Grand Egyptian Museum – Egypt’s New $1 Billion Museum | GEM Tour & Review 4K

Today we’ll be visiting the Grand Egyptian Museum (GEM), which was opened in November 2025.

■About the Grand Egyptian Museum
Name: Grand Egyptian Museum (GEM)
Address: Cairo – Alexandria Desert Rd, Kafr Nassar, Al Haram, Giza Governorate 3513204, Egypt
Open to the Public: November 2025
Visited: January 2026
Lead Architects: Róisín Heneghan and Shih-Fu Peng
Firm: Heneghan Peng Architects (Dublin, Ireland)
Local Architect: Raafat Miller Consulting (Cairo)
Key Engineering/Design Partners: Arup (structural), Buro Happold (services), and West 8 (landscape)
Total Construction Cost: $1-1.2 billion
Total Area: 500,000 square meters (5,400,000 square feet)
Building Area: 167,000 square meters (1,800,000 square feet)
Total Floor Area: 81,000 square meters (870,000 square feet)
Opening Hours: GEM Complex: 8:30 AM – 7 PM, Galleries: 9 AM – 6 PM (Wednesdays and Saturdays are exceptions, with the GEM Complex open from 8:30 AM to 10 PM and the Galleries from 9 AM to 9 PM.)
Price: Adults 1,450 EGP, Children 730 EGP
Official website: https://gem.eg/en

The Grand Egyptian Museum was first announced in 1992, with construction beginning in 2005 and completion in 2023 at a cost of $1 billion to $1.2 billion. The trial opening began in October 2024, and the official opening took place on November 1, 2025. It is the largest museum in the world dedicated to a single civilization.

The museum houses artifacts from various periods of Egyptian civilization, from the Predynastic Period to the Roman Empire. The total collection is estimated to exceed 100,000 items, with at least 20,000 being exhibited for the first time.

■Table of Contents
00:00 Intro
00:33 Admission & Prices
01:44 Ramses II Hanging Obelisk
02:22 Exterior/Entrance
03:34 Map and Information
04:55 Grand Hall – Colossus of Ramses II, etc.
08:50 Grand Staircase
15:14 Pyramids View
15:56 Main Galleries Entrance and Map
16:51 Main Galleries 1 to 3 (Prehistoric to Old Kingdom)
22:06 Main Galleries 4 to 6 (Middle Kingdom, Second Intermediate Period)
27:02 Main Galleries 7 to 9 (New Kingdom)
31:27 Main Galleries 10 to 12 (Third Intermediate Period, Late Period, Greek and Roman Periods)
36:26 Tutankhamun Gallery
48:49 Other Exhibits
50:04 Restaurants & Cafes
51:52 Shops
54:32 Glass Hall
56:08 Khufu’s Boat Museum
59:30 How much time is required to visit GEM?
1:00:37 Is the Egyptian Museum (Cairo Museum) Worth Visiting?
1:01:51 Thank you for watching

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40 Comments

  1. je craind pour ce beau musée d etre detruit un jour par des fanatiques au non de la guerre sainte contre l idolâtrie.
    le mauvais souvenirs du musée de Bagdad est encors vif , et la destruction des vestiges sumériens par daech suscite encors le dégoût

  2. The statues were believed to house the soul of the deceased pharaoh. By breaking off the nose, his successors suffocated him.

