Alexandria is regarded as the second-largest and one of Egypt's most well-known cities. It is abundant in Roman ruins, the Alexandrian library, and the lighthouse.
Some of Rome's most well-known sites will be on your itinerary, including Pompey's Pillar, which is crafted from pink granite that can only be found in this city. You will also get a taste of the city's vibrant and vivacious vibe.
The renowned Egyptian bastion of the Citadel of Qaitbay, which was built in the 15th century and is a major stronghold, is instrumental in defending the country and the Mediterranean Sea coast.
Three levels of tombs and chambers carved out of the subterranean rock make up the Kom El Shoqafa catacombs. These Roman-era underground tunnels offer an intriguing window into the past of this prehistoric civilization.
One of the destinations you will see is the Bibliotheca of Alexandria, a renowned historical library and center for learning. You will also have the chance to visit the statue of Alexander the Great and the statue in Alexandria honoring the Unknown Soldier, two important historical sites.
As you drive down Cornish Avenue, you will see the city below you as you cross over the Stanly Bridge, which is a stunning landmark in modern Alexandria.
We will eventually return to Cairo by driving.
Overnight in the hotel
Meals: breakfast, lunch


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