卢克索博物馆

这里有一个很棒的博物馆,里面都是艺术品,而且是很棒的艺术品。而且还有一个卖历史读物的书店,书店的价钱很合理,而且书店本身很干净。

这不是我们原先计划好的行程,但是我们很感激我们的导游建议我们在进行尼罗河轮渡游之前先来这里看看。这家博物馆绝对是一块瑰宝,显然这里没有开罗的博物馆大,但是这里收藏了一些质量上乘的展品。许多雕刻品保存的十分完好,雕刻技艺很高超,你可以看大它们中的大部分。参观这所博物馆大概需要一个小时,还可以加上帝王谷之旅等等。

在尼罗河畔散一个小时步,就像漫步在过去的时光一样。这个价格不高,而且可以避开酷暑,我强烈推荐这儿。

有许多可以欣赏的艺术品,有从图坦卡蒙墓里挖掘出来的,还有他躺过的床。门票也不贵。出门后有个礼品店,不过一定要砍价啊!

那些去过开罗埃及博物馆的人觉得这里很整洁(确实如此),一定也会喜欢这家。显然展品少了一些,但是这个地方的展示和整个氛围都非常棒。

Not very big as Museums go, but this is a Museum of Luxor and not the world. The presentation and lighting of the displays is very special and makes the objects even more interesting (if that could ever be possible)....some of the most beautiful and best preserved statues have been uncovered in the last 30 years....really makes you wonder what else is out there waiting to be found ! Well worth a visit.

we REALLY enjoyed our time in this museum (around an hour) we had a free morning whilst in dock on our Nile cruise and decided to head here, and so glad we did as its a lovely collection a amazing artefacts and a couple of mummy's. We were so happy to not have to have our tour guide preaching to us and being rushed along it was brill. It's 100 Ep to get in and I felt this a bit much. Would of been nice to have a few seats and benches around the place to have a sit on and soak up the atmosphere. We got stopped and chatted to a lovely Egyptian man that owned a boat outside, he's not a con man he took us on an amazing tour and told us loads of information and we got see some real Egyptian life. So if you bump into him don't be scared of him, he claims to of lived in London whilst training to be a tour guide. Let him help you in any way you may need and do take ride in his boat it's lovely.

Luxor Museum is all about quality, not quantity. Every artifact is very well curated. There are very well preserved and historically very significant pieces in this museum. While this place is often skipped by many, it should definitely be on the must see list.

This museum is well laid-out and you're able to see the mummies for free, unlike at the museum in Cairo. The pieces were also well-marked and categorized.

This place is clean and very well maintained except washrooms. Tickets are a bit high@100LE p.p. and many of artifacts are from Karnak areas. You need one hours to see the whole museum . Souvenirs shop is not worth buying

Well worth a visit if you want to see well preserved Egyptian Artifacts, some of the exhibits take your breath away, it's as if they could have been made yesterday, and not 5,000 years ago. Each of the Artifacts has it's own in depth explanation along side of it. Although the Musem itself is modern, as you go through the exhibition, you start to get the feel of real ancient Egyptian life.

Fantastic place with great exhibits. It is not too large so you can see it all without exhaustion creeping up on you.

As a wheelchair user, I was disappointed that I couldn't access the Mummy exhibition at the Egyptian Museum in Cairo. So I was absolutely thrilled with the Luxor museum who have 2 amazingly preserved mummies in their wonderfully accessible museum. The staff were very attentive, pointed us in the direction of the various ramps, platform lifts and even opened a private door to allow easy access to the Mummy area. One of the Mummies still had teeth and hair whilst the other had the most perfectly preserved feet! Be aware that in any of these museums and historical sites that photography is banned - however, you will either hear a pssssttt sound with someone offering to take your picture for a fee or else, if you do try and take a picture, you'll be stopped and told to pay a fee to avoid further action being taken.

The range of artifacts, including mummies and household goods, is truly jaw dropping and well worth an hour or 2 to visit. It is particularly moving to see a pair of perfectly preserved sandals from 3500 years ago that look like they could be for sale at a kiosk outside. My one criticism is that the attendants do not guard the artifacts very well - there were children clambering on to one statue.

Costs 100LE each for entry. We watched the quick 5 minute film in what we took to be the entrance area, straight ahead of security, but had to go back outside and along to the left of the building, (when standing outside looking at it) to get inThe museum is quite spacious with exhibits generally well separated and individually lit, each having a small board alongside in Arabic & English explaining the item exhibited. I was not aware of any major new exhibits since I last visited maybe 7 years ago.Notices saying ‘No Guidance’ and ‘No Photographs’ seemed to be ignored as and when felt necessary. Mrs eLaReF was looking at one exhibit when a guide with two people in tow arrived behind her and spoke in her ear, about the exhibit, in a very loud voice. She gave up and moved on.Someone in a leather jacket (keeper/custodian/guard?) asked if I wanted to take photos. We didn’t get as far as asking how much he wanted to look the other way – he could have been another visitor, but he eventually sat in a corner looking slightly more like an employee.Cafeteria was closed – not sure if just at that point or more permanent.