Said Alhaj Taha Hussein Museum is the villa of Taha Hussein or “Ramatan”, which the Egyptian Ministry of Culture turned into a museum to commemorate the dean of Arabic literature . The museum villa consists of two floors and a library. Taha Hussein Museum (P276)
Hassan El-Zayyat As Taha Hussein's grandson I know the house well. While it has generally been well maintained, some aspects need attention and a budget. Floors have been allowed to become shabby, with haphazard coverings. Furniture has been reupholstered poorly. Shutters need a paint job. Considering that in the two hours I was there there were no other visitors, it is perhaps understandable that there is no incentive to make the effort. It is a pity that the garden, once the main attraction of the residence, is no more. I suppose visitors are naturally more interested in the house.
Mohammed Shoiep All of Taha Hussein's belongings are still in excellent condition , the place is neat and people are friendly and well educated , if you are around Pyramids street or Faisal street give it a try it’s really charming .
Mahmoud Soliman Very nice villa and beautiful decoration, antiques and valuable stuff over there. The staff are really helpful, they assist me during the short tour with full explanation. Thanks a lot.
Osama Ismail Good museum but its a little bit small because its been held in taha husseins villa and garden