Gayer Anderson Museum

The Gayer Anderson Museum in Cairo was once home to British officer John Gayer Anderson. He restored and furnished two adjoining 16th-century houses. The building was made famous as the setting for the James Bond film ‘The Spy Who Loved Me.’ The house is filled with antiquities, artworks and knick-knacks he collected on his posting to Egypt. 

Itineraries

Al Moudira

Boutique Egypt

Cairo - Luxor - Aswan  

Explore Egypt on this privately-guided suggested itinerary combining Cairo, Luxor and Aswan without taking a cruise along the Nile.

10 days from £3350 p. p.

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