Nubian Museum

The Nubian Museum, officially the International Museum of Nubia, is an archaeological museum located in Aswan, Upper Egypt. It was built to showcase the culture, heritage, and civilization of Nubia. The museum has three floors, exhibiting thousands of artifacts that shed light on the development of Egyptian and Nubian geographical, social, and cultural civilization. The main exhibition hall and diorama present the local traditions and handicrafts of Nubia. The museum also features a garden that serves as an open-air museum, with a reconstruction of a Nubian house, a Fatimid cemetery, and a waterway symbolizing the River Nile. The museum offers educational programs and outreach activities, including lectures, workshops, and guided tours, making it a great place for families and students to learn about Nubian history and culture