The central atrium of the Egyptian Museum (Al-Mathaf Al-Masri) in Wust El-Balad (Downtown Cairo), Tahrir Square, photographed from an elevated interior gallery. The ground floor displays large-scale pharaonic colossal statues, including seated royal figures, surrounded by stone sarcophagi and ancient artifacts. The neoclassical interior features arched colonnades, a two-level gallery, and natural light filtering through the upper floor — a design by French architect Marcel Dourgnon, completed in 1902.