- The Sakakini Palace located in Al-Zaher neighborhood, Cairo, was built by Habib Pasha Al-Sakakini, it contains 50 rooms, 400 windows, doors and 300 statues.
- The Sakakini Palace is a hidden gem in Cairo and is considered to have a height of 5 floors. It contains 50 rooms, 400 windows and doors, and 300 statues.
- Location and Accessibility. Habib Pasha El-Sakakini Palace is conveniently located in the heart of Cairo, making it easily accessible to visitors.
- El Sakakini is a district in Cairo that was named after the palace designed by a French architect in 1897 and owned Count Gabriel Habib Sakakini Pasha.
- El Sakakini Palace was built in 1897 by the head of the Syrian Sakakini family, Gabriel Habib Sakakini Pacha, who lived from 1841 to 1923.
- Built in 1897 by Gabriel Habib Sakakini Pasha, the palace is a 5 storey mansion with 50 rooms, 400 windows and doors, and 300 statues.
- In one of the ancient neighborhoods in Cairo, El Daher, or El Zaher, specifically in Sakakini district, lies Al Sakakini palace.
- The palace is attributed to the Syrian of origin "Habib Pasha Sakakini", who came to Egypt and began building the palace in 1892 AD, where he commissioned...
- Heritage lovers in Egypt were recently shocked and saddened to learn that. Sakakini Palace in Dhaher, Cairo, had caught fire. The palace lies in a middle-class.
- El Sakakini palace is a marvelous piece of art dating back to 1897 designed in Rococo, a style of baroque architecture that originated in France in the 18th century.