The Serapis temple, which housed Serapis, "the supreme god of Alexandria under the Ptolemaic dynasty," is where Pompei's Pillar is located. Following breakfast, you will be picked up by our Tour Guide and driven there in an air-conditioned car. The largest monument column in the nation, it was constructed in honor of Emperor Diocletian under the Roman Empire in Egypt.
Abu Al-Abbas Al-Mursi is the largest mosque in Alexandria. It has a cream-colored facade, four enormous domes, carvings in the form of arabesques, and a soaring minaret. It is situated close to the Citadel of Qaitbay in Alexandria's Anfoushi neighborhood.
The concluding site on our tour of Alexandria is the Roman Amphitheatre, also known as Kom el-Dikka. Right in the center of Alexandria, there is a big Roman theatre and housing complex. This incredibly well-preserved structure has thirteen terraces and is the only Roman amphitheater that is known to exist in Egypt. It was constructed in a classical Greek style.
Take a trip around Alexandria's ancient neighborhood to see modern constructions like the monument of Alexander the Great and the Alexandrian Unknown Soldier.
After that, our tour guide will transport you back to your accommodation.