Cairo's Oldest Flower Exhibition Is Back at the Agricultural Museum

Every year, Cairo’s Flower Exhibition transforms one of the city’s gardens into something out of a dream. This year, for its 93rd edition, the annual show has returned to the gardens of the Agricultural Museum in Dokki. 

With over one hundred exhibitors, the stalls will host everything from towering palms and dainty flowers to rare cacti, aromatic herbs, and intricate modern landscaping designs. After browsing through this expansive collection, visitors can purchase any potted plants that caught their eye. 

First held in 1934, the exhibition is one of the longest-running agricultural events in the region, supporting local nurseries while allowing agricultural organisations to forge connections with each other and with visiting customers. 

Alongside the collection of plants and flowers, there will be a dedicated section spotlighting Egyptian craftsmanship and artistry. 

The Flower Exhibition will be open from April 16th until the end of May.