Abu al-Abbas al-Mursi Mosque is among the most emblematic and cherished landmarks in Alexandria with spiritual connotations. Situated in the antiquated Anfushi District along the Mediterranean, the mosque represents a masterpiece in Islamic architecture and an essential identity of the
Catacombs of Kom el Shoqafa: The Hidden Underground Wonder of Alexandria is not a run-of-the-mill historical site; rather it acts as a time machine etched into rocks under the fine modern city of Alexandria. With its immense necropolis, it was
Alexandria National Museum is more than just a building packed with artifacts — it is a compelling trip through Egypt’s long and multi-layer history. Located right in the heart of Alexandria, this museum is a cultured marvel where one finds
Alexandria National Museum may be the temple of Egyptian heritage, but mere kilometers away lies another treasure that tells a completely different, however, equally fascinating, tale – the Royal Jewelry Museum. While the National Museum takes you through broad Egyptian
Pompey’s Pillar stands tall among the most iconic and enduring landmarks in the city of Alexandria, Egypt. Gloriously towering the remains of the Roman city, this great column has captured the imagination of historians, travelers, and archaeologists alike. Contrary to
Bibliotheca Alexandrina stands for much more than modernity in libraries. It is an emblem for Egypt’s intellectual heritage and an optimistic leap into the future of knowledge-sharing pathways on an international scale. Situated in Alexandria, along the coast, this magnificent
