- Pompey’s Pillar - This monumental column stands at 28 meters and originates from the 3rd century. It was erected to commemorate Emperor Diocletian, who rescued Alexandria from a severe shortage of food.
- Catacombs of Kom el Shoqafa - Recognized as the most extensive Roman funerary site, it encompasses three tiers carved into the bedrock reaching down to 100 feet, with origins tracing back to the beginning of the 2nd century. This site exhibits a fusion of Egyptian and Roman artistic styles.
Pause for a meal at a nearby eatery.
- Alexandria National Museum - This museum showcases a variety of exhibits including sculptures, stone columns, and a numismatic collection from the Greco-Roman period, along with an assortment of Christian relics.
Following a thorough exploration of the museum’s historical pieces, transportation will be provided for your return to your accommodation in Cairo.
- Private transportation
- Lunch included
- Comfortable travel with in-vehicle air conditioning
- All fees and taxes covered
Embark on a journey to Alexandria, also recognized as the ‘Jewel of the Mediterranean’, and explore its antiquated edifices. As you cross the majestic city gates, the aura of valor and grandeur from Alexander the Great’s era is still palpable. Reflect on the city’s infamous history of romantic tumult between Cleopatra and Mark Anthony, and the privilege of witnessing such historical richness is sure to enthral. Visit the renowned Pompey’s Pillar, Alexandria’s loftiest archaic monument, and the Catacomb of Kom Al Shukafa, the largest Roman graveyard displaying a distinct fusion of Pharaonic and Roman art. This celebrated ancient city of Egypt is bound to captivate you!
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
