You will be picked up early in the morning to take you to Siwa from your hotel, the train station, or the airport. For you to stretch your legs, get a food, or have a drink, our driver will stop many times.. To provide you the knowledge you need, your guide will be accompanying you. We'll make an excursion at El Alamein to see a few places, including the Military Museum. It was opened in 1965 and was redeveloped in coordination with the countries that participated in the war.. A hall was created to illustrate Egypt's military role during historical periods, especially during World War II. On the 50th anniversary of the Battle of El Alamein in 1992, the museum reopened following renovations.
Discover the El Alamein Cemeteries. There are three primary burial sites in the cemetery. The first, for Commonwealth victims, was designed by British engineer Sir John Hubert Worthington and was opened in the presence of Allied commander Bernard Montgomery. It contains the remains of 7,367 victims from Britain, New Zealand, Australia, South Africa, France, India, and Malaysia. Its walls bear the names of 11,945 lost troops.. The second, the Italian cemetery, was designed by Italian engineer Paolo Caccia Dominioni and was opened in the presence of Italian Prime Minister Amintore Fanfani on January 9, 1959. It contains the remains of 4,634 Italian soldiers, in addition to a memorial plaque noting the 38,000 missing. Lastly, the German cemetery conceived as a castle perched on a hill by German engineer Robert Tesgler was opened in October 1959, containing the remains of 4,280 soldiers, 80 of whom are unidentified in a separate chamber.
We will go to Marsa Matruh to eat fish and have a quick look at the beaches, then we will move to Siwa to watch the sunset at Fatnas Island before going to your hotel.







