Panorama October — Attraction in Cairo

I love the history this place holds as regards the war and the tactical approach. It has military grade war relics for anyone fascinated by this. For foreigners to get a pass, they will have to pay 200 EGP. This pass includes a tour of the external and internal areas, including two or three short movie clips. One of the movie clips shows details of the war on land. The effect of this is very wonderful as they tried to recreate the exact events in the desert. You will get a feel of being present at the time of the war many many years ago. The painting in the movie hall are very realistic too. Photography is allowed too. Another movie shows a fight in an aquatic environment. You will need a 3D glasses which will be provided by a staff. During the movie, the sound effect is great and loud. Some scenes of water splashes are mimicked using over head sprinklers. So again you feel like you're in the ship while the bombings are taking place. Take care with your personal items to avoid water on them. The illustrations are in Arabic and I think with an English subtitles, I can't remember correctly. Inside the building you will see miniature building and war equipment. The best view in this place is in the evening. I went in at about 5pm and when I was done with the internal tours and movies it was kinda dark already outside and the entire light effects on the external building and area was just bliss. It's particularly great for taking wonderful pictures, listening to the music and...

October War Panorama created in collaboration between Egypt and Korea in 1983 to commemorate and celebrate the anniversary of the victory of Egypt in the Sixth of October War. Located in Salah Salem Street next to the Cairo International Stadium. Building a cylindrical shape, surrounds the internal Bjdranh paintings, photographs represent important battles fought by Egypt starting the battle fought by King Narmer to unite the two countries and passing through the battle in which Ahmose Hyksos expelled in 1520 BC, and Mansoura battle in 1250, and the Battle of Port Said in 1956, and finally October victory in 1973, where the Egyptian army defeated the Israeli army and expelled from the territory of Sinai.

There is a circular platform where the audience sits and moving their platform to the audience watching Photo mural paintings represent a three-dimensional battle glorious October. Panorama exhibition hall also has to watch movies displays real scenes of the 1967 war and the war in 1973. At the entrance to the Panorama there are planes and tanks used in the war, and the audience can climb,...

Very beautiful and interesting place, it’s simply a museum dedicated to the wars between Egypt and Israel, especially 1973 war, the place tells the story of the Egyptian victory in a very creative and beautiful way, you’ll first see some of the tanks, fighter jets and weapons that were used in the war by both sides in a big backyard, then you’ll enter the building to experience 3 halls, and the most beautiful one is the panorama experience that rotates you around a huge panoramic painting of the crossing of the Suez canal by the Egyptian Army and destroying the Bar Lev Line with amazing audio from the war that takes you straight to the battleground, just be sure to check the times of the show, i went there around 11:00AM and the show starts at 12:00PM as i was told, and the price for foreigners is 100EGP per person, i highly...