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  • See Nile River Tourist Attractions

    Best Things to Do in Nile River

    The Nile’s tourism potential is excessive; from southern Egypt and all the way to the northern regions, The Nile River makes some of the most pleasant tourist places in Cairo on the Nile, for Egyptian dwellers and even the visitors, who traveled to Egypt for the pleasures of the country and people.

  • The Monastery of El Suryan

    The Monastery of El Suryan | Deir Al-Surian Cairo Attractions

    The Monastery of the Virgin Mary the Syrian is considered one of the oldest monasteries in the history of the church, dating back to approximately the fifth century AD, as various sources indicate. The old fortress is located to the right of the entrance to the monastery, although it has been restored.

  • 10 Most Popular Egyptian Dishes

    Traditional Egyptian food

    Each Arab country has its own character, and Egypt is one of the most famous countries for food. Egyptians are known for their love of food, so they excelled in making dishes and inventing new things. The most famous Egyptian dishes are falafel, koshari, stuffed vegetables of all kinds, and molokhia.

  • Dolphin House Reef

    Dolphin House Marsa Allam

    Wadi El Gemal Nature Reserve in Marsa Alam is taking several measures to preserve the lives of Red Sea dolphins, which are a national treasure and a source of attraction and tourist income for diving and snorkeling, and to generate financial income for the state by collecting visit fees.

  • Tanis The Ancient City of Egypt

    Tanis: The Lost City of the Pharaohs

    In the northeast of the Nile Delta in the Sharqia Governorate, about 150 km from Cairo, lies the city of “Tanis”, which is currently known as the city of “San El-Hagar”, that historical city or unknown capital that was founded on the banks of the Nile thousands of years ago, and was also known as “Ga’net” and “Sa’an”.

  • Tel Basta museum - Egypt

    Tell Basta Museum in Al-Sharqiyah

    An ancient site called Tell Basta is located outside of Zagazig in the Sharqia Governorate. It was one of the ancient Egyptian capitals and a significant place of worship. In the Old Kingdom, it served as the capital of the 18th province. During the 22nd Dynasty, it was the capital of every province. In the past, it was referred to as "Per-Bastet" in honour of "Bastet," the god of comfort, joy, and happiness. Later, "Tell Basta" was used instead.

Alexandria Attractions

Alexandria Attractions

Alexandria is a treasure trove of attractions seamlessly blending ancient history with modern appeal. The Corniche, a scenic waterfront promenade, offers breathtaking views of the Mediterranean Sea. Historical landmarks like the Catacombs of Kom El Shoqafa and Pompey's Pillar provide a glimpse into the city's illustrious past. 

The Bibliotheca Alexandrina, a modern architectural marvel, stands as a cultural beacon, while the Montaza Palace, surrounded by expansive gardens, invites visitors to relax and unwind. Alexandria's vibrant markets, museums, and seaside restaurants make it a must-visit destination for travelers.

Alexander the Great visited the Temple of the Oracle of Amun in Siwa Oasis, Egypt, where he built a great city. He then consulted the oracle in Siwa for his fate before leaving Egypt to fight the Persians in Asia.

Things to do in Alexandria Egypt

You can discover Alexandria National Museum, Housed in a beautifully restored Italianate mansion, this museum showcases artifacts from Alexandria's history, from the Pharaonic era through the Greco-Roman, Coptic, and Islamic periods.

Alexandria Corniche, This scenic waterfront promenade stretches along the Mediterranean coast and is perfect for a leisurely walk, a refreshing sea breeze, and a glimpse of everyday life in Alexandria.

San Stefano Grand Plaza, This upscale shopping mall offers a mix of high-end boutiques, restaurants, cafes, and entertainment options. Also, Anfushi Fish Market will let you experience the local culture by visiting the Anfushi Fish Market. It's bustling with activity and offers a wide variety of fresh seafood

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bibliotheca Alexandrina

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The Library of Alexandria, from approximately 280 BC to 416 AD, was one of the biggest and most significant libraries globally. This courageous hub of information was situated in the urban center of Alexandria, located to the north of Egypt, to the west of the River Nile, and directly on the coast of the Mediterranean Sea.

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Alexandria National Museum

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The National Museum of Alexandria has grown in importance and is now considered one of the best museums in Egypt. It was inaugurated in 2003, and it is one of the reasons why this city is worth visiting. The National Museum of Alexandria is housed in a restored palace and contains around 1,800 objects that narrate the history of Alexandria through its different eras, including Pharaonic, Roman, Coptic, and Islamic.

The Citadel of Qaitbey from the outside  in Alexandria
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The Citadel of Qaitbey

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The citadel of Qaitbay in Alexandria is considered one of the most important defensive fortresses, not only in Egypt but also along the Mediterranean coast. It was an important part of the fortifications of Alexandria in the 15th century AD.

