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Prince Said Halim's Palace
Now derelict, this once beautiful building is worth a look for its beautiful architecture, baroque and classical archways.
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Built in 1896 by designer Antonio Lasciac from imported Italian marbles and stone. This once beautiful palace and gardens are a reminder of the 'Glory days of Cairo'. The building was nationalized by President Nasser, and eventually transformed into Al Nassareya Boys School, which quickly destroyed the beautiful building.
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