Your private tour to Alexandria from Cairo begins at 7:00 am with a hotel pickup conducted by our knowledgeable Egyptologist. You will then be transferred in a comfortable private A/C vehicle to Alexandria, which is situated approximately 220 kilometers to the northwest of Cairo. Anticipate arriving in Alexandria at around 10 am. The Catacombs Kom el Shoqafa Your day kicks off in Alexandria with a visit to The Catacombs Kom el Shoqafa. These catacombs, believed to have been initiated in the 2nd century A.D., served as burial grounds for over 200 years. This period in Alexandria's history was marked by a rich blend of various cultures, including the ancient Egyptian kingdoms with a history stretching back thousands of years.

Despite its name, Pompey Pillar has no direct connection to Pompey himself. The naming stems from a historical association with the possible burial place of the Roman general Pompey, who sought refuge in Egypt and met his demise after suffering a significant defeat against Caesar in Greece. The colossal red granite column, reaching a towering height of 25 meters, is believed to have been erected in honor of Emperor Diocletian. It now stands as the tallest ancient monument in Alexandria.

You will enjoy a delectable lunch in an Egyptian restaurant in Alexandria. then The tour continues with a visit to the modern Library of Alexandria, reborn in October 2002 to carry on the legacy of its ancient predecessor. Beyond its striking architectural beauty, it is a vast complex where art, history, philosophy, and science converge. The library serves as a hub for open discussion, dialogue, and understanding.

A visit to the Alexandria Library is a journey into the heart of knowledge and history. Located in the coastal city of Alexandria, Egypt, this modern architectural marvel stands as a tribute to the ancient Library of Alexandria, one of the most renowned centers of learning in antiquity. As you step inside, you are greeted by a vast collection of books, manuscripts, and digital resources from around the world, making it a hub for research, education, and cultural exchange. The library's stunning design, with its glass-panel exterior and tilted roof, offers panoramic views of the Mediterranean Sea, creating a serene and inspiring atmosphere for visitors. Exploring the Alexandria Library, you'll have the opportunity to delve into its numerous sections, which house a wealth of information on various subjects, from history and science to literature and the arts. The library also hosts exhibitions, lectures, and events, fostering a vibrant intellectual community.