Departure in the early morning with our guide to the Mediterranean coast, through the WadiNatrum valley to the legendary city of Alexandria, which was founded by Alexander the Great as he passed through Egypt in his attempt to conquer the world.

It is the second most important city in Egypt after Cairo, it combines the Egyptian, Arab, Mediterranean and Greco-Roman characteristics. It is characterized by its battered belle époque buildings, its cafes with views of the Mediterranean, its fish and seafood restaurants, and various entertainment and relaxation options.

It was known for its great library, the largest in the world and also for one of the seven wonders of the ancient world, its lighthouse, located on the island of Pharos. Visit of the city in which we can enjoy The Library of Alexandria, the new Library, promoted by Unesco, was inaugurated in 2003. We will see the Pilar el Pompeyo, with its more than 25 meters high and built among the monuments of the Sarapium in AD 297 in honor of the Emperor Diocletian. Then to the Kom El Shokafa Catacombs, the largest Roman cemetery in the city, the construction of which dates back to the early 2nd century AD. and it is a mix between Pharaonic and Roman art. We will continue to the Roman amphitheater, one of the most recent discoveries in Alexandria. The visit will include a lunch in a restaurant.

 In the afternoon departure to Cairo, arrival and accommodation.