Egyptian Museum Mississauga by appointment

Visited the Egyptian Museum today. It is a hidden gem in Mississauga. The place is filled with sculptures highlighting Egyptian culture and history. The guide, Emily, made the tour interesting with her knowledge and commentary. It definitely made my day and a strong recommendation from my side for everyone to check this place out

This is a little, hidden Mississauga gem. It is a work in progress, but very intimate experience. While all exhibits are reproductions (similar to most museums around the world btw), this is probably the only place you can see the exhibits so up close. Emily is really passionate about the museum and it's future, and the visit is more enjoyable with her guided tour. I hope with more visitors and funding this can expand to its own place.Things to note:- You need to book an appointment ahead- Carry cash or use Interac for the gift shop

The Egyptian Museum was a great place to visit they had a gift shop movie theatre and a exhibit (obviously) there were replicas of jewelry masks and weapons . Emily told us about king tut and showed us his mummy’s copy. Emily explained everything in details she even gave us gifts before we left. We were allowed to try on clothes and jewelry there and take some pictures. I would definitely recommend this Museum to everyone.

What an adventure! Truly, truly a hidden gem. The museum itself was magical and filled with so many cool replicas which looked exactly like the real thing! The volunteer, Emily, was also amazing. So knowledgable and you could tell she really cared about what she was talking about, also just generally a great person! I especially loved the gift shop which was full of so many cute little memorabilia.The Egyptian Museum is the perfect thing to do if you find yourself bored in Mississauga (which, let's face it, it's Mississauga...). 10/10 would recommend. Definitely filled my adventurous heart. <3

Based on reviews and website the delivery was a little underwhelming***THINGS TO NOTE******call ahead and make an appointment******$10 per person******Make sure to bring cash****There is no debit machine on site******Your visit will be a lot smoother*****We did not get the pleasure of having a tour by the very highly spoken about Emily or the opportunity to visit the theaterWhich we believe comes w booking an appointmentThe museum is SMALLHeld in a schoolThere are no artifacts on siteEverything in the museum are reproductionsPhotos and videos are permittedThe area is well lit and not crowded which makes for a private intimate experience w your groupIf you consider yourself an egyptologist there is minimal attraction and information available at this museumIf you're planning a couple of hours out of the house w your kids and family this would be a good place to visit

It is really a wonderful visit for us. The owner explained about the Egyptian culture in detail which really helped to understand the Egyptian kingdoms. Thanks for it This museum is worth than the paid money.

Truly a hidden gem! Nady provided the most interesting tour, we were totally fascinated. What an impressive collection that is really special. A must see!

A hidden gem in Mississauga which is a worth visit honestly! We as a family enjoyed the tour . They have maintained it so well and Emily , she is a volunteer giving her precious time to this museum. Emily is extremely knowledgeable and described the history of King Tut in depth. They have a movie theater and a small gift shop,moreover , they have some articles of egyptian clothes to try and can take photos. You must book the appointment. Emily was kind enough to give my son with a gift as well.

My husband and I visited the Museum to celebrate my birthday. At first, we had trouble finding the entrance, but with direction, we were able to get inside and meet a helpful volunteer.The Museum was gorgeous, filled with replicas of King Tut's treasures, and a lovely little gift shop to visit at the end of the tour that sold everything from statues, to authentic papyrus bookmarks and scrolls. We had the museum all to ourselves, and we took a lot of photos.There was also a Coptic Church that we visited, with beautiful iconography on the walls. It was not in use when we visited it, but it was also beautiful.All payments are done via E-Transfer, and you have to book an appointment ahead of time. For us, it was $10 per person, and well worth the price.The volunteers work hard to keep the place open, and devote their time to showing people the collection. We deeply appreciate the woman who showed us around, giving us time to visit the gift shop, and answer any questions we had.If you have kids, or are wondering where to book a class trip, or have a historian in your life, I highly recommend a visit to this hidden jewel in the heart of Mississauga.

I went in February, I loved the tour, but I didn't get a chance to see the film because it was down. I hope you all get a chance to enjoy the film when you go there. I will definitely come back next time and hopefully to be able to watch the film at that time. The woman that works there, she is very friendly and nice person.