Amir Bashtak Palace
NRP-EGY-004
Amir Bashtak Palace is recorded as Mamluk Elite Palace. Location: Al-Muizz Street, Cairo. Associated household: Amir Bashtak al-Nasiri. Built for Amir Bashtak al-Nasiri, a commander and son-in-law of Sultan al-Nasir Muhammad; historically palatial, but not a sovereign residence.
1334–1339
Cultural centre / Arab Singing House
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Visitor Information
Current visitor access has not yet been verified. An official heritage reference is provided in the History and Household section; it is not a confirmed ticket or booking service.
History and Household
Built in 1334–1339, Bashtak’s residence preserves decorated reception spaces and carved wooden screens. Its cultural use includes the Arab Singing House; a cultural programme does not by itself establish daily admission hours.
Amir Bashtak al-Nasiri — biography
Official heritage information: Cairo Governorate — Amir Bashtak Palace
Current admission conditions and opening times still require verification. No verified annual attendance figures have been entered; missing data is not zero.