- And one of the most important tourist destinations that contain monuments of the Coptic era is the Coptic Museum. Which was established in 1910.
- The Coptic Museum is a museum in Coptic Cairo, Egypt with the largest collection of Egyptian Christian artifacts in the world.
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- Marcus Simaika Pasha was followed by Dr Togo Mina and then by Dr Pahor Labib, the first to have the title of Director of the Coptic Museum.
- The Coptic Museum holds over 10,000 relics pertaining to Coptic Egyptian history, covering two floors and more than fifteen centuries of history.
- Founded in 1908, this museum houses Coptic art from the early days of Christianity in Egypt to early Islam.
- It contains objects donated by the Coptic community and artifacts that were once housed in the Egyptian Museum. It became a State Museum in 1931.
- This museum, founded in 1908, houses Coptic art from the earliest days of Christianity in Egypt right through to early Islam.
- In 1939, the Ministry of Antiquities decided to transfer all Christian monuments exhibited in the Egyptian Museum to the Coptic Museum.
- The Coptic Museum lies behind the walls of the famous Roman fortress of Babylon in the ancient district of Cairo (Misr Al-Qadima).