Schedule this place into your tour around midday so you can enjoy the air conditioning. It is 50 L.E. to enter the Nubian Museum which is really well done. I was overwhelmed with trying to take in the attempt to preserve and display Nubian culture. I really came away from my time in the museum with a sense of awe... More

There is a ton to see - and it's not just about Nubia. We didn't have a guide and I wish that we had! Definitely get a guide and spend a couple of hours here. It's also open on Fridays.

Leave Time to Wander the Grounds Around the Museum

we were very surprised to see a well designed museum and without dust like the Cairo's Egyptian museum. The history of the Nubian civilisation was well explained with numerous outstanding archaeological artefacts. Highly recommended.

For our family with young children, the Nubian museum was a good mix of the cool (mummies) and the ancient while the adults got to appreciate a tiny bit of the wonders this small museum holds, in a quiet setting in Aswan.

This small, modern museum was everything a museum should be . . . entertaining, informative and not too exhausting! From the moment you enter, you can see how well laid out the exhibits are and how just the right amount of information is displayed. You get a great sense of ancient Nubian culture and a greater understanding of how Ancient... More

This is a gem in Aswan. After spending many hours in the Egyptian Museum in Cairo and breaking my heart over the need for a complete restoration and better protection for the artifacts that are literally falling apart in front of you - this museum is a very pleasant suprise. It is apparently once again the result of UNESCO saving... More

This is my most favorite spot in Aswan. The museum displays was stunning. You will see the famous white buffalo stone painting asn many more artifact. Very interesting pieces.

Part of our included trips on Nile cruise. One of our most interesting visits. A comprehensive walk through the history and current lives of a persecuted race.