That's right, it is a "shop" that retails true painted papyrus with ancient subject matter for the most part. Not a museum. An interesting education on how this original paper is created and a sweet revisit of images, statues, religious tales and egyptian gods replicated...More

This is one of those places tour guides bring a lot of tourists. It's not a bad place. Some of the artwork is very good. I don't know about others but the "sales" guy we had was not "pushy". He told us to look around...More

This "museum" is not a museum at all, but a shop. Many tour guides will take you there because they get a bonus if you buy something. Yes, they show how papyrus is made, but this presentation takes about 5 minutes only. After that the...More

The papyrus artwork are awesome but the way they hard sell their products kind of tick me off. The artwork here are really nice, tends to be a bit pricey but with good bargaining you will get what the most appropriate price should be.

Papyrus was history for me until my visit to this museum; thanks to Holy Land Tour and the Guide who planned the visit. The place was filled with a display of finished paintings on Papyrus! They were on sale but found the price on a...More

For just $10 us, we brought home the Eye of Horus which hangs in our kitchen as a reminder of Egypt. Learn about the creative process and wander around admiring the choices.

A must see while in Egypt! When you first walk in they give you a demo on how the papyrus paper is made - which was honestly one of the coolest things we saw on our short trip to Cairo/Giza. Then they show you this...More