Gregorian Egyptian Museum - Vatican Museums

The Gregorian Egyptian Museum is part of the Vatican Museums was founded by Pope Gregory XVI in 1839, the museum houses a large collection of artifacts from ancient Egypt.

The exhibited material includes papyri, mummies, hieroglyphic inscriptions, the famous Book of the Dead and the Grassi Collection.

Most of the material comes from the Villa d'Adriano, in Tivoli, and is arranged over 9 rooms, of which the last two house works of ancient Mesopotamia and Assyria.

Map: Gregorian Egyptian Museum - Vatican Museums

vCard Info:

Address: Musei Vaticani, 00120, Stato del Vaticano
Roma (RM) Lazio
Latitude: 41.90661291804497
Longitude: 12.454848289489746
Site: https://www.vaticanstate.va/it...

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Type: Building
Function: Museum
Creation date: 29-10-2019 09:10
Last update: 07/07/2022