Egypt contains many royal palaces
built by the sons of Mohammed Ali Pasha in the late nineteenth century and
early twentieth century, Abdeen Palace is one of the most important of these
deficiencies, it has been the headquarters of the ruling the country in the
period from 1872 until the establishment of the Egyptian revolution on July 23,
1952, which later became one of the presidential palaces, by the decision of
the Revolutionary Command Council.
The palace
consists of almost 500 rooms, the walls were covered with marble, the most
famous artists and painters in the world came to draw the inscriptions on the
bishop, which dominated by a combination of the Islamic character and the
Italian art, which was the most famous at the time.
Wing Belgian
is one of the distinctive places in the palace, because of the way of the
architectural and decorative, which was built out, This wing was named
"The Belgian Wing", because the king of Belgium was the first to
enter to it .. but overall The Belgian wing at this time was allocated for the
establishment of the important guests
for Egypt .. as well as there "Suez Canal" salon, which was
established to be a celebration of the inauguration of the Suez Canal, But
there was no celebration in this salon at the behest of the Empress Ougeny.
Abdeen
Palace has several halls, there is a Red saloon and the White saloon , the two
are reserved for receiving official delegations .. There is also a library of
the palace containing many rare books and manuscripts, as well as the Golden
Hall, which was built to look as if they were as a theatre, Because Khedive
Ismail was famous for his love of art and theater, especially opera.
Muhammad Ali
Hall is the largest and most famous halls of the palace at all, which is a
spacious hall, was built on Arab-Islamic style, it characterized by the
accurately of the carvings that inlaid with marble, granite.
Until now,
Abdeen Palace still as a witness to important historical era in modern Egyptian
history.
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