The Museo Gregoriano Egizio, or the Gregorian Egyptian Museum, is one of the most important museums in Vatican City. It is named after Pope Gregory XVI, who founded the museum in the early 19th century.
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- Founded on the initiative of Pope Gregory XVI in 1839, the Gregorian Egyptian Museum occupies nine rooms, with a broad hemicycle that opens onto th...
- Explore treasures of ancient Egypt at Gregorian Egyptian Museum & discover collection of Egyptian artifacts including mummies, hieroglyphics & more.
- The Gregorian Egyptian Museum, established through the efforts of Pope Gregory XVI in 1839, spans across nine rooms.
- The Gregorian Egyptian Museum opens its doors every day from 9.00 to 16.00 hours. On Sundays and holidays the museum does not work.
- Egyptian divinities from hadrian's Villa, Gregorian Egyptian Museum, Vatican, Rome.
- The Gregorian Egyptian Museum is part of the Vatican Museums was founded by Pope Gregory XVI in 1839, the museum houses a large collection of artifacts...
- The Egyptian Vatican museum was founded by Pope Gregory XVI in 1839, so it is also known as the Gregorian Egyptian Museum.
- Photo taken at Gregorian Egyptian Museum by Watever W. on 7/2/2022. ... Photo taken at Gregorian Egyptian Museum by Marcela Paz on 10/15/2019.
- Founded in 1839 by Gregory XVI, the Egyptian Gregorian Museum collects artifacts from ancient Egypt partly from Rome and Villa Adriana (Tivoli)...
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