Anisa Wissa Palace

The palace was constructed following an eclectic approach, combining Islamic and European architecture. The wood from France and Italy was used in the construction.^[1] Total area of the building is 4500 meters.^[2] The courtyard of the palace is decorated with Italian statues. The inside walls of the palace are ornamented, and the mirrors and marble fireplaces are heavily used in the palace.^[1]

Following the death of Wissa, her family the palace leased to the Egyptian government.^[1] It was registered on the antiquities list. Then it was sold to the Egyptian agronomists' syndicate. Next it was transferred to the State Council.^[2]