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Mahmoud Said Museum — Attraction in Alexandria

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Mahmoud Said Museum
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Royal Jewelry Museum, Alexandria
27 Ahmed Yehia, San Stefano, El Raml 2, Alexandria Governorate 5451010, Egypt
Tolip Beach
El-Gaish Rd, San Stefano, El Raml 1, Alexandria Governorate 5452050, Egypt
Glime Beach
San Stefano, El Raml 1, Alexandria Governorate 5452033, Egypt
Nearby restaurants
Le Bar
399 El-Gaish Rd, San Stefano, El Raml 1, Alexandria Governorate 21599, Egypt
Bleu
399 El-Gaish Rd, San Stefano, El Raml 1, Alexandria Governorate 21599, Egypt
Manchow Wok
399 El-Gaish Rd, San Stefano, El Raml 1, Alexandria Governorate 5452053, Egypt
Costa Coffee
399 El-Gaish Rd, San Stefano, El Raml 1, Alexandria Governorate 5452053, Egypt
China House
12 Mohammed Ahmed Afify, San Stefano, El Raml 1, Alexandria Governorate 5452054, Egypt
Blinky
Abd El-Salam Aref, San Stefano, El Raml 1, Alexandria Governorate 5451011, Egypt
Santiago Restaurant & Cafe
418 El-Gaish Rd, San Stefano, El Raml 1, Alexandria Governorate 21325, Egypt
Cuba Havana
5 Mohammed Al Eqbal, San Stefano, El Raml 1, Alexandria Governorate 5451111, Egypt
KFC
54 Shaarawy, San Stefano, El Raml 1, Alexandria Governorate 5452056, Egypt
McDonald's
25, Al Ekbal St., in-front of Al Ekbal، School, San Stefano، Qesm AR Ramel, Alexandria Governorate, Egypt
Nearby hotels
Four Seasons Hotel Alexandria at San Stefano, Egypt
399 El El-Gaish Rd, San Stefano, El Raml 1, Alexandria Governorate 21599, Egypt
Jewel San Stefano Hotel
El-Gaish Rd, San Stefano, El Raml 2, Alexandria Governorate 5452054, Egypt
Plaza Hotel Alexandria
الجيش, San Stefano, El Raml 1, Alexandria Governorate 5452052, Egypt
Sea view apt an the heart of Alexandria
186 abdel salam aref st, San Stefano, Alexandria Governorate 21532, Egypt
Rhactus House San Stefano
402 El-Gaish Rd, San Stefano, El Raml 1, Alexandria Governorate 21523, Egypt
XU San Stefano Hotel Alexandria
El-Gaish Rd, San Stefano, Louran, Alexandria Governorate 11611, Egypt
Louran Residence
3 Galal zahran, لوران, El Raml 2, Alexandria Governorate 5452057, Egypt
Gleem Bay House
273 El-Gaish Rd, San Stefano, El Raml 1, Alexandria Governorate 5452033, Egypt
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Mahmoud Said Museum

San Stefano, El Raml 1, Alexandria Governorate 5451102, Egypt
4.5(171)
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attractions: Royal Jewelry Museum, Alexandria, Tolip Beach, Glime Beach, restaurants: Le Bar, Bleu, Manchow Wok, Costa Coffee, China House, Blinky, Santiago Restaurant & Cafe, Cuba Havana, KFC, McDonald's
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+20 3 5821688
Website
alexandria.gov.eg
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Tue9 AM - 4 PMClosed

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Nearby attractions of Mahmoud Said Museum

Royal Jewelry Museum, Alexandria

Tolip Beach

Glime Beach

Royal Jewelry Museum, Alexandria

Royal Jewelry Museum, Alexandria

4.6

(3.4K)

Closed
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Tolip Beach

Tolip Beach

4.0

(920)

Open 24 hours
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Glime Beach

Glime Beach

3.8

(572)

Open 24 hours
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Nearby restaurants of Mahmoud Said Museum

Le Bar

Bleu

Manchow Wok

Costa Coffee

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Blinky

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Cuba Havana

KFC

McDonald's

Le Bar

Le Bar

4.0

(134)

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Bleu

Bleu

4.3

(43)

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Manchow Wok

Manchow Wok

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Costa Coffee

Costa Coffee

4.2

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4.5
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5.0
6y

son of Muhammad Saeed Pasha, the Prime Minister of Egypt in that period. After receiving his high school diploma, he went on to law school, receiving his degree in 1919. Moreover, between 1919 and 1921 he traveled through Europe, ultimately studying at the Académie Julian. He returned to Egypt and worked at the Mixed Courts of Egypt until his father’s death in 1950. Furthermore, between 1919 and his death in 1964, Saeed was a prolific oil painter. In Alexandria, his first trained with Italian painter, Amelia Casonato Da Forno, and later with Arturo Zanieri. He often shared the studio of his good friend, the Greek painter, Aristomenis Angelopoulos. A short visit to the Mahmoud Saeed Museum Alexandria will transport you to the 40’s and 50’s. In fact, it is the Egyptian 20th century golden era. Moreover, after retiring from his judge duties, Mahmoud Saeed started to paint Egypt as he saw it. Furthermore, he mixed some echoes from the past with modern techniques such as cubism and social realism. Housed in the artist’s beautiful Italian-style villa, Mahmoud Saeed Museum Alexandria has display about 40 of...

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4.0
5y

The Mahmoud Said Museum Complex, located in Mahmoud Said Palace in Ganaklis District, Alexandria, was officially opened in 2000. The palace, which includes three famous art museums, the first of which is the Mahmoud Said Museum, one of the pioneers of plastic art in the modern era and displays its role in the Egyptian art movement. The second museum of the Adham, Saif and Anli brothers, which is located in the upper floor of the palace, is also covered.

