Cairo and Alexandria 6 Days Tour Package.

After your breakfast in the hotel, our certified tour guide will meet you in the lobby in the morning to start your visit to the city of Memphis, The Memphis Pyramid, also known as the Great Pyramid of Memphis, is an ancient pyramid located in the Egyptian city of Memphis. Standing at over 140 meters tall, the Memphis Pyramid was once one of the tallest structures in the world.

Over time, the pyramid suffered from looting, erosion, and earthquakes, and much of its outer casing stones were removed to build other structures. One of the most popular attractions at the Memphis Pyramid is the Sphinx, a large statue that guards the entrance to the pyramid. you can also see the remains of the burial chambers and other artifacts that have been uncovered at the site.

Have your breakfast meal served at the hotel and get prepared to continue your Egypt Classic Tours. Today your licensed tour guide will take you to visit the NMEC.

At NMEC, you can immerse yourself in the rich history and heritage of Egypt through its extensive collection of artifacts, displays, and exhibits. You can explore the museum's various galleries, which showcase ancient Egyptian artifacts and artwork, including sculptures, pottery, jewelry, and more. In addition to the permanent collection, the NMEC also hosts temporary exhibitions that offer a glimpse into different aspects of Egypt's cultural history.

One of the highlights of the NMEC is the Royal Mummies Hall, which houses the mummified remains of several ancient Egyptian pharaohs and queens, including Ramses II and Hatshepsut.

After that, we will take you to the Suez Canal in the Ismailia government, The Suez Canal is a man-made waterway that connects the Mediterranean Sea and the Red Sea. It was opened in 1869, after a decade of construction, and is located in Egypt.

There in the Suez Canal, you can watch ships passing through it from observation points along the canal's banks. There are also boat tours available that offer a closer look at the canal and its operations. Afterward, you will enjoy a seafood lunch before being chauffeured back to Cairo.

After breakfast, get set to meet your expert English-speaking Egyptologist guide to start the day tour to Alexandria from Cairo during our Egypt Classic Tours. We will transfer you from Cairo to Alexandria by air-conditioned vehicle. The trip takes about 2 and a half hours and you will stop on the way for a break.

Finally, when you reach Alexandria the shining pearl of the Mediterranean and the second capital of Egypt, The name of the city dates back to its founder, the Macedonian leader Alexander the Great, who ruled Egypt in 332 B.C.

On this day, you will be at one of the most attractive sites and unique ones in Alexandria its catacomb of kom el shoqafa, The catacomb entrance begins with a spiral staircase surrounded by a circular shaft that is lowered by ropes to their final resting place. The tombs there in the roman style consists of more than one level cutting under the ground this style was used by the Christians in time of persecution. 

following a revolt in Alexandria, the most famous site known as Pompey’s Pillar, constructed in 297 B.C to celebrate the victory of a Roman emperor named Diocletian (who ruled Rome between 284 and 305 B.C and also took control over Egypt)

also, you will visit the oldest center of scientific research in history The Bibliotheca of Alexandria. which once was the largest in the world. Located in the city that gives it its name, facing the Mediterranean, it was founded at the beginning of the 3rd century BC. C. by Ptolomy I.

you will drive by the seaside to reach the Citadel of Qaitbay, built on the ruins of the ancient Lighthouse Pharos of Alexandria. It enjoys an excellent position, at the end of a narrow strip of land extending into the Eastern Port.

    after that, you will discover Sidi Morsi Abu al-Abbas Mosque: Located in Alexandria's old city, this beautiful mosque features intricate architecture and offers visitors a chance to observe local religious customs and learn about the role of Islam in Egyptian culture.

after all of these sites, you will have traditional Egyptian food or seafood as you like, before going to the Paradise inn hotel to stay a night there. 

El Alamein is mainly known for its historical significance, with numerous museums, memorials, and cemeteries dedicated to the battles fought there. Among these, the El Alamein War Museum (optional activity) stands out as it showcases various items, photographs, and personal accounts from the battles.

The Commonwealth War Cemetery is a poignant but beautiful location that houses the remains of over 7,000 soldiers who lost their lives in the battles. Similarly, the nearby German War Cemetery serves as a reminder of the opposing forces.

In addition to its historical sites, El Alamein boasts a scenic coastal landscape with several beaches and resorts.

Whether you have a penchant for history and World War II or not, El Alamein is a captivating destination. Its beautiful Mediterranean coast and the opportunities to unwind in its resorts make it an excellent place to relax.

After enjoying your tasty breakfast at your hotel, you will be driven to Cairo International Airport to catch your flight to fly back home.