Blog de Ra Reisen

Griechisch-römisches Museum in Alexandria Die Idee, dieses Museum zu errichten, entstand 1893 in einem zunächst kleinen Gebäude, das nicht genügend Antiquitäten beherbergte. Daher wurde beschlossen, das Alexandria-Museum zu errichten, das heutige Gebäude, das Griechisch-römisches Museum in Alexandria Geschichte und Eröffnung des Museums Von einem deutschen Ingenieur entworfen wurde Drietzsch und der Niederländer Steun. Es wurde...Read More

Das Schloss von Salah al-Din al-Ayubi: Eine beeindruckende Festung Das Schloss von Salah al-den al-Ayobi Es wird Bergburg genannt, das wichtigste archäologische Wahrzeichen Kairosund die bedeutendste im Mittelalter erbaute Militärburg. Es wurde von König Al-Nasser, Saladin Al-Ayyubi, in den Jahren 564 bis 589 n. Chr. (1169 bis 1193 n. Chr.) auf dem Gipfel des Berges...Read More

Esna Temple The Esna Temple is located in the city of Esna, about 50 kilometers south of Luxor. Inscriptions and writings were added during the Ptolemaic era, particularly during the reign of Ptolemy VI, and remained until the Roman period around the 3rd century AD. The Esna Temple is one of six remaining temples from...Read More

Die Große Muhammad-Ali-Pascha-Moschee: Ein Symbol der Pracht Zuerst, Die Große Muhammad-Ali-Pascha-Moschee, auch als Alabaster-Moschee bekannt, ist ein bedeutendes Wahrzeichen in Kairo,ebenfalls Sie befindet sich in der nordwestlichen Ecke der Zitadelle von Salah al-Din, zudem Ihre Wände sind mit Alabaster verkleidet, einer der seltensten Marmorarten der Welt. Die beiden hoch aufragenden Minarette erreichen eine Höhe von...Read More

Beni Hassan Tombs Beni Hassan is one of the most important archaeological sites in Egypt, containing the tombs of regional rulers from the 11th and 12th Dynasties of the Middle Kingdom. It is located about 23 kilometers south of Minya on the east side of the Nile Valley, approximately 1 kilometer from the Nile. The...Read More

  Tuna el-Gabal is one of the most significant archaeological sites in Egypt, located about 270 kilometers from Cairo. Most of the city and its ruins are dedicated to Thoth, the ancient Egyptian god symbolizing wisdom and writing. Although the site dates back to the Late Period, its peak era was during the Ptolemaic and...Read More

Petosiris Cemetery This tomb, discovered in 1919, belongs to the priest of the Ptolemaic period, Petosiris, who held the title of High Priest of Thoth. It dates back to the 4th century BCE, around 320 BCE. The tomb is shaped like a temple, and its facade resembles some architectural elements of the Temple of Esna....Read More

Isadora Cemetery This is one of the tombs shaped like houses, known as burial houses, built in the style of Greek houses. At that time, this house represented a new style of tomb architecture previously unknown in Egypt. The house is made of baked mud bricks, has a dark color, and is painted white both...Read More

Fayoum Fayoum is a large natural oasis covering an area of about 17,000 square kilometers. It once contained a large lake that flooded most of its area. What remains today is Lake Qarun. History and Significance In ancient times, it was called the “Land of the Lake” and was known as “Ba-Yum.” It is considered...Read More

Temple of Abu Simbel Among Egypt’s most famous archaeological sites are the two temples of Abu Simbel, which were included in the UNESCO World Heritage list in 1979, alongside Abu Simbel to Philae. They lie about 240 kilometers southwest of Aswan on the west bank of the Nile, between the first and second cataracts. The...Read More