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The Roman Amphitheatre in Alexandria | Ancient Roman Theatre

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The Roman amphitheater in Alexandria in Egypt is a large circular Roman theatre, and the only one of its kind to be found in the country. Though often referred to as an amphitheater, the site is actually that of a small Roman theatre rather than a larger sporting arena.

Columna de Pompeyo
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Pompey's Pillar

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Pompey's Pillar is an ancient Roman column located in Alexandria, Egypt. It is considered the tallest memorial monument in the world. The exact date of the creation of this column has not been determined, but it dates back to Roman times, and it was said that this column was dedicated to Christianity after its victory in Alexandria, Ali Miriam, in the Battle of the Shirt.

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The Catacombs of Kom el Shoqafa

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Alexandria is home to the medieval archeological site known as the Kom al-Shuqafa catacombs. In the Middle Ages, it was regarded as one of the Seven Wonders of the World and is now one of the city's most significant cemeteries. Due to the period of time at the time, many of the elements of the catacombs at Kom al-Shuqafa integrate Roman, Greek, and Egyptian cultural aspects. The cemetery is made up of a succession of Alexandrian tombs, sculptures, and archaeological relics of the Pharaonic funeral cult.

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Alexandria Port

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Alexandria, Egypt's second-biggest city, has two ports: the shallow eastern port, which isn't utilized for shipping, and the eastern port, which is situated between the peninsula. Around 55% of Egypt's foreign trade is handled by the Port of Alexandria, which is the largest port in the area and is overseen by the Alexandria Port Authority.

Borg El Arab International Air Port
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Alexandria Airport | Borg El Arab International Airport

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After all traffic from Alexandria International Airport was moved to Borg El Arab International Airport in December 2010, the latter became the primary airport serving Alexandria. There is a new passenger facility and an administration building at the airport. The passenger terminal is three stories tall and is shaped like a boat.

Alexandria Lighthouse Pharos
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Alexandria Lighthouse Pharos | Ancient Lighthouse Alexandria

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The historic lighthouse known as Pharos was constructed in the ancient era to aid mariners in reaching the port of Alexandria in Egypt. It is a fascinating example of engineering in action. Click here to learn more!

Mark the Evangelist
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Saint Mark the Evangelist

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The first Christian home on the African continent is thought to have been Libya, thanks to St. Mark, who traveled from Christ's company through Greece to lay the first brick of Orthodoxy in Egypt. However, he quickly returned to Libya after the priests feared him because Christianity was so widely accepted there and the Egyptians had a strong belief in Christianity overall. He died in Egypt. St. Mark the Apostle is considered the first to introduce Christianity to Egypt. He came to the city of Alexandria, most likely in 60 AD, from the western side, coming from the Five Cities.

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St Catherine's Catholic Cathedral Alexandria

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The Monastery of St. Catherine is commemorating the saint, St. Catherine of Alexandria, who died a martyr's death on the 29th of the Coptic calendar. Born during the reign of Roman ruler Maximian 305-311 in Alexandria, she became a Christian during the age of pagans, representing kindness and acceptance. The emperor ordered fifty wise men to debate and refute her Christianity proofs, but their attempts were unsuccessful. Centuries after her martyrdom, a Sinai monk saw a vision where angels carried her body and placed it on a mountain near her monastery, proving her martyrdom's claims.

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Montazah Palace Gardens in Alexandria

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The palace is characterized by a combination of different artistic styles, most notably Byzantine, Gothic, classical and Islamic. As for the name, the word “Haramlik” is originally a Turkish word that appeared as a term in Islamic architecture. The palace, known as the harem, was designated for purity and secrecy due to the prohibition of mixing between men and women. It houses numerous antiques and French-style art, with Baroque and Rococo-style decorations featuring geometric and floral motifs.

Abu al abbas al mursi mosque in alexandria
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Egypt's Beautiful Mosques: Abu Al-Abbas Al-Mursi

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Abu Al-Abbas Al-Marsi Mosque, located in Anfushi's Mosques neighborhood, is a renowned Islamic shrine in Egypt. Originally a tomb for saints, it now attracts visitors from both inside and outside the country, making it a significant factor in the city's religious tourism. In 1219, Sheikh Shihab al-Din Abu al-Abbas bin Ahmed bin Hassan bin Ali al-Khazraji al-Ansari was born in Murcia, Spain, to a noble family. His lineage includes Companion Saad bin Obadah al-Ansari, the master of the Khazraj, and his grandfather Qais bin Saad bin Obadah, who was the Emir over Egypt by Imam Ali bin Abi Talib in 36 AH.

