Descend into history at the Catacombs of Kom El Shoqafa — the largest Roman burial site in Egypt, carved deep into the rock and spread across three fascinating underground levels. Marvel at the blend of ancient Egyptian, Greek, and Roman art, and uncover the mysterious stories etched into its stone walls — a true hidden gem beneath Alexandria.

Drive by the majestic Pompey’s Pillar, one of Alexandria’s most iconic landmarks, rising proudly from the ancient ruins. Built in honor of Emperor Diocletian at the end of the 4th century AD, this towering granite column stands as a timeless tribute to the glory of Roman Alexandria — a perfect spot to pause for memorable photos!

Step back in time at the Roman Amphitheater of Alexandria, the city’s most remarkable ancient site. Explore the beautifully preserved marble seats and stage where audiences once gathered for music and debate. You’ll also get a glimpse of the fascinating underwater ruins of ancient Alexandria, discovered beneath the city’s eastern harbor — a breathtaking reminder of the city once called “The Pearl of the Mediterranean.

Discover the magnificent Citadel of Qaitbay, a 14th-century fortress built to guard Alexandria’s coastline against invaders. Commissioned in 1477 AD by Sultan Al-Ashraf Qa’it Bay, this impressive structure proudly stands on the very site of the ancient Pharos Lighthouse — once one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World. Enjoy panoramic views of the Mediterranean Sea and capture stunning photos of this iconic symbol of Alexandria’s enduring legacy.

Continue your journey to the breathtaking Abu al-Abbas al-Mursi Mosque, the largest and most beautiful mosque in Alexandria. Admire its stunning Islamic architecture, intricate domes, and elegant minarets — a true masterpiece that reflects Egypt’s spiritual and artistic heritage. You’ll have time to stop for photos and enjoy a short walk by the nearby Luna Park, one of Egypt’s oldest amusement parks, blending history and local life in a vibrant coastal setting.

Next, visit the impressive Bibliotheca Alexandrina — the modern tribute to the legendary Library of Alexandria. Opened in 2002, this architectural marvel embodies Egypt’s enduring passion for knowledge and culture. Inside, you’ll find millions of books, rare manuscripts, digital archives, museums, and art galleries that celebrate human creativity across the ages. Its circular design, symbolizing the rising sun, makes it one of the most photographed landmarks in the city and a must-see for anyone visiting Alexandria.

When the sightseeing comes to an end, enjoy a relaxing lunch at one of Alexandria’s finest seafood restaurants. Savor the taste of freshly caught Mediterranean fish and local delicacies, perfectly prepared and served with a stunning sea view right from your table. It’s the perfect way to unwind, reflect on your journey through history, and take in the tranquil beauty of the coast before heading back.