📜 Ancient Roman Egyptian temple, originally built between 25 BCE and 25 CE. Gifted to the Netherlands and relocated as part of a UNESCO campaign. 🔍 Reconstructed within a modern museum wing in Leiden.# Why Go🏛️ See a complete ancient Egyptian structure inside a modern European museum✍️ View Roman writing, a cow drawing, and a Christian cross on temple walls🆓 Visit the temple's entrance hall for free, without a museum ticket💡 Experience a bright, airy space with natural light highlighting the restored temple# Tips🤫 Visit on weekday mornings for a quieter experience🚫 Avoid touching sandstone blocks for preservation📸 Photography permitted without flash or tripods in the entrance hall🅿️ The temple is located in the entrance hall of the Rijksmuseum van Oudheden.# Cost💰 Temple entrance hall is free; full museum admission €14–€15 for adults# Hours🕒 Tuesday–Sunday, 10:00–17:00; closed Mondays (except holidays)# Getting There🅿️ Paid parking is available nearby with a free shuttle from Haagweg.# Accessibility♿ The museum, including the temple, is fully wheelchair accessible with elevators and ramps.# Facilities🚻 Toilets are available within the museum facilities.