The museum has different photos from different exhibitions and it also shoes you the nubian history, and how egypt changed with that.

a very good historical place for those who love history it shows you the nubian culture from the pharao's days until now

Our guided tour of Aswan stopped here for a visit and we found it very informative. The museum is relatively new and the displays are well organized. Worth a visit.

Ok, call me a tourist, but I like to be able to read items in a museum. This place provides that to anyone who can read English or Arabic. Both are present throughout the place, which made it far more enjoyable and educational. So many places in Egypt require a guide or a book to understand what you are seeing,... More 

Smallish but very well-done museum with some interesting antiquities and displays. Also very cool to see the scale model showing the original and current locations of the Abu Simbel temples before our visit there. It was literally a 5-minute walk from the Old Cataract hotel and is open in the evenings, making it a nice post-dinner activity.

The Nubian Museum reminded me of the Luxor Museum. Not too many displays as to be overpowering but the focus was more on quality. Very nice displays, however I felt the lighting to be a bit dark so it was difficult to see, in detail, some of the objects. Overall it was a very nice showcase of the Nubian culture.

walking distance for old cataract hotel. well prepared with pieces of pharaohs statues and monuments. I liked the best the statue of Isis feeding her son Horus. Although small but every part of it is full of motherhood that is well known about Egyptian mothers

The Nubians, of ancient heritage, still exist in their communities around the Aswan area. They do not allow intermarriage with other ethnicities as it would diminish their numbers. They are gentle, friendly and happy people. The museum does an excellent job of showing their long history right up to the present. Many fascinating objects, diaramas, exhibits and stories.

This was actually the best museum I visited in Egypt (yes, better than the Egyptian museum). It doesn't have huge numbers of artifacts, though it has many, but it had excellent and detailed explanations and hence is quite educational.