Aswan Museum Review

Go to Elephant Island and see the old building, the architect's mansion of the Aswan Dam, the building of the late nineteenth century. The museum now features exhibits related to the Aswan Dam, as well as artifacts excavated at the archaeological site of the nearby Abu City site, including mummies, weapons, pottery and statues.

The museum is small, small, but very distinctive. The museum mainly displays the historical and cultural development of Nubians living in Aswan, which is interesting to understand the nation.

Friends who like to explore the life of the Nubians can come here and see this museum with photos of the Abu Simbe temple before it was removed, and details of the process of migration. A very interesting museum!

The Aswan Museum is located in the southeast corner of Elephant Island, close to the site of Abu City. The old museum is the mansion of the architect of the Aswan Dam, a building in the late 19th century. The museum now displays exhibits related to the Aswan Dam, as well as artifacts excavated at the archaeological site of the nearby Abu City site, it is worth a visit

Nice place, worth taking 2 hours to see. If you are waiting for a boat like Aswan, you can go and see it. If you go specially, forget it, after all, Cairo is far superior in scale and collection. And to see the museum requires some background knowledge, otherwise it is to see the excitement.