Egypt Historic Places

 HISTORIC PLACE

Ras El Tin Palace

The Palace development was started by Mohamed Ali himself in 1834 to take the state of a Roman fortress and to fill in as another decision base camp like the elements of Salah El-Din Citadel. Draftsman Yezi Bek, was appointed to plan and fabricate the Palace. Development works ran from1834-1848 and closed following 13 years of work. The main remainder of the more established adaptation of the Palace is the eastern entryway, "Mohamed Ali Gate" and a few rock sections.

During the age of Khedive Ismael, Ras El Tin Palace turned into the late spring staying of Mohamed Ali line. Under the rule of King Fouad I, the Palace went through a recreation stage to hold 3 stories and was refurnished to reverberate contemporariness across the exceptional compositional plan. A staggering mosque was added to the Palace.

Official Workplace

Ras El Tin is among the most established and most significant imperial castles in Egypt. It had been the decision base camp in summer for Egypt's lords and leaders throughout the most recent years.

old buildings have stories to tell the past speaks from behind the walls time reveals its secret through one of the most ancient palaces in Alexandria Ross Hilton palace it was the first palace to be built by Muhammad Ali Pasha at the heart of a coastal city that was famous for its fake trees the palace was built as his personal rest house and was called Russell T in surah nothing remains of the original palace built by Muhammad Ali except the east gate with its katsu farms Quranic verses granite columns topped by emblems the threshold of this gate is still in its original state on both sides there are statues of two lines surrounded by marble Birds shields and two Eagles facing each other with the name of Muhammad Ali's inscribed in the metal ascending the ceremonial marble staircase with its raw brass handrails we can enter the main floor surrounded by signs of phroneo luxury we enter the main lobby adorned by roman columns gilded embellishments and brass lamp holders bearing the coat of arms of Kingdom of Egypt one of the walls is adorned by a large oil painting depicting a line hunt the place seems to have come out of her Rabie knights we move on to the Gothic hole which was built during the region of hey Davis Mayo its design was inspired from medieval European choice 

the gothic-style manifests itself in arts fan vaults and flying buttresses not to mention the stucco ornaments on the ceiling and upper part of the walls the Gothic hall contains two sitting rooms for guests connected by a door and a truss the oil paintings of the crown jewel of this hole here we can see one portray Mary Magdalene and another depicting the Roman persecution of Christians this hole also contains a painting with a goblin canvas and a number of bronze statues of Greek myths now we enter the throng hole this spectacular Hall was built during the region of King fire the first for the purpose of signing agreements issuing royal decrees and swearing in officials this hovers unique for its arab-islamic style and in every corner we can see Quranic verses lines of pottery and Maxim's we can also see that dazzling Islamic style chandelier which shines brightly at the center of a ceiling medallion with unparalleled embellishments the beauty of the ornaments on the ceiling and walls is unmatched wherever we go we can see lanterns the hall also has some brightly lit stucco windows each door here is decorated from both sides the outer side which faces the Gothic hole bears Christian style ornaments whereas the inner side bears Islamic style ornaments that suits the design of the throne Hall additionally the floors have intermingling artworks and are made of oak beech mahogany rosewood and ebony  we now move on to the marble hole built during the region of King Fouad the first it boasts an ancient Roman style evident in its stone columns the morals are inspired by Greek or Roman mythology the marble hall is renowned for its to route iron doors on opposite sides which bear their initial letters of Kings first name  the King's personal study is adorned by a wide array of ornaments and it's dress has a splendid view on the palaces goddess  there is a number of antiques including a marble fireplace topped by brass clock which is topped by statue of Poseidon in the sitting position  King Fouad built the main dining hall for his guests it is furnished with a wooden dining table surrounded by 24 chairs all adorned with Egyptian crown the whole is decorated with oil paintings of food flowers and fruits and some of them bear the coat of arms of the kingdom of Egypt the theme of these paintings suits the whole purpose the corners of the ceiling bear the initial letter of the King flats first name.

 once upon a time during the region of King Fouad the first the round hole was filled by the Jolly noises and winnings parties and balls the hole has two domes not just one the outer dome which can be seen from the outside and the inner dome which is made of lead we can now have a panoramic view of oil paintings depicting the achievements of Muhammad Ali Pasha including the formation of Egypt's first Regular Army the building of its strongest Navy the advancement of agriculture and irrigation and the scientific relations which was achieved by sending Egyptian students on scholarships to Europe we can clearly see the brass metalwork embellished by fascinating crystals the splendor of the shell inlaid parquet floor is simply indescribable we now head to the Kings wing the wing has three doors all leading to the palaces main corridor the Kings wing includes a study in which there are the King's desk and a chair bearing the royal monogram next to them there is a white marble fireplace the corners of the ceiling have four small domes with light fixtures the King used to sleep in this room a few steps away we can find the Royal bathroom distinguished by the rare marble and alabaster works as well as its magnificent mosaic there are also some silver closets which were used to disinfect clothes  our tour takes us to the queen's wing which includes three distinctive parts the first part is a unique sitting room with a fireplace made of the rarest and best types of marble topped by a bronze clock and a charming collection of lamp holders the ceiling is decorated by an owner brass Chandler and walls by morals of European countryside 

the second part at the antique bedroom the room includes three Louise the 15th fetus two chairs and the sofa with ostrich feather cushions at the center of the room there is a table the can be stretched to reveal a hidden table for bridge and roulette

 the third part of the Queen's Wing is a Chinese-style bathrobe with a separate dressing room it is a masterpiece that beef essay Queens delicate beauty the name of the sitting room is telling it is called the flag sitting room 

 the flag of the kingdom faded is showcased here it is placed under ceiling with drawing of Greek mythology and amidst glide circle ornaments depicting a number of musical instruments the walls are adorned with morals portraying the greatness of the Egyptian women who gives birth and sacrifice her child so that Egypt may endear a part of the flag hole is currently being used for press conferences during official visits of kings and presidents from the flag hole we move on to the dining hall this Hall was dedicated to the Queen and her guests it is distinguished by its brightly lit oval ceiling the hole includes one of the most splendid fireplaces in the palace surrounded by tremendous panoramas of embellishments and antiques behind these towering walls Fidelia smile was forced to leave Egypt in 1879 it is here that King Farouk the first signed his abdication decree on July 26th 1952  he boarded a act called morose from the nearby port to his final exile thus the palace is a witness to the rise and fall of the Muhammad Ali dynasty and to such a crucial error of Egypt's history Russel team palace the crown of the Mediterranean Sea...