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Suez National Museum- Travel Tips
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The Suez National Museum, inaugurated in 2012, showcases the history and significance of the Suez Canal and the city of Suez. Built to replace the older museum destroyed during the 1967 war, it highlights Egypt's ancient and modern history, including the Canal of the Pharaohs, shipbuilding, mining, and commercial trade. Key exhibits include a statue of King Senwosret III, a stela of Persian king Darius I, and a detailed Mummification Hall. The museum also documents Suez's role in both British occupation resistance and the October War of 1973. Additionally, it features a library, an activity center, and a garden with a replica of a trading ship from the reign of Hatshepsut.
Reviews of Suez National Museum
Mohammed Alsaadany - 4
I liked this museum, and the staff is very helpful
Ibraheem Abbas - 3
The museum is across the sea, very beautiful and the artefacts are impressive. The place is clean and has a cafeteria for snacks. The only downside is that most pieces displayed are from the Pharaonic history and neglects the last 2500 years of Egyptian history.
Hadeer Hesham - 5
Very nice museum and so organized
Alexander Adamov - 5
Good museum, interesting instalations, nice personal.
Alifia - 5
It's complete museum! Although the amount of staff there is not too much but it's worth it to visit and educative place. The museum is so clean and looking luxurious. We can see the beautiful of suez canal from the top and taking photo there. For taking photo in here is free at that time. You don't need to pay anymore just pay for entrance.
