The Coptic Museum, which was built in order to bridge a gap in Egyptian history and art, is one of the most important archaeological tourism attractions in Egypt and includes a group of the finest collections of Coptic art dating back to the Christian era in Egypt, numbering about 16,000. These include: a group of ancient pieces, falcons resembling Horus, stone inscriptions dating back to the Mamluk era, a Coptic pulpit made of stone dating back to the sixth century, the Coptic David’s Book of Psalms dating back to 1600 years, some textile pieces that show Christian symbols and many others. It is one of the most important landmarks visited by tourists from all over the world, so do not hesitate and visit it with your family or friends.