Taha Hussein Museum, Writer's home in Egypt
The Taha Hussein Museum was the residence of one of the most influential Egyptian writers of the 20th century.
Commemorating Taha Hussein, a leading figure in Arabic literature and intellectual life.
Reflects the life and legacy of 'The Dean of Arabic Literature'.
Located in the Al-Haram district of Giza, the museum showcases Hussein's personal belongings and library.
The study where Taha Hussein worked is preserved exactly as he left it.
Location: Giza
Inception: 1991
Address: 11 Dr. Taha Hussein St., El Haram, el-Giza
Phone: +20233927122
Source: Wikimedia
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