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- August 2, 2026
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Royal Jewelry Museum Alexandria
Location
27 Ahmed Yehia, San Stefano, El Raml 2, Alexandria Governorate 5451010
Description
Museum, Tourist attraction
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27 Ahmed Yehia, San Stefano, El Raml 2, Alexandria Governorate 5451010
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abdallah Faisal
The Royal Jewelry Museum is one of the most beautiful places to visit in Alexandria. While the royal jewelry collection is impressive, the palace itself is the true highlight. The stunning ceilings, elegant stained-glass windows, ceramic decorations, and intricate artwork make every corner feel like a masterpiece. The museum is well organized, and every detail is worth admiring, making it a perfect place for photography. Although it can get a bit crowded during holidays, it is not very large, so you can comfortably explore everything in about an hour. Food and drinks are not allowed inside. Ticket prices for foreign visitors are EGP 220, while foreign students pay EGP 110. Overall, it is a must-visit destination for anyone interested in history, architecture, art, and Egypt’s royal heritage.
Camilia Gado
One of my favorite museums. Just pure beauty. Every single detail is worth going. Every small detail is beautiful. Everything is artistic. I highly recommend it. Pictures there are amazing
Saluen Art
The Royal Jewelry Museum in Alexandria is a truly magical and fascinating place. Between elegant halls, stunning stained glass windows, and incredible jewels, it feels like stepping back in time. Everything is beautifully curated, and the atmosphere of the palace makes the visit even more special. One of the most beautiful and surprising places to visit in Alexandria, Egypt.
shimaa amin
The Royal Jewelry Museum is truly beautiful.
What captures your attention even more than the jewelry itself is the palace. The beauty of the ceilings and walls, whether decorated with ceramics or intricate artwork, is absolutely mesmerizing.
The atmosphere is lovely, although it can get a bit crowded during holidays. It’s not very large, so you can see the whole place in less than an hour.
Food and drinks are not allowed inside.
Security staff mentioned that there are cafés and supermarkets nearby, but we didn’t visit them.
However, one downside was the presence of something resembling begging from some of the workers themselves. I hope things improve, and may everyone be blessed.
Ayman
A truly fantastic experience! The collection is absolutely magnificent; the craftsmanship of the royal pieces is unlike anything I’ve seen before. The palace itself is a work of art. My only small note is that the lighting in a few halls was quite dim, and some lights were turned off, making it a bit hard to see the finer details of certain displays. Regardless, it is a must-visit in Alexandria!.