Established in 1934 by King Fouad I (an avid stamp collector) and extensively renovated in 2022, this museum features 15 exhibition halls displaying over 3,000 historical artifacts. It offers a visually captivating journey through the evolution of mail delivery. Fascinatingly, this exact spot also marks Cairo’s “Point Zero” the center from which all distances in the city are measured!
You can uncover the full story behind this in the attached YouTube video. 👇
Saturday – Thursday | 09:00am – 04:15pm
Excluding official public holidays
| Student | Adult | |
|---|---|---|
| Egyptian | 5 EGP | 10 EGP |
| Foreigner | 25 EGP | 50 EGP |
| Researcher (Monthly) | 200 EGP |
Payments in
Cash ONLY!
🚇 By Metro:
Take the Metro to Attaba Station (preferably the Green Line 3). It’s about a 7-minute walk to the museum.
🚗 By Car:
Park at the nearby Opera Garage, which is just a 2-minute walk away.
Ministry of Communications and Information Technology
Caroll Captures 
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