The Grand Egyptian Museum is the largest museum of ancient Egyptian antiquities in the world. Located a few miles west of Cairo, it boasts a direct view of the Giza Pyramids. The museum houses over 100,000 artifacts, including the entire treasures of King Tutankhamun, such as his golden mask, sarcophagus, and scepter, as well as artifacts from the Greco-Roman period discovered in Egypt. In addition to commercial and entertainment facilities, a restoration center, and a museum garden, it is designed to accommodate 5 million visitors annually.

The traveler will see the pyramids, one of the oldest seven wonders of the world, the tombs of the Pharaohs, built about 2690 BC. The treasures of the invaluable kings, which they buried with them to use them in other life as they claimed, the treasures of the pyramids have been looted for thousands of years and discoveries are still in progress.

The Sphinx is one of the largest statues in the world, with a length of 20 meters, Faisal width to 73 meters, and features the body of a lion and a human head, and adorned his head with the cover of the royal head, a statue sculpted from one piece of limestone, The three pyramids were built as a tomb to protect the king's body and to preserve the supplies he would need in the underworld from thieves. The most important characteristic of the Sphinx in Giza are some of the missing features, such as the nose, which was one meter long and no one knows anything about it. The statue also features a long tail wrapped around its right foot.