Only Surviving Ancient Wonder + World’s Largest Archaeological Museum
You'll stand before the Great Pyramid of Giza, the only surviving Wonder of the Ancient World.
Then explore the Grand Egyptian Museum, housing over 100,000 artefacts including King Tutankhamun’s full collection — many of which are displayed for the first time.

1. Seamless Connection of Ancient and Modern
   The tour connects two historical giants:
   The Pyramids, built over 4,500 years ago.
   The GEM, a modern marvel designed for the 21st century.
   It’s a powerful contrast between the timelessness of the pyramids and the futuristic design and tech inside the GEM.
2. Up-Close with Legendary Treasures
   At the GEM, you’ll see:
   Enormous statues of Ramses II and other pharaohs.
   Never-before-seen pieces, preserved in world-class conservation labs.
3. Breathtaking Views and Architecture
   From GEM's panoramic windows, you can view the pyramids in the distance — a rare perspective.
   The museum’s modern architecture