The Museum of Alexandria
Alexandria. Considered one of Egypt’s finest museum,the Alexandria National Museum is located in a restored palace and contains about 1,800 artifacts that narrate the history of Alexandria throughout the ages, including the Pharaonic, Roman, Coptic and Islamic eras.

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The Roman Catacombs
Your trip continues on to explore the Catacombs of Kom el Shoqafa; the necropolis of 3 sub-levels dating from the 2nd century AD merges aspects of Egyptian, Greek, and Roman culture in its features. Visit the Roman triclinium – a banquet hall to honor the dead, as well as statues, reliefs, and a pillared lobby featuring depictions of Egyptian gods in Roman armor.


Lunch
Enjoy lunch at the Mediterranean seafront in one of the popular Alexandrian seafood restaurants.

Vegetarian options are available, kindly indicate during the booking progress
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The Library of Alexandria
After lunch you stop at the library of Alexandria. The Alexandria Bibliotheca, is built on the site of the famous ancient library and is home to 8 million books

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Royal Jewelry museum
Minutes away, in the elegant Alexandria district of Zizinia lies the Royal Jewelry museum which was originally built as summer palace for the family of Princess Fatma Al-Zahra, wife of a descendant of Mohamed Ali Pacha.

The palace is a unique example of art and architecture design with a mix between the European and the Islamic style. Each room including the bathroom will tell you a story, through a mural painting or glass or simply rare pieces hand-painted with passion and love.

The palace was constructed between 1919-1923 and has been fully restored to house this expansive trove of royal artifacts, including precious stones and diamonds, golden chess set, clocks, watches, ornamental boxes which once adorned the queens and princesses of Egypt’s royal family.