  3. The building is amazing. Sometimes the architecture is as good as the exhibits. I feel that here it is better. There is a sense of museum fatigue when everything revolves around the same era

  4. Fake 🤥 News 🗞️
    Egypt is and still in Africa it was known as kemet African civilization not Egyptian civilization the whole world 🌎 knows it 💯 true fact's

  5. Fake 🤥 News 🗞️
    Ancient Egypt was dark skin African people not this Mediterranean or Moroccan or white Egyptian dark skin bs the world 🌎 knows it 💯 true fact's

  6. I know people who visited the Egyptian museum 🖼️ told me all the mummies we're dark skin African people I look online clearly African people 💯 true fact's

  7. Fake 🤥 News 🗞️
    King 👑 Tut was dark skin African brother not white Egyptian dark skin bs the whole world 🌎 knows it 💯 true fact's

  8. Fake 🤥 News 🗞️
    Those pharaohs and Egyptian Queen 👑 we're all dark skin African people not white Egyptian dark skin bs the world 🌍 knows it 💯 true fact's

  9. Fake 🤥 News 🗞️
    Those statues and art 🎨 and writing are kemet African civilization not Egyptian civilization the world 🌎 knows it 💯 true fact's

  10. Zahi humass is a liar and fraud thief and bum he's been lying and white washing Ancient Egypt for years he's a clown 🤡 he's done finish the world 🌍 knows it 💯 true fact's

  11. Hey 👋 Egypt and Europe 🌍 stop lying and white washing Ancient Egypt was dark skin African people kemet African civilization the world knows it 💯 true fact's

  12. My brother's and sister's we can't let Egypt and Europe 🌍 steal African kement civilization we have to educate this generation of black students 💯 true fact's

  13. Y'all didn't know that Egypt is and still in Africa 🌍 I knew it since the 4th grade wow very uneducated idiots wow 😮😳 😯😳😯😳

  14. Y'all don't come 🫴 for me or check ✅ me in a debate you will lose I talk 🦜 truth and fact's not fake Egyptian shit and lying the world 🌎 knows it 💯 true fact's

  15. DR Cheikh Anta Diop proved Ancient Egypt was dark skin African people kemet African civilization in his research in Europe 🌍 it's online 💯 true fact's

  16. 이집트는 진짜 피라미드, 파라오 없었으면 우짤뻔했노
    진짜 수천년 역사에 남은거라곤 딱 저 두개네

  17. Quels changements et beautés par rapport à l'autre musée du Caire que j'ai visité en 2007 ,plus spacieux avec plus de choses exposées il me semble ! Merci pour cette visite ,mais rien ne vaux une croisière sur le Nil et visiter les sites ,quel bon dans le temps et dépaysements !

  18. J'ai envie de dire que ce musée très moderne ne reflète plus les mystères que j'ai ressentis dans le musée du Caire ,trop de bruits ,même si ont est bien dirigé vers les joyaux de ce Pays! Cette grande civilisation née depuis des siècles et certainement à été guidée et éduquée par des civilisations pour moi extraterrestres ,qui en fit une très grande nation développée et éduquée dans beaucoup de techniques ! Je ne vois pas de remerciements aux donateurs comme le Japon pour avoir donné des aides conséquentes financières pour construire ce grand musée ,c'est bien dommage !!!!!!

  19. Egyptian ancient art is so magnificent ! Thanks for this video and congratulations to the egyptian autorities and people for building this great museum, with an amazing view on the Giza pyramids. Tutankhamun’s treasure is of course particularly wonderful. It’s quite a miracle that all this fantastic artefacts, so often made of gold, have reached the eternity they were meant for and are now exposed, among all the others antiquities, in the shrine they deserved.

  20. ขอขอบ คุณเป็นอย่างสูงที่ช่วยแปลเป็นภาษาไทยให้ด้วย
    ฉันชอบวิดีโอนี้มาก เหมือนได้ไปเที่ยวด้วยเลย ❤❤❤❤❤

  21. This is amazing. 😀

    Would they mind giving the tiniest little scraps of bone and skin from the mummies

    For melanin testing, while we are on a roll. 😀

    It was proven that melanin stays in the bone and skin for 10s of thousands of years.

    Billion dollar museum
    But no inch of bone or skin from the mummies 🤔

    I need clarity
    🚶🏿‍♂️

  22. Ik ben heel blij met uw film van het museum . Was erg duidenlijk en leerzaam ben zelf 74 en woon in Amsterdam 👍✌️

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