📜 Museum of Egyptian and Sudanese archaeology, part of University College London.
🔍 Houses over 80,000 artifacts from the Nile Valley, illustrating life from prehistoric to Islamic periods.

Why Go

🏺 Explore one of the world's largest collections of Egyptian and Sudanese artifacts.
🌟 See unique items like the world's oldest dress (c. 2800 BC) and earliest linen.
💡 Gain intimate insight into ancient Egyptian daily life, technology, and art.
🔦 Experience a genuine feeling of exploration with provided flashlights in dimly lit displays.

Why Avoid

👀 Displays are very packed, making individual items hard to appreciate.
📝 Minimal information on displays, an online guide only highlights ten exhibits.

Tips

⏳ Allow at least two hours to appreciate the detailed artifacts.
📚 Artifacts are available for student research, so displays may change.

Cost

💰 Free entry, no booking required.

Hours

🕒 Tuesday-Friday 1pm-5pm, Saturday 11am-5pm. Closed Monday, Sunday, and during Christmas/winter & Easter holiday periods.

Toilets

♿ Designated wheelchair accessible public toilet available.

Accessibility

♿ Some routes suitable for wheelchair users, lifts available.