After the 1952 revolution that led to the declaration of the republic, Koubbeh Palace was declared as one of three official presidential palaces, the other two being Abdeen Palace in downtown Cairo and Ras Al-Teen Palace in Alexandria. It was at Koubbeh that Gamal Abdel Nasser preferred to host guests. It was also there that his body lay awaiting his funeral in September 1970.
Following the 1952 revolution that established Egypt's republic, Koubbeh Palace became one of three official presidential homes, along with Abdeen Palace and Ras Al-Teen Palace. It was at Koubbeh where Gamal Abdel Nasser typically welcomed guests. His body rested at Koubbeh before his funeral in September 1970.