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Exploring the Palace of Apries: A 3D Journey Through Ancient Egypt

February 7, 2024

Embark on a virtual journey through ancient history as we explore the Palace of Apries in Memphis. Constructed by Pharaoh Apries of the Twenty-sixth Dynasty of Egypt, this royal residence stood proudly across from the Great Temple of Ptah.

Notably, it also played a significant role in Cleopatra's life, serving as her residence during her short stay in the city in 48 BCE. Join us in this immersive 3D tour as we step back in time and wander through the halls of this majestic palace. Let's uncover the secrets and grandeur of this ancient marvel together.

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