





The notebook of Tell el-Amarna
Find his rhythm between rock and sky.
Tell el-Amarna preserves the traces of the ancient Akhetaton, with temples, palaces and royal necropolis. The remains are scattered and sometimes not visible; a documented reading and authorized routes are essential.
At your own pace
Identity summary
1 to 2 days
Winter · Spring · Autumn
Recommended car
Heritage · Desert
Limited accessibility
Modular rhythm
General presentation
Tell el-Amarna
Tell el-Amarna preserves the traces of the ancient Akhetaton, with temples, palaces and royal necropolis. The remains are scattered and sometimes not visible; a documented reading and authorized routes are essential.
Check the accesses, reservations and times at the site prior to the visit.

Strengths and constraints
Strengths
- Small Temple of the Aten
- North Palace of Amarna
- Royal Tomb of Akhenaten
Before you choose
- Check the accesses, reservations and times at the site prior to the visit.
Places worth visiting
A selection to start dreaming and organizing the stay — not an exhaustive list of everything there is to see.

Archaeological site
Small Temple of the Aten
The Little Temple of Aton is a separate unit from the great temple of Amarna. The remains on the ground are discovered from the authorized paths, without moving fragments.

Archaeological site
North Palace of Amarna
The Palace of the North retains the fragmentary organization of a residence in the old city. The old rooms and gardens require an interpretation based on research.

Ancient tomb
Royal Tomb of Akhenaten
The royal tomb is located in a valley separate from the old town districts. Open spaces and conservation conditions are verified by the site.
Practical tips
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