Munich Museum of Egyptian Art

The whole exhibition hall is in the underground part of the building. The architectural design company Peter Böhm Architekten has tried his best to present a large number of Egyptian treasures here according to the environment they unearthed. The visit here is like walking in the underground maze. The bronze arrows inlaid on the ground guide your direction and route of visit, and follow the route and you will not miss any of the collections. The lighting and booths are carefully planned and designed to give each exhibit the best display. Every successful museum design adds color to the artwork it carries. Once again, I fell in love with an art type or a civilization because of an exhibition, and, unfortunately or fortunately, after passing through the Louvre Egyptian Pavilion, I was not impressed, in the underground of this Munich museum district, by this mysterious ancient Egypt.

The door is the statue of the second generation of Ramses. The entrance to the museum is two floors. It is forbidden to bring cameras and take pictures. This is a pity.

There are a lot of things from Egypt, but because I don’t understand German and don’t understand the introduction, I feel that the treasure of the town hall is the golden statue of the pharaoh, and there is a majesty in the brow.

The mysterious Egyptian pharaohs and a wealth of art treasures are fascinating, as if in the long history of Egypt.

The National Museum of Egyptian Art is a bright pearl in the Munich Museum. It displays various exquisite and precious cultural relics in Egypt. The avatar of a golden pharaoh is the most, which makes me full of eyes and difficult to extricate myself!