Manyal Palace

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Manial Palace
Moorish
Town or city	Manial Cairo
Country	Egypt
Coordinates	30°01′39″N 31°13′47″E / 30.0274°N 31.2298°E / 30.0274; 31.2298
Construction started	1875
Client	Mohammed Ali Tewfik

Manial Palace, entry porte-cochère and gardens.

Manial Palace, the throne room of Mohammed Ali Tewfik.

The Manial Palace and Museum is a former

English Landscape garden

estate park, along a small branch of the Nile.

History

The Manial Palace was built by Prince

medieval manuscripts^[3] dating back to the Middle Ages. The ceramic tile work of the entryway and the mosque were created by the Armenian ceramist David Ohannessian

, originally from Kutahya.

Museum

Wikimedia Commons has media related to Al-Manyal Palace Museum.

The Palace, furnishings, and Prince's collections were given to the Egyptian

King Farouk

Prince Muhammad Ali Palace (Manial Palace)

References

^ "Supreme Council of Antiquities - Museums". www.sca-egypt.org. Retrieved 2018-03-14.
^ "Supreme Council of Antiquities - Museums". www.sca-egypt.org. Retrieved 2018-03-14.
^ Planet, Lonely. "Manial Palace in Cairo, Egypt". Lonely Planet. Retrieved 2018-03-14.

External links

Supreme Council of Antiquities: Manial Palace and Museum website

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History

Museum

Prince Muhammad Ali Palace (Manial Palace)

See also

References

External links