The Canela Egyptian Museum presents a broad view of Egyptian history, with more than three millennia of civilization. Through its collection of more than 400 pieces, the museum seeks to show a reality that was hidden for thousands of years in the midst of ruins, buried in the sand, forgotten in old inscriptions that no one, until two centuries ago, could translate. The creator of the Egyptian Museum in Canela, the visual artist Essam Elbattal, has assembled a significant collection, presented in the form of sculpted replicas and papyrus paintings that allow visitors to dive into the history of this fascinating civilization. From customs, people, beliefs, artistic and architectural achievements, everything that makes it possible to understand a civilization that five millennia ago already knew techniques that are still used today. The Canela Egyptian Museum has already toured much of the world and is enshrined in every country it has visited. The itinerant route includes places like Japan, Germany, South Africa, the United States, and New Zealand
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I really liked it, a lot of cool things to take pictures of. There were a lot of things to buy, I wish I had bought more but there's room in your suitcase
An extremely beautiful place with hundreds of Egyptian pieces. A very informative tour, there are several signs on site with the description of the plays and the gods that are easy to understand. The staff are very friendly and explain all possible questions. The souvenir shop is very beautiful and has a wide variety. It is possible to take photos. I recommend.
An incredible experience! They are several replicas of famous Egyptian art, sculpted by an Egyptian who lives here in Brazil. The arts are accompanied by curiosities about the ancient pharaohs, gods, and customs.