The Catacombs Of Alexandria The Catacombs are the Largest and Most Important Burial Site in Egypt . Date back to the Greco- Roman Period ; Being the Most Important Greco - Roman Necropolis in Egypt the Catacombs have a Mixture of Roman Hellenistic ,pharaonic and Ancient Egyptian Decorative art Elements that were all Common During this Period in Alexandria

Pompey Pillar Pompey Pillar is the Biggest Memorial column in Egypt it is a huge Column of Red Granite with a total Height of about 28 Meters and abase diameter of 27 Meters on the upper part .

The Roman AmphiTheater of Alexandria was Discovered By Mere Coincidence in the Year 1960 when the Workers Went to Remove a pile Of Dust and Sand In 1960 to clear the Land the Roman amphitheater stayed in service and was used to host different sorts of events up till the 7th Century the Theater at the time had all the elements to host perfect performance like the dome that once stood over the stage and the section of the orchestra

Date Back to the 15th Century . located on the Mediterranean Sea Coast . It was established in 1477 A D by sultan Al Ashraf Qaitbay the Citadel is Situated at The entrance of the Eastern harbour on the eastern point of the Pharos Island it was erected on the exact site of the famous lighthouse of Alexandria which was one f the Seven Wonders of the ancient World

Bibiliotheca Alexandria English Library of Alexandria - is a Major Library and Cultural center Located on the Shore of The Mediterranean Sea in the Egyptian City of Alexandria the Library from outside