Khartoum Memorial

The Khartoum Memorial, also known as the Gordon Memorial, commemorates the British and Egyptian soldiers who lost their lives during the Siege of Khartoum (1884–85). The memorial features a stone obelisk set within a small, well-maintained garden, offering a quiet space for reflection. Visitors can read inscriptions that list the names of fallen soldiers, providing a tangible link to Sudan's colonial history. Although modest in scale, the site holds deep historical significance and is often included on heritage tours of Khartoum. Its central location makes it a convenient stop for those exploring the city's past.

Don't miss

• Obelisk monument with inscribed names of soldiers from the Siege of Khartoum
• Peaceful garden setting ideal for quiet contemplation
• Historical significance as a key colonial-era memorial in Sudan

Tickets & tours

Ways to visit Khartoum Memorial

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