Day trip to Alexandria city from hotels

Our Alexandria tour will start with pick up service from your hotel in Alexandria, where our REP will meet you with aboard reflecting your name, then by private air-conditioned vehicle with your private Egyptologist guide you going to visit sightseeing in Alexandria city. City was a center of Hellenism and also home to the largest Jewish community in the world. You will start your Alexandria tour by visiting the Catacomb of Kom El Shoqafa found in 1900, dated from the second century A.D. and unique for their plan and for their decoration which is a mixture of Egyptian and Greco-Roman elements. Catacombs of Kom El Shoqafa are three floors in depth and have numerous chambers cut out along passage ways. Proceed to visiting Alexandria trip to the well-preserved Roman Theatre brought to light after 30 years of excavation work underneath a Muslim cemetery. It encompasses galleries, patches of mosaic flooring and marble seats for up to 800 spectators, only amphitheatre in Egypt that was built by the Romans; and 25-meter-high granite Pompey's Pillar was constructed in honor of the Emperor Diocletian in AD 297 and rising from the ruins of the ancient and famous Serapeion. Continue Alexandria tour to Fort Qait Bey built in the fifteenth century on the site, and used some of the stones from the ruins, of the famous Pharos of Alexandria, which was built in 279 BC to a height of 125 meters and topped with a statue of Poseidon and destroyed by an earthquake some hundred years previously. Lunch will be served during Alexandria tour in local restaurant, with followed visiting the Library of Alexandria - one of the great cultural centers of the late ancient world and contained thousands of scrolls of Greek, Hebrew and Mesopotamian literature and art and artifacts of ancient Egypt. Continue to visit El Montazah palace finished in a fantastic Turkish-Florentine style by Muhammad Ali in the 19th century and park area covered with palm trees and gazelles. Free time, and then back to your hotel in Alexandria.