Alexandria Tour GrecoRoman museum &other places From Port &Hotels

1. 1h · Admission ticket included
   Graeco Roman Museum Alexandria contains indeed a big variety of coins from different countries . It indeed is a fascinating record of Civilization . Graeco Roman Museum Alexandria contains hundreds of precious antiques. The most valuable ones in the museum are as follows : Graeco Roman Museum Alexandria Room 1: In this room, we can see the beautiful alabaster Good Shepherd. Its large eyes and flat, regular of the robe is a development from the Coptic style. Moreover, part of the hall displays artifacts from the Monastery of St. Menas, west of Alexandria . Room 2 also contains many architectural elements from early Christian buildings. it also has the central basket capital is a typical Coptic art . Graeco Roman Museum Alexandria Room 3 has magnificent collection of metal, silver and gold. The silver torso of Aphrodite dates from the 2nd century. Moreover, there is a varied collection of ancient jewelry with different magnificent colors .
2. Catacombs Of Kom El Shoqafa
   1h · Admission ticket included
   The history and facts of building the Catacomb Cemetery, the most important tomb of the pharaohs of the Roman era, how much is the entry ticket price, official working hours, and more.
   A historical archaeological site that is actually located in the city of Alexandria, specifically in the Kom El Shoqafa area in the south of the Mina El Basal neighborhood.
   It is also considered one of the most important tombs in the city, and it is also considered one of the Seven Wonders of the World already in the medieval period.
3. Saint Mark's Coptic Orthodox Cathedral
   1h · Admission ticket included
   It is the historical seat of the Pope of Alexandria. The Pope of Alexandria is the head of the Coptic Orthodox Church. Moreover, Saint Mark Cathedral stands on the site of the church founded by St. Mark the Evangelist in AC 60. St. Mark the Evangelist is author of the second Gospel He connected with the city of Alexandria since earliest Christian tradition. Coptic Christians believe he arrived in Alexandria around AD 60 and stayed for about seven years. In fact, during this time, Mark converted many to Christianity and performed many miracles.
4. Pompey's Pillar
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   Pompey's Pillar Alexandria
   is a Roman triumphal column in the city of Alexandria, Egypt. It is the largest of its type. In fact, it constructed outside of the imperial capitals of Rome and Constantinople. Pompey’s Pillar Alexandria is the only which known free-standing column in Roman Egypt. Moreover, it not composed of drums. It indeed is one of the largest ancient monoliths.
   you will pass by Pompey's Pillar and take photos from outside.
5. Bibliotheca Alexandrina
   2h · Admission ticket included
   Essentially, the library is a massive cylinder emerging from the ground at a shallow angle only about 130 feet (40 metres) from the Mediterranean Sea. The disk-shaped roof suggests the sun rising over the Mediterranean, and the roof pattern of aluminum and glass panels resembles a microchip. One outer wall of the structure is made up of some 6,400 granite panels bearing characters from all the known alphabets.
   Alexandria Library is Closed on Friday so you will be able to take Photos from outside
6. Mosque of Abu al-Abbas al-Mursi
   1h · Admission ticket included
   Al Mursi Abu Al Abbas Mosque built primarily in 1775. It built over the tomb of a Spanish scholar and saint. Moreover, it stands on Mosque Square overlooking the eastern harbor. Al Mursi Abu Al Abbas (whose full name is much longer) born to a wealthy family. It was in the Andalusia region of Spain in 1219. Furthermore, in the wake of increasing Christian control of Spain, he and his family left for Tunisia in 1242. Moreover, he later went on to Alexandria, a popular destination of many Muslim scholars at the time.In fact, Al Mursi Abu Al Abbas lived in Alexandria for 43 years. He lived as a scholar and teacher until his death in 1286
7. Alexandria Unknown Naval Soldier Memorial
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   It is located in the Mansheya area in Alexandria and was built by the Italian community in Alexandria as a kind of tribute to Khedive Ismail due to his great role in achieving a developmental and urban renaissance in Egypt during his reign between 1863 AD and 1879 AD and also as a kind of tribute to Egypt due to its hosting of the last king of Italy, Victor Emmanuel III, after He deposed him and chose Alexandria to reside there, and his design was similar to the memorial of the Unknown Soldier in Venice Square in the Italian capital, Rome.

Pickup details

We pick up from any hotel in Alexandria , Alexandria Port & Alexandria or Borg el arab Airport

• Wheelchair accessible
• Specialized infant seats are available
• Transportation options are wheelchair accessible
• All areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible
• Suitable for all physical fitness levels