St. Bishoy Monastery
A guest house spanning 3,700 square metres, welcoming over 1,000 visitors from around the world.
The Guest House — St. Bishoy Monastery, Wadi El Natrun
The guest house of St. Bishoy Monastery is among the largest in Coptic monasteries, spanning 3,700 square metres and accommodating more than 1,000 visitors.
3,700 sq metres
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1,000+ Visitors
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One of the most beautiful and largest historic churches in Wadi El Natrun — foundations from the 4th century AD.
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Located on the seaward side of the historic Church. Pope Shenouda III requested to be buried there.
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Adjacent to the Shrine of Pope Shenouda III. Contains the body of Anba Sarabamoun and his priestly clothes.
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Built by King Zeno in the 5th century AD. A refuge for monks during Berber attacks with a drawbridge pulley system.
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