The Royal Jewelry Museum
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History of The Royal Jewelry Museum

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The Royal Jewellery Museum in Alexandria, also known as the 'Palace of the Princesses', is a luxurious European-style museum located in the Zizinia district. It features a white facade and royal red colors, designed by Italian architect Antonio, to tell Egypt's modern history and showcase an important era. Gold and platinum cup envelopes, diamond lobes, a gold and diamond-encrusted coin purse, and a pocket watch belonging to the Ottoman sultans. A part of each decorates the halls inside the museum.

Tomb of Al-Shatby
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Tomb of Al-Shatby in Alexandria

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As you pass by Shatby Beach and Beram El-Tunisi Theater, and in front of the ancient Saint Mark's School, you will find the Shatby Tombs, which consist of five funerary buildings that combine Greek and Pharaonic civilizations. It is a large tomb divided into many burial chambers that were discovered in 1893, and dates back to between the end of the second century and the beginning of the third century BC.

Federal Palace
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History of Ras El Tin Palace in Alexandria

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Ras al-Tin Palace is one of the historical and archaeological landmarks in Alexandria, and it is the only palace that witnessed and contemporary with the establishment of the Muhammad Ali Pasha dynasty in Egypt, which lasted about one hundred and fifty years, and that palace witnessed the transition of Egypt from one era to another and from the monarchy to the Republic.

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Graeco Roman Museum in Alexandria

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The Greco-Roman Museum is one of the oldest museums in the world, and the idea of establishing it dates back to the Italian archaeologist Giuseppe Botti (1891), who proposed that a place be set aside to preserve the archaeological discoveries in Alexandria. The current museum was built by German engineer Dertisch and Dutch engineer Leon Stenon, in the style of Greek buildings, and opened for the first time during the reign of Khedive Abbas Hilmi II.

Egypt Tours FAQ

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Yes, it is possible to arrange tours from one city to another in Egypt, it is very easy to get a well-organized itinerary from professional tour consultants through our company.

Alexandria is one of the most beautiful coastal cities not only in Egypt but in the whole world and is called the bride of the Mediterranean for having so many picturesque beaches and its beautiful mild weather. Alexandria also has many important archaeological and historical sites such as the Alexandria Library, Kom Ash Shoqafah, the Alexandria Lighthouse, the Alexandria Castle, and the Old Port.

We will pick you up at any time you like, just choose the hour and let us know and we will be there.

Yes, you can swim in the Mediterranean Sea in Alexandria. The city has several public and private beaches where you can enjoy swimming and water activities.

Alexandria is a big city in Egypt, like the second biggest one after Cairo. It's also a really important place for ships to come in on the sea. A long time ago, it was a very important city where people did a lot of trading and business. Even now, it's still a really busy place where people go to get to other parts of the world.

When booking a cheap tour in Alexandria, consider the itinerary, inclusions (such as transportation, meals, and entry fees), the reputation of the tour operator, and customer reviews. Also, check if there are any hidden costs or additional expenses not included in the initial price.
 

Alexandria has been called the Bride of the Mediterranean due to its beaches' beauty and warm, moderate weather. In the past, Alexandria was more beautiful than many European cities and is still considered one of the most beautiful coastal cities in the world.
 

The Lighthouse of Alexandria (Pharos), one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World; the Great Library, the largest in the ancient world; and the Catacombs of Kom El Shoqafa, one of the Seven Wonders of the Middle Ages made Alexandria famous.

 

If you want to visit the most beautiful coastal city in Egypt, you do not have to think more and choose one of our trips to Alexandria. Alexandria is one of the most beautiful and charming seaside cities in the world because it has many charming beaches and many important archaeological sites.

Yes, Alexandria boasts several beautiful beaches where visitors can swim and enjoy the Mediterranean Sea. Popular beach areas include Mamoura Beach, Maamoura Beach, and Montaza Beach. However, it's important to follow any safety guidelines or restrictions provided by local authorities.

Alexandria City has many places and tourist attractions that attract many tourists, such as Qaitbay Castle, BA and Cleopatra Palace
The Sawari column, the tombs of Kom al-Shaqi, the Roman theater, and the sinking cities of Abu Qir.
We can say that Alexandria, nicknamed The Pearl of the Mediterranean, is a world where diverse cultures and many ways of having fun mix to provide Alexandria's tourism destinations with the greatest degree of pleasure.
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The Bibliotheca Alexandrina is a modern library and cultural center that was built to commemorate the ancient Library of Alexandria, one of the largest and most significant libraries of the ancient world. It is famous for its unique architecture, its vast collection of books and manuscripts, and its various museums and exhibitions.

The best time to visit Alexandria is from October to April, when the weather is mild and pleasant, and the crowds are less. The summer months from May to September are very hot and humid, and the city is packed with tourists and locals. The winter months from December to February are cooler and wetter, but still enjoyable. You can find more information about the climate and the seasons in Alexandria in the web search results.

