king tut golden treasures of the pharaoh

This is a good chance to discuss with inquisitive kids, like who was King Tut and what’s a mummy? Parenting Pro Tip: Brush up on your trivia before you arrive.

Even with the timed entry, expect to wait in line for a few minutes in order to enter the first room. Photo: Shahrzad Warkentin The Exhibit: Part One

The remains will make their way back to Egypt where they will be permanently housed at the New Grand Gyptian Museum in Cairo. The exhibit, KING TUT: Treasures of the Golden Pharaoh, is also the final world tour for Tutankhamun’s artifacts, so you’ll never get to see this experience, this close to home, again. Of the over 150 artifacts on display, 60 pieces have never traveled outside of Egypt before, so even if you were lucky enough to see some of the pharaoh’s treasure at previous exhibitions there’s plenty of new things to see.

It’s been 100 years since King Tut’s tomb was first discovered, but there’s nothing old about this magical new exhibit. Photo: Shahrzad Warkentin The Pharoah’s Golden Treasure

King tut golden treasures of the pharaoh