Egyptian_Museumsm

EgyptianMuseums.net

Islamic Ceramics

 Site Map: XML                       CONTACT US

 

When the Ministry of Culture decided to add to its series of specialised museums one for Islamic ceramics, it chose the palace of Prince Ibrahim in Zamalek, built in 1343 H. (1924 A.D.).

Undoubtedly, this choice was inspired by the palace's impressive Islamic architecture and decoration, as well as its location in a quiet and fashionable district in the heart of the city.

Islamic Ceramics Museum 8

 

[Abdeen Palace] [Carriage Museum] [Military Museum] [Railways Museum] [Port Said Museum] [Ahmed Shawqi] [Denshway Museum] [Museum Port Said] [Wissa Wassef] [Marine Biology] [Al Alamein] [Gayer-Anderson] [Mahmoud Mukhtar] [Taha Hussein Museum] [Mohamed M. Khalil] [Alexandria Museum] [Gezira Museum] [Mummification] [Child Museum] [Imhotep Museum] [Alexandria's Jewellery] [Islamic Ceramics] [Museum of Islamic Art] [Coptic Museum] [Marine Life Museum] [Beshtak Palace] [Ismailia Museum] [National Police] [Graeco-Roman] [Mohamed Nagy] [Bayt al-Kritliyya] [Karanis Site Museum] [Nubian] [Kharga Museum] [Postal Museum] [Bayt Al-Suhaymi] [Kasr El-Gawhara] [Beit El-Umma] [Luxor Museum] [Pharaonic Village] [Mawlawi Museum] [Egyptian Museum]

The Egyptian Museums Directory

 

©Copyright 2006 -  2018  EgyptianMuseums.net   All  rights reserved. 

 

No part of this website may be reproduced or copied in any form.

Egyptian_Museumsm
EgyptianMuseums.net

In2Egypt

A-1Hotels

Division of

A-1Hotels Group