Nice museum. A famous nationalist and activist against British occupation. The entry is free.

This place belongs to one of Egypts true leaders in history Mostafa kamel. It contains amongst other things some of his books and personal effects.

Good place to have insight of Egyptian history

It was closed

Mustafa Kamel Museum is located in Salah El-Din Square in the Citadel Quarter, which was officially opened in April 1956 by the Minister of National Guidance at that time. Before that, it was a shrine that includes the remains of the two leaders, Mustafa Kamel and Mohamed Farid, and tells the story of the hero Mustafa Kamels struggle against the English occupation.This museum includes two large halls that contain some of the leaders remains represented in the books and letters of Mustafa Kamel in his handwriting, and some pictures of his friends and relatives. As well as some of his personal belongings, clothes, food, and his office room, the museum also includes oil paintings depicting the Dinshway accident.The museum is built in the Islamic style with an Islamic dome and there is also a large garden around the museum building, and the museum currently includes the remains of national thinkers and activists Abdul Rahman Al-Rafei and Fathi Radwan. The museum was reopened after its restoration and development on 8/2/2001.Then it was developed again and reopened on 4/5/2016, and the development work included the building inside and outside, as well as its garden, fences, as well as accessories from office furniture and so on, and the museum display scenario was updated, and a set of documents was added to it in the form of Rare photographs document and record important historical moments in the life of the leader, especially also with his comrades.

Mostafa Kamel Museum in Salah El-Din Square - The CitadelThe museum was founded and opened in April 1956 to commemorate the leader Mustafa Kamel, but it was stolen - the museum - during the January revolution and the state strived to restore most of the holdings and was renewed and opened again to visitors in 2016. The museum is built in the Islamic style with a small garden, and at its entrance is a medium-sized hall where the mausoleum of Mustafa Kamel, Muhammad Farid, the writer Abd al-Rahman al-Rafii and Fathi Radwan, is the first Minister of Culture in Egypt.On the right and the north, there are two halls, the first of which showcased items belonging to Mustafa Kamel, such as many original letters written in his handwriting for his friends and family during his travel to Europe, two official suits for him, his crutch and statues. There are also some pictures belonging to the Mustafa Kamel family, real photos of the Dinshway trial, and oil paintings representing the incident and the leader’s portrayal of the sickbed. On the wall there are two poems written by Hafez Ibrahim and Ahmed Shawky in the lament of Mustafa Kamel.As for the second hall, there are many photographs of the Minister Fathi Radwan, some with his family and some with President Mohamed Naguib, and many others in conferences and official invitations, as well as some pictures from Mustafa Kamels funeral.The museum is very small, very elegant and simple. There are few exhibits in it, and the visit can take up to a quarter of an hour, assuming that you will check every image by viewing it and reading every message that exists. It is located in Salah Al-Din square in the Al-Qalaa neighborhood. Although there is an employee who told me that photography is forbidden, they - cutting their good - allowed me to film when I asked them to keep a memorial for the visit. Entry is free.

The Museum of the Fighting Leader Mustafa Kamel, which includes his holdings and leader Muhammad Farid, and the museum is built in the Islamic style

An organized museum with guides at the highest level and respected management

Comfortable and beautiful place Wow Mustafa Kamel Museum

A very beautiful place as well as free admission

A great museum, its beauty is beyond description, it makes you feel very happy while you are just standing there

Mustafa Kamel Museum... in Salah El-Din Square in the CitadelIt is one of the important components of the national museums map of the Fine Arts SectorThe museum is built in the Islamic style and includes two halls containing some of the leader’s belongings represented in books and letters in his handwriting, some pictures of his friends and relatives, as well as some of his personal belongings such as clothes, dining utensils and his office room.The museum also includes oil paintings depicting the Denshway incident. It was officially opened in April 1956. Before that, it was a mausoleum containing the remains of the two leaders, Mustafa Kamel and Muhammad Farid, and then the remains of the thinkers Abdul Rahman Al-Rafi’i and Fathi Radwan were transferred to it.

The museum is completely free only to enter with personal identification

A beautiful construction with many historical pieces

The museum includes two large halls that contain some of the leaders holdings represented in the books and letters of Mustafa Kamel in his handwriting, and some pictures of his friends and relatives. As well as some of his personal belongings, clothes, utensils and his office, the museum also includes oil paintings depicting the Dinshway accident.The museum is built in the Islamic style with an Islamic dome, and there is also a large garden around the museum building. The museum currently includes the remains of national thinkers and activists, Abdul Rahman Al-Rafei and Fathi Radwan. The museum was reopened after its restoration and development on 8/2/2001.

The Mostafa Kamel Museum is one of the museums of the city of Cairo. It was officially opened in April 1956, and before that it was a mausoleum containing the remains of the two leaders Mustafa Kamel and Muhammad Farid, then the remains of the national fighters, Abd al-Rahman al-Rafii and Fathi Radwan were transferred to it. The museum is built in the style of the Islamic mausoleum dome, and includes two halls containing some of the belongings of the leader Mustafa Kamel represented in his books and letters in his handwriting, and some pictures of his friends and relatives, as well as some of his personal belongings such as clothes, dining utensils and his office room. The museum also includes oil paintings depicting the Denshway incident. The museum was vandalized and its contents were stolen on January 28, 2011, and it was recovered by the tourism police and was restored and returned to its first course, and the museum opened again in April 2016.Transported

Gods mercy on himHe was a national leader

Constantly present residential and owners there

A beautiful community, your morning, and the Mustafa Museum is one of the most beautiful place in Hatha Munawreen

Mustafa Kamel Museum is located in Salah El-Din Square in the Citadel district, officially opened in April 1956 by the Minister of National Guidance at the time, and before that was a mausoleum containing the remains of the two leaders Mustafa Kamel and Mohamed Farid, and tells the story of the hero Mustafa Kamels struggle against the English occupation.This museum contains two large halls containing some of the leaders remnants of books and speeches of Mustafa Kamel in his handwriting, and some pictures of his friends and relatives. As well as some of his personal belongings of clothes and utensils and his office room and the museum also includes paintings depicting the incident Denshaway.

Mostafa Kamel Museum with its collections and rare things

The Mustafa Kamel Pasha Museum was built in 1956 to commemorate and honor the leader who stood for freedom against the brutal and abhorrent British colonialism, especially after the famous and painful Dinshway Incident in which a number of Egyptians were executed unjustly and aggressively.The museum is located in the Citadel area (Citadel Square), and it contains the tomb of the late leader, and on both sides of it are two rooms in which the leaders papers and belongings are displayed, including speeches, correspondence, clothes, photos, etc.The museum was built in the Islamic style.

Its OK

It was free for visitors to enter, but actually dont know if its still without tickets or not ...

A beautiful place, I visit myself, and may God have mercy on Mustafa Kamel

A beautiful place for one of the original Egyptian symbols

The museum is very nice and the security men are very good, we have had a lovely time

The place is sweet and free and the vacations are Monday and Friday but it needs more extensive guidance

Nice place

Wonderful place and archeology museum

If I were not an Egyptian ... If I wanted to be an Egyptian ... his famous word ... may God have mercy on everyone

Excellent

Great

Rigid

Excellent location from the outside and beautiful building

The place is crowded with minibuses

One of the most beautiful areas of Islamic monuments

I do not know him

😍😍😍

Leader

Not good

Yes I agree

The best museums

Wonderful place

Excellent and beautiful building

Excellent

Good

Good

Excellent

Disadvantaged effects

The place of Iraq

Historical

Masterpiece

Fragrant history