic Pyramids of Giza, the GEM offers an unparalleled gateway to ancient Egypt’s grandeur, housing over 100,000 artifacts spanning from the Predynastic era to Coptic Egypt
UNESCO-Level Exhibits and Egypt’s Greatest Treasures
Visitors can immerse themselves in Egypt’s rich heritage through a vast collection that includes the complete King Tutankhamun collection—over 5,398 pieces displayed together for the first time. This exhibit alone covers 7,500 square meters and features thousands of artifacts never previously shown to the public. Other highlights include the colossal Ramses II statue at the entrance, the second solar boat of Khufu, and carefully restored treasures of Queen Hetepheres and the royal family
Cutting-Edge Tech and Interactive Experiences
GEM blends history with innovation, incorporating advanced technologies such as:
- Augmented reality (AR) and holograms that bring ancient stories to life
- 3D digital tours of Tutankhamun’s tomb
- Interactive digital panels with rich artifact information
- State-of-the-art conservation and restoration facilities
These features create a cutting-edge visitor experience that enhances understanding and engagement with Egypt’s history
Plan Your Visit and Explore Nearby Attractions
Plan Your Visit and Explore Nearby AttractionsThe museum is conveniently located 15 minutes from Sphinx International Airport, making it an accessible destination for international tourists. Visitors can combine their GEM experience with tours of the Pyramids, Cairo city excursions, or beach trips to Sharm El Sheikh and El Alamein. The museum’s new official website offers comprehensive information on hours, ticketing, transport, and special exhibitions to help travelers plan their visit effortlessly
