Sunday 07 Sep/2025 – 09:27 PM
The Farouk Farouk Museum in Helwan organized a special presentation of one of the rare royal holdings, as part of the activities of the series “Tales and Camarts” organized by the Marketing Department and the Museum’s Registration and Documentation Department, and this comes within the framework of its celebration of the anniversary of the opening of the King Farouk’s breakfast in Rukn Farouk, which was opened on September 5, 1942.
Farouk Corner Museum celebrates the opening of the royal break by presenting rare holdings
The administration of the Farouk Corner Museum said, in a statement that a handwriting plate was presented to the verse of the Holy from the Holy Book of God, carrying at the bottom of a handwritten dedication to King Farouk from the citizen Mohammed Abdul Rahman, one of the residents of Helwan, whose name was recorded on the painting on the historic opening of the break, and this piece is of special importance for being a historical document documenting the moment of the opening of King Farouk for his royal rest in Helwan.
It is noteworthy that the Farouk Corner Rest is one of the most prominent royal breaks established by King Farouk because of its healthy healthy atmosphere and the presence of sulfur water eyes that help treat skin diseases and joints, and the king bought the land for the amount of two thousand pounds at the time, and set up the rest in the form of a ship that is anchored on the bank of the Nile, which includes five Nile to receive the royal yacht, in addition to a distinctive garden that contains rare plants and flowers And many mango trees.
The Farouk Corner Museum continues, through the “Tales and Camarts” initiative, to highlight the bright aspects of Egypt’s royal history and present rare holdings to its fans.