As for the third museum, located in the basement of the palace, it is the Museum of Egyptian Modern Art in Alexandria, which is distinguished for containing the works of some of the pioneers and contemporary artists who won first prizes in various art competitions.

The site offers a panoramic display of the various exhibition halls of the three museums, as well as exhibitions and seminars held at the center. It also knows the history of the museum and artists and the important dates in their lives through their influence in the artistic movement and displays examples of...

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47w

The Mahmoud Said Museum in Alexandria is dedicated to the life and work of Mahmoud Said, one of Egypt's most celebrated modern artists. Housed in a beautiful villa that once belonged to the artist, the museum showcases a large collection of his paintings, drawings, and sketches, highlighting his contributions to Egyptian art in the 20th century. Said's works reflect a blend of traditional Egyptian themes with modern European techniques, and his use of color and form has made him an influential figure in the Egyptian art scene. The museum also features personal items and photographs, providing visitors with a deeper understanding of the artist's life and creative journey. It is a must-visit for art lovers and anyone interested in Egypt's modern...

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karim mansourkarim mansour
son of Muhammad Saeed Pasha, the Prime Minister of Egypt in that period. After receiving his high school diploma, he went on to law school, receiving his degree in 1919. Moreover, between 1919 and 1921 he traveled through Europe, ultimately studying at the Académie Julian. He returned to Egypt and worked at the Mixed Courts of Egypt until his father’s death in 1950. Furthermore, between 1919 and his death in 1964, Saeed was a prolific oil painter. In Alexandria, his first trained with Italian painter, Amelia Casonato Da Forno, and later with Arturo Zanieri. He often shared the studio of his good friend, the Greek painter, Aristomenis Angelopoulos. A short visit to the Mahmoud Saeed Museum Alexandria will transport you to the 40’s and 50’s. In fact, it is the Egyptian 20th century golden era. Moreover, after retiring from his judge duties, Mahmoud Saeed started to paint Egypt as he saw it. Furthermore, he mixed some echoes from the past with modern techniques such as cubism and social realism. Housed in the artist’s beautiful Italian-style villa, Mahmoud Saeed Museum Alexandria has display about 40 of Saeed’s paintings.
Mustafa AshrafMustafa Ashraf
Loved visiting this museum, which is actually 3 museums in 1, all inside the family residence of Mahmoud Said. The ground floor is dedicated to Mahmoud’s works & personal belongings, the upper floor is dedicated to Adham & Seif Wanly, and the basement is all about Modern Egyptian Art. And in all 3 sections you’ll find beautiful artwork that’s breathtaking. You might need to go more than once. The only downside is that there’s no seating at all throughout the museum so if you want to take your time with looking at the paintings, it can be tiresome. And it isn’t accessible to wheelchair users unfortunately. Otherwise the staff are very friendly and passionate about the museum, don’t hesitate to approach them for more info.
Stephen LockeStephen Locke
A seemingly little visited gem in the heart of Alexandria - really worth a visit if you're at all interested in art. Highlight for me was the first floor Wanly gallery. Especially the paintings of Seif Wanly, which include some great landscapes and abstracts. But the basement level collection of modern Egyptian art also has some superb works including sculptures. All set in a beautiful small palace. Tucked away from the mainstream but well worth seeking out.
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son of Muhammad Saeed Pasha, the Prime Minister of Egypt in that period. After receiving his high school diploma, he went on to law school, receiving his degree in 1919. Moreover, between 1919 and 1921 he traveled through Europe, ultimately studying at the Académie Julian. He returned to Egypt and worked at the Mixed Courts of Egypt until his father’s death in 1950. Furthermore, between 1919 and his death in 1964, Saeed was a prolific oil painter. In Alexandria, his first trained with Italian painter, Amelia Casonato Da Forno, and later with Arturo Zanieri. He often shared the studio of his good friend, the Greek painter, Aristomenis Angelopoulos. A short visit to the Mahmoud Saeed Museum Alexandria will transport you to the 40’s and 50’s. In fact, it is the Egyptian 20th century golden era. Moreover, after retiring from his judge duties, Mahmoud Saeed started to paint Egypt as he saw it. Furthermore, he mixed some echoes from the past with modern techniques such as cubism and social realism. Housed in the artist’s beautiful Italian-style villa, Mahmoud Saeed Museum Alexandria has display about 40 of Saeed’s paintings.
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Loved visiting this museum, which is actually 3 museums in 1, all inside the family residence of Mahmoud Said. The ground floor is dedicated to Mahmoud’s works & personal belongings, the upper floor is dedicated to Adham & Seif Wanly, and the basement is all about Modern Egyptian Art. And in all 3 sections you’ll find beautiful artwork that’s breathtaking. You might need to go more than once. The only downside is that there’s no seating at all throughout the museum so if you want to take your time with looking at the paintings, it can be tiresome. And it isn’t accessible to wheelchair users unfortunately. Otherwise the staff are very friendly and passionate about the museum, don’t hesitate to approach them for more info.
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A seemingly little visited gem in the heart of Alexandria - really worth a visit if you're at all interested in art. Highlight for me was the first floor Wanly gallery. Especially the paintings of Seif Wanly, which include some great landscapes and abstracts. But the basement level collection of modern Egyptian art also has some superb works including sculptures. All set in a beautiful small palace. Tucked away from the mainstream but well worth seeking out.
Stephen Locke

Stephen Locke

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