Sfier Heliopolis is an ancient compound located in Heliopolis, Egypt. It is believed to be the burial site of the god Osiris and his wife Isis, who were both prominent figures in Egyptian mythology. The compound was discovered in 1881 by archeologists, who unearthed several tombs, a large temple, and a complex network of streets and alleyways.

The complex was initially thought to be part of the city of Heliopolis, but later excavations revealed that it was an independent settlement. It was ruled by a local governor, although it was likely built with the support of the nearby city of Memphis. The buildings were constructed from limestone and mud brick and were decorated with intricate carvings of gods, goddesses, and other imagery.

The compound contains several monuments and buildings, including the Great Temple of Osiris and the Great Temple of Isis. These temples are considered important symbols of Egyptian culture, as they contain several intricate reliefs and sculptures that depict Egyptian life and myth. Other buildings include a royal palace, a granary, a barracks, and several small houses.

The complex is currently a tourist attraction, and visitors can explore the ruins of this ancient compound and learn more about the