The reconstruction of Tutankhamun’s daily life allows visitors to understand, firsthand, aspects of his “human” dimension, often overshadowed by the discovery of his magnificent tomb.
A detailed glimpse into court life is presented, contrasted with the less opulent activity of the royal artisan workshop; the experience is completed by a visit to the tomb of Ay.
REDISCOVER THE DAILY LIFE OF THE FAMOUS PHARAOH
Move through the sumptuous throne room, witnessing the pharaoh’s audiences, then proceed to the entertainment hall, where Tutankhamun and his dignitaries were entertained by musicians and dancers, also strolling through lush gardens.
Rediscover the demanding work of royal artisans—painters, sculptors, and stone carvers—responsible for creating the funerary equipment, featuring the same artistic objects that would be discovered in the tomb more than three millennia later.
Explore the tomb, initially intended for Tutankhamun, with painters at work on the frescoes, but later used by Ay, his successor.
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