The official date has been set for November 2025. After years of partial openings that allowed visitors into select halls, the museum will finally be revealed in its entirety. For both locals and international travelers, it’s the first chance to experience the museum as it was originally envisioned.

For the first time, the complete collection of King Tutankhamun’s treasures over 5,400 artifacts will be displayed together. Carefully designed halls will showcase these pieces in a way that honors their grandeur, giving visitors an unprecedented look into one of Egypt’s most iconic pharaohs and his extraordinary legacy.

During the current trial phase, guests are able to enter the Grand Hall and main exhibitions. This sneak peek offers a chance to explore the museum’s modern architecture and atmosphere, blending timeless Egyptian heritage with contemporary design, until the official full-scale opening.

Tourism makes up around 9% of Egypt’s GDP, and the museum’s launch is expected to deliver a major push to the sector. Beyond cultural value, it’s seen as a strategic project that will attract millions of visitors annually, positioning the museum as both a cultural landmark and an economic powerhouse.

This museum isn’t just about displaying ancient artifacts it’s a symbol that bridges past and present. Its modern design and strategic location beside the pyramids make it a cultural hub meant to serve generations to come. More than a building, it’s a statement that Egypt’s heritage will continue to inspire the world for decades.