A rare photo collection of British Mandate-era Palestine in 1921 is currently on display at the Netherlands-Flemish Institute in Cairo.
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The mosque and mausoleum of Sayeda Nafisa were finally opened to the public after being closed during the covid years for restoration, making quite a buzz in Egyptian society.
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The National Organisation for Urban Harmony (NOUH) celebrated International Heritage Day by launching a photography exhibition titled "Memory of the City: Buildings and Urban Life in 1881–1954 Cairo."
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Lenhart and Landrock (L&L), one of Egypt's oldest bookshops, photographic collections and publishing houses, is publishing a new book that documents almost 100 years of their work in Egypt.
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Marked for Demolition, an art exhibition held at downtown's Cairo Atelier from 4 to 10 December, is the culmination of efforts by a group of artists to showcase the artistic grandeur and priceless cultural value of the historical cemeteries of the Egyptian capital.
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Excavations from the desert to the Nile are the subject of a book by the French Institute of Oriental Archaeology in Cairo
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Photo gallery brings Naguib Mahfouz's presence back to life, 15 years after his death
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The works of the late caricature master Salah Jaheen are on display through 3 August
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On the 65th anniversary of the nationalisation of the Suez Canal by the late President Gamal Abdel-Nasser, Ahram Online remembers the opening of the strategic international water way on 17 November 1869
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As the world watches yet another eviction of Palestinians from their homes for Israeli settlers, Ahram Online shares photos of Jerusalem before the occupation, circa 1925
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At the premises of the Cairo Opera House, the walls were adorned with marvellous architectural gems
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This edition of Cairo Photo Week (March 11-20) came with many happy surprises, one is the re-opening of Rawabet art space, and the other is bringing Gaza to the heart of Cairo
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In 1933, Lotfia El-Nadi became the first woman in the Middle East to fly
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'Heliopolis was established in the desert, on a site near the ruins of the old Heliopolis city, 'the sun city' of ancient Egyptians, and thus came the name Heliopolis'
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Below the veranda of the Winter Palace in Luxor lies a treasure in black and white
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Destinations: The exhibition at Shelter Art Space, Alexandria ends on November 17
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Egypt's culture minister handed out certificates to winners and launched the official opening of the virtual exhibition of the competition
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"Her name is Sarah," explained Magi El-Khodary in reference to her family's 1949 Buick Roadmaster, bought in 2004
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