Khairy Pasha Palace

Khairy Pasha Palace, a striking neo-Mamluk building located in Tahrir Square, Cairo, was constructed in the 1860s by Khairy Pasha, the Minister of Education. This architectural gem reflects a blend of Islamic Revival and European styles, embodying the vision of Khedive Ismail for a modernized Cairo. Originally serving as a residence, it later became the American University in Cairo's campus from 1920 until 2008, contributing to the cultural and educational landscape of Egypt. Today, it stands as a historical landmark, showcasing the rich architectural heritage of the city.