Among Egyptian cities, Alexandria claims the rank of second largest behind Cairo and presents magnificent beachfront vistas together with vital historical landmarks. Tourists should make Alexandria a must-visit location because it displays a combination of historical landmarks from both ancient times and the present era.
Your tour starts with viewing the Ancient Roman Amphitheatre, where Romans used to host spectacles and social events during their time. Visitors to Alexandria can see the Fort of Sultan Qaitbay, which was constructed in the 15th century from the remains of the ancient Lighthouse of Alexandria, while enjoying spectacular Mediterranean coastline perspectives.
The Rock-Cut Necropolis of Alexandria delivers an intriguing blend of Egyptian, Greek, and Roman art, which can be observed in its detailed underground tomb artworks.
Future generations can find their way to knowledge and history at the contemporary New Library of Alexandria, which serves as a monument dedicated to the world-famous ancient library. You will come across the Al Morsi Abu Al Abbas Mosque, which represents outstanding Islamic architectural beauty.
Through the Alexandria Corniche drive, you will have time to see the city’s beautiful shores while crossing the Stanley Bridge's elevated structure that provides spectacular Mediterranean Sea views.
The day of Alexandria exploration will lead you back to Cairo for an overnight rest.
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch