Ramses and the Pharaohs’ Gold: The Exhibition
Following the huge success in Tokyo, Paris, San Francisco and Sydney, Ramses and the Pharaohs’ Gold: The Exhibition has finally arrived in London. The exhibition is showcasing over 180 artefacts, all of which original, made 3,000 years ago!
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Original Artefacts and Ramses II’s Sarcophagus
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The exhibition is featuring original artefacts, only. No replicas or reconstructions.
The golden mask of King Amenemope
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In collaboration with Egypt’s Supreme Council of Antiques and the Egyptian Museum, the Ramses and the Pharaohs’ Gold: The Exhibition is featuring over 180 original artefacts, including the original wooden coffin that once held Ramses II’s mummy, masterpieces form the royal tomb of Tanis, the gold mask of King Amenemope, beautifully preserved animal mummies, jewellery, amulets and colossal sculptures and stone heads.
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Many of the items have never seen in the UK before. These exquisite treasures and invaluable pieces seldom seen outside of Egypt.
Exhibition and Immersive Experience
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Ramses and the Pharaohs’ Gold: The Exhibition is a mixture of exhibition and immersive experience.
It’s a rare opportunity for visitors to witness the rise of a ruler who was pharaoh for nearly 70 years and known for his military strategy, diplomacy and extensive monument building to secure his immortality for millennia to come.
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Ramses II was also known as Ramses the Great. He built a vast dynasty with more than 100 children (maybe you’re his descendant too!) and 3,000 years later, he still remains one of the most iconic rulers in history.
Ramses and the Pharaohs’ Gold: The Exhibition – What to Expect
The coffin of Ramses II
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During your exhibition journey, you’ll walk among colossal sculptures and stone heads, visit immersive rooms, learn the story of the Battle of Kadesh, the largest battle under Ramses II, admire the golden mask of King Amenemope, embark on a virtual journey to visit the Temple of Abu Simbel and Queen Nefertari’s toms (the VR experience is addition charge), and – of course – get up close the original wooden coffin of Ramses II.
The coffin of Ramses II
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Ramses II’s coffin is a work of inestimable value. The king is represented as an Osiris (God of the afterlife), arms crossed on his chest, holding the two royal sceptres, the crook and the whip. He is wearing the nemes headdress (stripped, linen headcloth worn by Egyptian pharaohs as a symbol of power and royalty) decorated with an erect cobra and a false beard beneath his chin.
Animal mummies
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You’ll also see treasures found in the tombs of Tanis, including the solid silver coffin of Shoshenq II.
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Extremely well-preserved animal mummies and sacred amulets revealing spiritual belief and vision of afterlife are also on display.
Visitors can enhance their experience with a special audio guide, narrated by historian, author and broadcaster, Dan Snow.
Make the Most Out of Your Visit
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Why not elevate your experience with bespoke ticket bundles?
There are three bundles available when booking with FEVER.
The Pharaoh’ Bronze
- Exhibition entry
- Audio guide
- Tea or coffee and a slice of cake from the café for takeaway
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The Pharaohs’ Silver
- Exhibition entry
- Skip-the-queue access
- Audio guide
- Souvenir brochure
- Tea or coffee and a slice of cake from the café for takeaway
VR experience
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The Pharaohs’ Gold
- Skip-the-queue exhibition entry
- Guided tour of the exhibition
- VR experience
- Exhibition catalogue
- Digital photo
- Limited-edition Egyptain collectable
- Your name printed in authentic hieroglyphs on papyrus
- Tea or coffee and a slice of cake from the café for takeaway
Practical Info
The café
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Address
NEON at Battersea Power Station | Cringle St, Nine Elms, London SW8 5BX
Opening Times
28th February – 31st May 2026
Please, check available dates and time slots when booking
Tickets
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Make sure you use discount code: ADVENTURERLDN10 to get 10% OFF!
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