The Egyptian Agricultural Museum in Giza and the "Flowers of Egypt" exhibition continued to welcome large numbers of visitors and Egyptian families on Saturday. This was the final day of free admission, a decision made by the Ministry of Agriculture and Land Reclamation to commemorate the anniversary of Egypt's October 6 victories. The museum and exhibition areas were filled with a festive atmosphere, featuring a series of carnivals, artistic and entertainment shows for children and families.
The events included musical performances, interactive activities, drawing workshops, and cultural competitions. These aimed to combine awareness of Egypt's rich agricultural heritage with the joy of the national occasion. The Ministry of Agriculture confirmed that the Agricultural Museum is open to all citizens, school and university groups throughout the year. It is open daily from 9 am to 3 pm.
Established in 1930, the museum is considered the second most important specialized agricultural museum in the world. It houses several specialized museums on one site, reflecting the history and development of agriculture in Egypt through various eras, including Pharaonic and Greek times, as well as traditional rural activities.
The "Flowers of Egypt" exhibition, located in the museum's courtyard, continues to receive citizens and those interested in plants, flowers, and garden supplies. It is open daily from 9 am to 9 pm. The exhibition serves as an important meeting place for nature lovers and enthusiasts of gardening. It features a wide range of decorative flowers, rare plants, fruit trees, and garden supplies.
The exhibition has participation from major companies and specialized nurseries, totaling 80 companies. The entry ticket to visit the Agricultural Museum and the Flower Exhibition costs only 20 pounds. This includes a tour inside the museum's sections and enjoying the activities and wings of the flower exhibition.
The Ministry of Agriculture aims to make these cultural institutions accessible to Egyptians at affordable prices. The Agricultural Museum and the "Flowers of Egypt" exhibition have become popular destinations for families and those interested in nature and agriculture.
By offering a mix of education and entertainment, the museum and exhibition aim to promote awareness and appreciation of Egypt's agricultural heritage. The events and activities provided during the free admission period have contributed to making the museum and exhibition more accessible and enjoyable for a wider audience.
Key points
- The Agricultural Museum offers free admission to promote awareness of Egypt's agricultural heritage.
- The "Flowers of Egypt" exhibition features a wide range of decorative flowers, rare plants, and garden supplies.
- The entry ticket to visit the museum and exhibition costs only 20 pounds.
