Alexandria Visit from Cairo

The visit typically begins with the Catacombs of Kom El Shoqafa, a remarkable underground necropolis blending Egyptian, Greek, and Roman art and architecture. Descend into a series of chambers, sarcophagi, and carved reliefs, showcasing the fusion of ancient cultures.
Next, the Serapeum of Alexandria—once a grand temple dedicated to the Greco-Egyptian god Serapis—now features the impressive Pompey’s Pillar, a towering Roman triumphal column standing alone amid the ruins.
The tour continues at the Roman Amphitheater, Egypt’s only known Roman theatre, with well-preserved marble seating, mosaic flooring, and remnants of Roman baths and lecture halls nearby.
This visit offers a compact yet rich exploration of Alexandria’s layered past, set against the backdrop of its breezy Mediterranean atmosphere

Lunch included.

Please note that booking for this tour must be done at least two days in advance.