The Museum of Islamic Art (MIA) in Cairo is one of the most important museums of its kind in the world, showcasing an extensive collection of artefacts from across the Islamic world. With over 100,000 artifacts spanning different periods and regions, the museum highlights the artistic, cultural and scientific achievements of Islamic civilization. The building itself is an architectural masterpiece, combining traditional Islamic design with modern exhibition spaces.
This tour provides a comprehensive look at the rich history of Islamic art, architecture and daily life from the 7th century to the Ottoman period.
Private air-conditioned cars for transfers throughout the trip
– Stunning displays of intricately designed ceramics, including pieces from the Fatimid and Mamluk periods.
– Exquisite glass lamps that once adorned mosques, alongside elaborately crafted metal objects like candlesticks, trays and weapons.
Manuscripts and calligraphy.
– Rare examples of Islamic textiles, including richly woven fabrics and carpets from Persia, Turkey and Egypt.
– Ornate woodwork and stone carvings from historic mosques and palaces, including mihrabs (prayer niches) and mashrabiya screens.
– A diverse collection of coins from different Islamic dynasties, alongside intricately designed weapons and armor.
Rates |
1 person |
2:3 persons |
4:6 persons |
7:10 persons |
Per Person |
80 USD |
65 USD |
50 USD |
35 USD |