Egyptian Museum Tickets

Explore 5,000 years of history at the Egyptian Museum

Tuck into a traditional Egyptian lunch at a local restaurant

Enjoy stunning views of the Great Pyramids and the Sphinx

Hotel pick-ups and drop-offs are included in your ticket

Skip the line with priority entry, saving you valuable time to explore the Grand Egyptian Museum and its fascinating 12 galleries.

Upgrade to a guided tour in English or Arabic and hear stories and less-known facts behind iconic artifacts like Scribe Nefer’s statue and ancient tools.

Take your visit up a notch with the GEM Discovery Challenge, where you’ll solve puzzles and uncover clues for a fun, interactive exploration.

Wander through the museum’s iconic spaces, including the Grand Hall, Hanging Obelisk, and stunning artifacts from prehistoric Egypt to the Roman Empire.

Fun fact: The Grand Egyptian Museum is the world’s largest archaeological museum, designed to house 100,000+ artifacts, including King Tutankhamun’s treasures.

Embark on a guided tour to witness the Pyramids of Giza – Cheops, Khafre, and Mykerinos – the only survivors of the 7 Ancient Wonders of the World.

Enjoy round trip transfers from your hotel, and visit the Valley Temple, where the corpse of King Chephren was mummified by ancient priests.

At the Egyptian Museum, Africa's largest museum, see the treasures of King Tutankhamun dating back over 30 centuries.

Choose between an English or German-speaking guide, and go on a shopping spree at the famous Khan el-Khalili Bazaar featuring antiques and jewelry.

Fun Fact: The great pyramids used to have a limestone covering that made them glitter under the sunlight, looking like giant gems.

Explore the Egyptian capital on this full-day tour, along with a visit to the vastly historical Giza Plateau, with a multilingual Egyptologist guide.

Enjoy round-trip transfers from Hurghada in an AC vehicle, accompanied by a transfer guide, and enjoy lunch later on.

Experience the Great Pyramids of Giza, first built in 3000 BC, and hear stories of how and why the oldest wonders of Giza were built.

Visit the Egyptian Museum, the oldest archaeological museum in the Middle East, to observe rare artifacts, learn about the mummification process, and more.

Choose to take this tour with a shared group or opt for a private group experience.

Fun Fact: It’s believed that the Great Pyramid once had an invisible swivel door weighing almost 20 tonnes.

Enjoy a 2-hour Nile cruise while savoring a delightful open buffet dinner, complemented by live music, belly dance, and folkloric tanoura shows.

Be worry-free with round-trip hotel transfers from Cairo/Giza, and experience the magic of Cairo's night skyline from your relaxing cruise.

Experience the majestic beauty of the only remaining Wonder of the Ancient World, the Giza Pyramids, and the Sphinx on this half-day guided tour.

Listen to your guide, also an expert Egyptologist as they share the hidden secrets of these relics, while you marvel at the grandeur of the monuments.

Fun fact: The Giza Pyramids were originally painted in vibrant colors like red, yellow, and blue.

Explore the Egyptian Museum, from Tutankhamun’s tomb to Queen Hatshepsut’s granite statues, with an expert guide and hotel transfers.

Wander Khan El Khalili’s vibrant lanes, admire Al Khatoun’s unique jewelry and exotic spices, and delight in fragrant perfumes and home goods.

Customize your tour with ticket upgrades offering entry to the Egyptian Museum housing the statue of Queen Hetepheres and much more.

Upgrade your ticket to savor a traditional Egyptian lunch with choices like falafel fritters, koshari comfort bowl, or delicious grilled meats.

Fun fact: Khan El Khalili Bazaar dates back to 1382 and is named after Prince Jaharkas Al-Khalili, a powerful Mamluk from the Burgi Dynasty.

Immerse yourself in a full-day tour of Cairo's gems, unfolding Egypt's rich history with an expert Egyptologist guide by your side.

Explore the Egyptian Museum, home to an array of Pharaonic treasures, including the world-famous Tutankhamun's golden mask.

Discover Saladin Citadel in Cairo, fortified in the 12th century, with panoramic pyramid views, followed by a traditional Egyptian lunch of falafel, koshari, or grilled meats.

Meander through the vibrant Khan El Khalili Bazaar, haggling for unique souvenirs amidst the intoxicating aroma of spices.

Enhance your discovery with optional, purchasable entrance tickets to all tour sites, ensuring a thorough exploration of these historical wonders.

Did you know? The Saladin Citadel was built using stones from the pyramids of Giza, a practical use for these ancient structures by the Ayyubid dynasty.