The city of Alexandria, the capital of Egypt during the reign of Alexander the Great, is one of the most important visits available there: Kom el-Shoqafa, Column of the Pillars, the Library of Alexandria, Qai Tabay Citadel, the Roman Theater, and the Greco-Roman Museum.
Qai Tabay Citadel
It was built from 1477 to 1479 AD (882–884 AH) by Sultan Al-Ashraf Sayf al-Din Qa'it Bay
Catacombs of kom al shoqafa
The cemetery of Kom el-Shoqafa was discovered in 1900 and consists of three floors underground. It was a private cemetery in the Roman era and was later transformed into a mass grave.
Great Library of Alexandria
The New Library of Alexandria was established in 2002 in the same place as the old library dating back to the era of Alexander the Great, in which a major fire broke out in 280 BC.
the Roman Theater
The Roman Theater is located in the center of Alexandria. It is one of the relics of the Roman era and was established in the fourth century AD
