Luxor Museum

Best regional museums in Egypt, where there are to a large extent the museum as a going specification, as well as museum presentation.
Established in 1975 and consists of two floors on the first floor contains a collection of rare monument unveiled in Luxor such as the head of the granite statue of Amenhotep III, head of the goddess Hathor as a cow and a statue of the god Amun and the head of the rare king Senusret III and magnificent statue of King Tuthmosis III of schist stone and the largest and most beautiful statue in alabaster from Egypt to the god Sobek and Amenhotep III, the panel which contains the text of Karnak Hiroglivia about a struggle with the Hyksos rulers of good.
The upper floor contains a series of coffins of humans and a group of statues of Akhenaten and a number of carved stone statues, which defines the cluster and that were part of a temple of Karnak in the east of Luton and some furniture, jewelry, amulets, vases, and some Coptic funerary paintings in recent years allocated in the museum room in which most of the statues that emerged from the pits of Luxor Temple. It is the most important statue of King Amenhotep III statues of Amun and Hathor, and others.
Museum of modern times
Mohamed Ali Palace Museum Shubra
This museum is located in one of the facilities Mohamed Ali Palace, built in 1821 amid a group of gardens and orchards. What's left of this age, only the fountain and the palace booth Aljblaip. The booth is a fountain rectangular building has four doors facing Ttosth a pool of water surrounded by corridors covered roofs Jmalonep based on marble columns decorated with painted landscapes in a manner (Rococo) and mediates the pond island round the middle of the marble fountain. There are in the corners of four rooms, kiosk landscapes adorn the walls and pictures of personalities from the family of Muhammad Ali. The palace was built over the Aljblaip strips were planted with different kinds of ornamental plants. The museum features a range of furniture and a range of rare antiques.