The Museu Egipci de Barcelona stands as an essential point of reference for showcasing and studying Pharaonic civilisation. The museum houses over 1,000 original artefacts, ranging from monumental sculptures to delicate everyday objects, offering an immersive journey through centuries of Egyptian art, religion, and rituals. The museum's rooms outline a clear and evocative route through the visual and spiritual imagination of ancient Egypt. Beyond the permanent exhibition, the museum also hosts temporary displays, workshops, and activities that engage with this millennia-old heritage with scholarly rigour.
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- The collection includes an exact replica of Tutankhamun’s tomb: a way to travel to the Valley of the Kings without leaving Barcelona.
- The museum holds over 10,000 specialised documents and volumes, establishing itself as an international point of reference for Egyptological research.
- The museum organises guided tours with Egyptologists, dramatized night visits, and the “Eternal Banquet”, an experience focused on ancient Egyptian cuisine.
