Mostafa Kamel Museum

To learn the history of four prominent figures in different fields is a great undertaking, but when those histories emerge from a very important historical period in Egypt's past, it will be indeed yield relevant and rich information. Here is the Mustafa Kamel Museum, which showcases the life of a prominent Egyptian figure during the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, alongside the important roles of Mohamed Farid Pasha, Professor Abdel-Rahman El-Rafie and Fathy Radwan.

The idea to establish the museum was first submitted in 1955 by the then-Minister of Culture Fathi Radwan, as he saw that the museum could shed much light on the life and the nationalist struggle led by Kamel. The museum also includes a number of books authored by historian Abdel-Rahman El-Rafie, one of Kamel's students and one of his best friends.