Al-Mansour Qalawun Complex (Madrassa, Tomb and Hospital), Historic complex in Egypt
The Qalawun Complex includes a madrassa, a tomb, and what was once a state-of-the-art hospital.
Commissioned by Sultan Al-Mansur Qalawun in 1284–85, it is an exemplary model of Mamluk architecture.
The complex reflects the Sultan's religious and cultural patronage.
Located on the historic street of Al-Muizz in Cairo, it is easily accessible for visitors.
Renowned for its majestic dome, which remains one of the largest in Islamic architecture.
Location: Cairo Governorate
Inception: 1285
Elevation above the sea: 25 m
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