British Museum Presents: Kings of Egypt: Pharaohs (大英博物館鉅獻《埃及之王：法老》)

"Kings of Egypt: Pharaohs" is a collaboration between the Chimei Museum (奇美博物館) and the British Museum, bringing together 280 works—the largest scale of Egyptian pharaonic artifacts to come to Taiwan! This exhibition takes a fresh perspective, exploring the diverse roles of the pharaoh through seven major themes. Through precious artifacts such as giant statues, gold treasures, and diplomatic cuneiform tablets, catch a glimpse of the myths and realities of one of the greatest ancient civilizations in history.
We sincerely invite you to travel through thousands of years of time, enter the kingdom of the Egyptian kings, and understand the mysterious and extraordinary world of the pharaohs!

British Museum
One of the world's greatest museums
Located in London, England, the British Museum was established in 1753 and was the first public museum in the world to open to the public. It is also one of the world's most important and influential museums, with a collection of over 8 million artifacts, including more than 100,000 items from Ancient Egypt and Sudan, second in scale only to Egypt itself. Its mission is to be a "museum of the world, for the world."