Alexandria Archeological Day Tour

Spread across three levels underground, this UNESCO world heritage site is a labyrinth of tombs and burial chambers dating back to the Ptolemaic period. Wonder through its narrow passageways and carefully analyze the well preserved carvings and paintings adorning the walls.

Walk around this historic site that was once home to thousands of manuscript and considered the greatest archive of knowledge in the ancient world. Admire the ongoing archaeological works and installations that shed light on how such a massive collection was organized in the Library's heydays.

Believed to be part of a temple built under the Roman prefecture, this towering pillar is a rare surviving structure from antiquity. At 20 meters high, its pink granite construction and intricate carvings provide clues about the architectural and artisanal feats during that era.

Strategically located at the eastern harbour, this 15th century fortification protected Alexandria from invasions. Stroll through its impressive walls and towers taking in scenic views of the coastline as well as understanding its military design and role in the city's defense system.

This comprehensive one-day tour of Alexandria's most iconic historical sites offers a fascinating glimpse into the rich heritage and culture that thrived in this ancient Mediterranean city. From architectural marvels like the Roman Theatre to underground discoveries at the Catacomb of Kom El-Shokafa, the highlights give insight into Alexandria's prominence as an epicenter of learning and commerce through the ages. Capping off this journey through the Remains of the Library of Alexandria and the scenic Qaitbay Citadel further underscores how this North African coastal metropolis has always been entwined with Egypt's eventful past. Visitors will leave fully satisfied after gaining deeper contextual appreciation of Alexandria - truly making this an educational and memorable experience.