Men Nefer EN

Founded around 3100 BC and situated south of the Nile Delta, the city of Men-nefer (Memphis in Greek) was the capital of ancient Egypt for nine dynasties and the most populous city on the planet.

In 1979, it was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site, primarily for its necropolises and pyramid complexes known worldwide, such as Abusir, Saqqara, Dahshur, and Giza.

In Men-Nefer you will relive one of the greatest periods of ancient Egypt, carrying out tasks typical to Egyptian culture: acquiring knowledge in the Houses of Life, navigating and trading on the Nile River, making offerings at the Great Temple of Ptah, embalming the corpses of the nobles to send them off to a better afterlife, erecting beautiful sphinxes and contributing to the construction of the Great Pyramids. In addition to this, you must be careful of how you make your way through this earthly world to be sure that Osiris will grant you passage to Aaru, the long-awaited heavenly paradise of the afterlife.