Manasterly Palace, Palace in Egypt
The Manasterly Palace is located at the southern tip of Roda Island.
Built in 1851, it stands as a monument of Ottoman architectural style.
It houses the Nilometer, an ancient device to measure the Nile's water level.
Open to the public, it provides insight into Egyptian history.
It is linked to the legend of Ibn al-Haytham, the famed Arab scholar.
Location: Cairo Governorate
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