Cairo Opera House National
Cultural Center - Egyptian Opera House Was opened by Mr.
Mohamed Hosni Mubarak, President of the Republic of Egyptian
Opera House in the new Congress of October 1988, after an
absence of seventeen years, since the combustion of the Old
Opera House in 1971. The Egyptian Opera House's new
"National Cultural Center" is one of the symbols of
Egyptian-Japanese cooperation, which reflect the depth of
the ties of friendship between the Egyptian and Japanese
peoples. The body of Japanese global cooperation (JICA) in
coordination with the Egyptian Ministry of Culture has
agreed to design compatible with the surrounding buildings
of the house and design characterized by the modern Islamic
architectural character. The construction area of 22772
square meters while the building itself is located on an
area of 13855 square meters including 42 meters at the
maximum allowed distinguish this site which is located in
the southern part of the island and the abundance of Nile
water in this region and the large trees in the garden
surrounding the venue for this to be a natural content
Excellent new Opera House Qal'at Salah al-Din in Cairo,
Egypt. Built in the period 1176 to 1183, using prisoners of
Norman.
Cairo Opera House
Cairo Opera House Added to
the Muhammad Ali mosque. The headquarters for the rule of
Egypt since the days of Salah al-Din (1183) until the
transfer of Khedive Ismail government headquarters to Abdeen
Palace, which was built for this purpose in the 1860
contract. Qal'at Salah al-Din is located in the neighborhood
"fortress" - the successor - has been erected on one of the
hills separate from Mount Mukattam on the outskirts of the
city of Cairo. Opera Program Schedule.