Alexandria

Alexandria was founded by Alexander the Great in 332 BC. However, he left it before laying a single stone. The city was then founded again after Alexander's death by one of his generals, Ptolemy I Soter. Alexandria played an important role in the development of mathematics, engineering and medicine as well as Christian thoughts. Now, Alexandria is Egypt's major port and the country's second largest city. Little of the ancient city did survive till today but its past still haunts the old streets.

 

1-EL-Alamein

Leave Alexandria at 8:00 am by car through the Western Desert road (70 miles) to El Haman and El Alamein (the Two Flags), where one of the most decisive battles of World War II (October 1942) took place. Visit the battlefield, the Allied Forces cemetery, Rommel's headquarters, and the German and Italian Memorial Monument. Cold lunch will be served at the "El Alamein Hotel" on the beach. Return to Alexandria in the afternoon

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110 US$ per person

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Sightseeing in town

Drive through town starting from Mohamed Ali Square to Pompey's Pillar, the Catacombs of Kom Shukafa, the Greco – Roman Museum, the Mosque of Abu El Abbas, the Fortress of Quait – Bey and the Roman Theatre

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50 US$ per person

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Greco-Roman Museum, the Roman theater & the Catacombs of Kom El-Shoqafa

Transportation Cairo-Alexandria-Cairo (by air conditioned bus) includes a visit to Greco-Roman Museum (Filled by collection, which covers the period from the 3rd Century BC to the 7th century AD. Like Mummies, Hellenistic statues, bust of Roman Emperors, Tanagra figurines & early Christian antiquities).Followed by a visit to the Roman Theater (A theater with marble seats up to 800 spectators, Galleries, Section of mosaic flooring & a pleasure garden surrounded by Roman Villas & baths). Followed by lunch. Then a visit to the Catacomb of Kom El-Shoqafa (Tombs on three levels, also contains The Triclinium where relatives used to sit on stone benches to feast the dead, a center with relieves of bearded serpents.
Inside, there are 2nd Century AD statues of Sobec & Anubis wearing Roman Armor), Then visit the Montaza Garden
and Alexandria Library.

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50 US$ per person

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Pyramids, Sphinx, Memphis, Sakkara

Transportation - Alexandria - Cairo - Alexandria (by air conditioned bus) includes a visit to Memphis the ancient capital of Egypt where colossal statue of Ramses II and the great Alabaster Sphinx, then visit Sakkara the step Pyramid of Zoser, after lunch we will visit the Papyrus Institute then a visit to the old Pyramids of Giza, Free time for photographing and Camel riding. We will continue to see the Sphinx and the valley temple

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110 US$ per person

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Halfday Tours

Montazah Palace and Park

Along the Corniche (promenade) 20 kms, view the principal beaches of Ramlieh (residential suburb of Alexandria) to Montazah. Visit the fabulous palace, the attached museum, the beaches and the beautiful park

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45 US$ per person

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Overday Tours

Egyptian Museum & Citadel

Transportation - Alexandria - Cairo - Alexandria (by air conditioned bus) includes a visit to the Egyptian Museum (one of the most famous museums, filled of magnificent collection of antiques including; Mummies, Sarcophagi & fabulous treasures of TUT ANKH AMUN's tomb) followed by a visit to the Citadel (it comprises a number of important monuments which are; the Mosque of Soleiman Pasha, the Alabaster Mosque, Joeh's Walls, Mohamed Ali Pasha Palace & Provides a panoramic view of Cairo from Moqattam mountain), followed by lunch.

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110 US$ per person

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 All  tours will be includes:

  • All your tours and Excursions are with A/C bus

  • English Expert Egyptologist guide

  • Our prices are excluded entrance fees.