The Grand Egyptian Museum (GEM) is one of the world’s largest archaeological museums, located just 2 km from the Pyramids of Giza. Its vast collections include tens of thousands of ancient Egyptian artefacts, from small everyday objects to the enormous solar boat of Khufu.
The museum’s main attractions include the Grand Hall and Grand Staircase, the twelve galleries of the Main Exhibition, the Tutankhamun Galleries and the Khufu Boats Museum.
Audio guide to the Grand Egyptian Museum
Explore the Grand Egyptian Museum independently with our two English-language audio guides. They will help you find your way around this enormous museum, understand its most important exhibits and visit at your own pace.
Our GEM audio guides cover:
- The Grand Hall and Grand Stairway – including the monumental statues of Ramesses II and the exhibits displayed along the stairway.
- The Tutankhamun Galleries – more than 5,000 objects discovered in the young pharaoh’s tomb, including his famous golden mask, coffins and personal possessions.
Use the audio guides as you explore the museum and discover the highlights of ancient Egyptian history, with or without joining an organised tour.
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