Yes, the Royal Jewelry Museum is a fascinating attraction in Alexandria. It showcases a stunning collection of jewelry and personal belongings of members of the Egyptian royal family. However, it's important to note that the museum's opening hours can vary, and it may be closed on certain days. It's recommended to check the museum's schedule in advance and plan your visit accordingly.

Yes, generally, Egypt provides good healthcare services for tourists. There are many hospitals and specialized clinics in tourist areas. It's always essential to have health insurance to cover any emergencies and to check health requirements before traveling.

Alexandria is rich in history, as is evident from the numerous locations where historical ruins can be seen. locations including the Pompey's Pillar, the Temple of Serapeum, the Catacombs of Kom el Shoqafa, and the Roman Amphitheatre (ancient Roman Theatre).
 

On the eastern border of Alexandria is the stunning royal complex known as Montaza royal. It has multiple palaces, large gardens, and exclusive beaches. Wander through the gardens at your leisure and take in the royal homes.

Indeed, Alexandria is home to a number of museums, including:
The Lyceum is a historical museum including relics and displays that narrate the history of Alexandria.
The Stabler-Leadbeater Apothecary Museum is a historic pharmacy museum that features a preserved drugstore along with a collection of 18th and 19th century medicinal relics. 
The goal of the Alexandria Black History Museum is to preserve and understand the history and culture of African Americans in Alexandria. 
 

Of course! There are lots of historical sites to explore in Alexandria, a city rich in history. In addition to the Catacombs of Kom El Shoqafa and the Citadel of Qaitbay, you may explore the Roman Amphitheatre, which was built in the second century AD, and Pompey's Pillar, a gigantic antique column. Another important historical site to see is the Roman Catacombs at Kom El Shoqafa, which feature a distinctive fusion of Egyptian and Roman architectural styles.

Alexandria has stone structures dating back to the period when the city was part of the Roman Empire. They include an amphitheater and the Column of Pompey, built in 297 AD. There are also ancient cemeteries called catacombs. Major economic activities in Alexandria include shipping, banking, and clothing manufacturing.

In Alexandria, there are many fun things to do that keep visitors entertained. Here are some popular leisure activities in Alexandria:

Enjoying the beaches: Alexandria is characterized by its beautiful sandy beaches such as Corniche Beach and Montaza Beach, where you can relax, enjoy the sunshine, and swim in the blue waters of the sea.

Do water sports: You can practice exciting water activities such as jet boating or water skiing at some of Alexandria's accredited beaches.

Visit parks and gardens: Alexandria has several beautiful parks and gardens such as Montazah Park and Andalusia Park, where you can enjoy a quiet picnic and enjoy the natural atmosphere.

Enjoy shopping: Alexandria has many malls and traditional markets where you can shop and buy souvenirs and local products.

Visit restaurants and cafes: Try delicious cuisine at fine restaurants or enjoy a cup of freshly brewed coffee at a traditional café.

Walking around the old city: Explore the streets of the old city and discover historical landmarks such as the Library of Alexandria and Qaitbay Castle.

Attend cultural and artistic events: Alexandria has many cultural and artistic events such as festivals and theater performances that can be enjoyed.

Tourism in Alexandria is typically safe, with many visitors exploring the city without incident. Nonetheless, it's crucial to constantly exercise general prudence. Keep yourself updated about the political and social climate in your country, heed any travel warnings, and be cautious with your possessions. It is advised to employ trustworthy tour companies, stay away from remote locations after dark, and use authorized taxis or other forms of transportation. Respecting regional traditions and dressing modestly is also a good idea, particularly while visiting places of worship.
 

The Alexandrian Lighthouse, also known as Pharos, is one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World and is located in Alexandria. There once was no greater library in antiquity than the Great Library. A wonder of the Middle Ages, the Necropolis is one of them. 
 

Yes, it is possible to visit the city of Alamein from Alexandria because it is located near Alexandria, the road takes about 2 hours and we provide special tours to the city of Alamein

 Alexandria hums with a cosmopolitan feel, having been founded in 1749 and home to the third oldest historic area in the country. Along with intimate ancient museums and fresh events by the shore, Old Town Alexandria's King Street mile boasts over 200 independent restaurants and retailers.
 

 Nothing compares to Alexandria's distinctive fusion of Middle Eastern and European culture. There are a few places where you can explore historic sites like the Great Library and the Pharos Lighthouse before seeing classical performances and current Egyptian art in classy 19th-century theaters and galleries.
 

9 places to visit in Alexandria
Library of Alexandria
Qaitbay Fortress
Royal Jewelry Museum
Cleopatra Palace
Alexandria National Museum
Street food
Café Culture
Attarine Market

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