Exploring Ramses: A Golden Evening for London’s Concierges

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More than 100 Concierges and guests attended a showcase of the spectacular new London exhibition Ramses and the Pharaohs' Gold.

Some of those who viewed Ramses and the Pharaohs' Gold exhibition

Direct from The Egyptian Museum in Cairo, the exhibition includes a priceless collection of 180 ancient treasures.

"London continues to find new ways to celebrate history, culture, and world-class experiences - all in one place."

The group were transported into Ancient Egypt through the immersive experience at NEON at Battersea Power Station.

Concierges enjoying the new immersive exhibition

Concierges Antony Lynch and Tom Wardley viewing the mask of King Amenemope

Rob Way, Sales & Marketing Director at The Tourism Media Group, which organised the event, said: "The exhibition is immersive, enlightening, and features extraordinary artefacts on loan from Egypt's Supreme Council of Antiquities, many of which have never previously left the country. Seeing them up close is both powerful and humbling."

He added: "It was also a fantastic reminder of the transformation of the stunning Battersea Power Station, one of London’s most impressive destinations.

"London continues to find new ways to celebrate history, culture, and world-class experiences - all in one place.

"If you haven’t visited yet, I’d highly recommend adding it to your list."

From ancient Egypt to London

Journey through Egypt's golden age from the temples of Abu Simbel to the Valley of the Kings and come face to face with 180 priceless treasures on loan from the Supreme Council of Antiquities. Discover gold masks and silver coffins from the royal tombs of Tanis, beautifully preserved animal mummies and amulets, dazzling jewellery alongside colossal sculptures, carvings and stone heads.