Get Introduced to Information about the history of Alexandria, Egypt's largest seaport, and all of the most significant sites around the city. Alexandria is considered as the pearl of Egypt. The most attractive and must see sites in Alexandria are: Alexandria National Museum, the famous lighthouse of Alexandria, Rommel Museum, the historical WWII Museum, The breathtaking Roman Amphitheatre, and more to discover. Moreover, discover the great history of the city of Alexandria and know more about the various kinds of activities to do in such a spectacular city of Egypt.
Alexandria, named after Alexander the Great, is considered to be Egypt's second capital because of its historical importance and population. It is Egypt's second largest city. Enjoy knowing more about Alexandria with Memphis Tours!
The Alexandria National Museum covers a total area of 3,480 square meters and is built in the style of an Italian Mansion with four spacious floors. Know more!
Rommel Museum was originally cut in the Roman era and used to store grains due to its ideal position on the Paraetonium ancient seaport.
Al-Alemein War Museum,located west of Alexandria. It is placed within the military areas of El Alumnin, showing memories of the Battle of Al Alamein, between the British and the Germans.
Roman Amphitheatre or Roman Theatre is located in the central region of Alexandria city at Kom el-Dikka, being one of the symbols of Alexandria city.