Geoota Travel's professional and friendly tour representative will pick you up from your hotel.
Arrive at visit catacombs of Shoqafa; at the top of the hill lies the entrance to the Kom El-Shoqafa Catacombs dating from the first and second centuries A.D. They were discovered by chance at the start of the twentieth century when the ground gave way under the weight of a donkey and fell more than ten meters into a hole.
History does not relate to whether the animal survived. Still, its fall did lead to uncovering more than three hundred tombs laid out along an underground network organized around a vast building. Then visit Pompey's Pillar, the granite roman triumphal column, and the Serapeum (god Serapis temple).
Arrive at Qaitbay Fort at the far end of the corniche rise, the Mamluk fortress's crenelated walls built-in 1480 on the Alexandria lighthouse site, which was itself destroyed following two earthquakes in the eleventh and fourteenth centuries. For centuries, the fort has stood guard over the bay and endured the White Sea's battering, the Arabic name for the Mediterranean.
Transfer to Lunch at Fish Market restaurant & start a delicious Lunch (Set Menu).
Geoota Travel licensed Egyptologist will explain more during lunch about Abu El-Abbas and take photos from outside. (Photo stop from outside), The most famous historic mosque in Alexandria, and a lovely one, is Abu El-Abbas El-Morsi. Constructed in 1775 by Algerians, it built over the tomb of the thirteenth century Murcia Andalusian saint, Ahmed Abu Al-Abbas Al-Morsi (Abu'l 'Abbas), who joined and then led, as a devout Sufi, the Shadhili brotherhood. Abu El-Abbas El-Morsi is a fascinating story.
Continue our tour by transferring from Abu El-Abbas mosque to El-Manshiya square for a photo stop for Mohammed Ali of Egypt's bronze statue. Muhammad Ali was an Albanian who became a Wali and self-declared Khedive of Egypt and Sudan.
Transfer from El-Manshiya square to the bibliotheca of Alexandrina. The Alexandria Library opened in October 2002. The architects' design features a large, 160-meter-long cylinder that faces out to sea. Made of glass and aluminum, it divided into bevel-edged sections. As part of the library, a new and significant antiquities museum has been created to highlight Alexandria's history across the ages. It specifically highlights the Hellenistic world's cultural era.
Afternoon an opportunity transfer from bibliotheca of Alexandrina to Montaza Gardens (Photo stop from outside) according to timings.
Arrive at the Shopping center to the bazaar is the domain of shopkeepers and tourists. Jewelry, copper, marquetry boxes, imitations of pharaonic objects, semi-precious stones, rugs, blown-glass dishes, pharaonic & Arabian perfumes, papyrus different and other souvenirs bought, and this shopping center is guaranteed shops by the Egyptian government.
Finally, Drive back to the hotel/port.