Ras el-Tin Palace, Palace in Egypt
Ras El-Tin Palace is a grand royal palace located in Alexandria, Egypt.
Built in 1847, it was the summer residence of the Egyptian Royal Family until 1952.
The architecture of this palace showcases the style of Italian architect Pietro Avoscani.
Today, Ras El Tin Palace serves as a site for official state functions.
It’s one of the few palaces that witnessed the revolution of July 1952.
Location: Alexandria Governorate
Inception: 1847
Architect: Pietro Avoscani
Official opening: 1847
Architectural style: Renaissance Revival architecture
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