Hunting Museum

Museum Cairo, Cairo, Egypt

What to expect

The Hunting Museum is part of the Manial Palace and Museum, a former Alawiyya dynasty era palace and grounds on Rhoda Island on the Nile. The palace features a blend of various Islamic art styles and comprises three main structures: the Residence Palace, the Reception Palace, and the Throne Palace. Additionally, the complex includes a mosque, a private museum, a hunting museum, and a clock tower, all enclosed by a wall resembling the fortified walls of medieval castles. Inside, the palaces are surrounded by gardens that host a rare collection of trees and plants

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Manial Palace in Cairo

Manial Palace in Cairo
This family's experience:

Activities: Next up was the Hunting Museum, which was a later addition and opened in 1963. It houses some of King Farouk’s mounted game trophies

Highlights: They also had two cool skeletons–a camel and a horse–which were interesting to point out to the kids ✨