Alexandria’s Museums and Archaeological Sites to Open Free to the Public on July 24
On July 24, 2025, Egypt's Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities will open all museums and archaeological sites in Alexandria free to the public in celebration of the city's National Day—promoting heritage, cultural awareness, and domestic tourism during the summer season.
Celebrating Alexandria’s National Day
In celebration of Alexandria’s National Day, Egypt’s Minister of Tourism and Antiquities, Sherif Fathy, has announced that all archaeological sites and key museums in Alexandria will open free of charge to the public on Thursday, July 24, 2025.
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The initiative includes the Graeco-Roman Museum, the Royal Jewelry Museum, and the Alexandria National Museum, along with several other historic landmarks throughout the city. This open-access day offers both residents and visitors a unique opportunity to experience Alexandria’s rich cultural legacy at no cost.
Promoting Heritage and Cultural Awareness
The Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities emphasized that this gesture is part of its broader strategy to engage in national, cultural, and local events, highlighting the historical and civilizational depth of Egyptian society. It also aims to foster archaeological and tourism awareness, especially among younger generations.
Boosting Domestic Tourism
By showcasing Alexandria’s distinctive archaeological and cultural assets, the initiative is expected to support local tourism during the summer season. The city, known for its coastal beauty and deep-rooted history, invites visitors to explore its museums, discover its unique heritage, and experience its role as one of Egypt’s premier historic destinations.
