Alexandria day trip from Cairo With private guide and transfers

Citadel of Qaitbay: Was built in the 15th century as a buffer from attacks by the Ottomans, French, and later, ‎the British. Entering the citadel from its main gate to citadel’s main tower, You can imagine ‎Sultan Qaitbay giving speeches from the window to his parade of troops below, Inside, visit ‎the Sultan’s Mosque, the reservoir, the watchtower, and the quarters of famous Mameluke ‎Sultans, Outside to gaze at sea and watch locals making a living fishing from their sailboats.

Library of Alexandria: (stop from outside) The Library borders the Mediterranean Sea. You will see the impressive statue of Alexander ‎the Great, whose dream of completing this library began in the 3rd century BCE and was later ‎completed by Ptolemy II, it houses over two million books along with the art galleries, ‎museum, Children’s Library and Planetarium, and the third largest Francophone library. ‎

National Museum of Alexandria: The building’s basement has the Pharaonic Section, then on to the Greco-Roman, followed by ‎Egypt’s Christian and Islamic eras. famous statues welcoming you like Amenhotep III. the ‎Greek God Zeus, King Ptolemy. You will witness antique visions of icons of Holy Virgin Mary, ‎Jesus Christ, and artifacts from Islamic Era and the Middle Ages.