The Helwan Wax Museum is an Egyptian museum located in the city of Helwan, Cairo. It was established in 1934. The museum includes many wax artworks as well as rare collectibles from the stages of development of Egyptian history, starting from the Pharaohs all the way to the modern era. The museum has many wax statues made with extreme precision which prompted specialists to classify it in fourth place on the list of the best wax museums in the world, and it is also classified as the second most famous wax museum in the world"

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These springs are located approximately 33 meters above the level of the Nile, and the springs are located at an area of about four and a half kilometers in the north-south side and about three and a half kilometers in the east-west side. They are among the most famous sulfur water springs in Egypt, due to the amount of treated sulfur reaching up to 27%, and the reason behind the existence of this spring is its proximity to an extinct volcano. This spring is considered one of the richest medical therapeutic elements for many diseases such as skin diseases, rheumatic and joint pain. There is also Helwan University - SEMAF Factory - Factories Road - Al-Nasr Automotive Company located near it.

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