Cleopatra Private Tour to Egypt

Our guided tour offers a captivating exploration of this ancient necropolis, providing a window into the city's fascinating past. As you descend into the depths of the catacombs, you'll be transported back in time to the Roman era, where a unique fusion of Egyptian and Greco-Roman influences comes to life. Marvel at the intricate architectural details, from the ornate pillars to the carved reliefs that adorn the burial chambers. Our guides will take you on a journey through the catacombs, unveiling the stories and legends that surround this extraordinary burial site. Learn about the rituals and customs of the ancient Egyptians, Romans, and Greeks, and gain insight into the cultural exchange that took place in Alexandria during this period. The highlight of the tour is the awe-inspiring Hall of Caracalla, an underground banquet hall that showcases the opulence and grandeur of the Roman Empire.

Our guided tour allows you to explore this magnificent monument and unravel its historical significance in just a few hours. Marvel at the grandeur of the 27-meter tall red granite column, which stands as a testament to the city's Greco-Roman heritage. Delve into the captivating tales surrounding the pillar, believed to have been erected in honor of the Roman Emperor Diocletian. Our knowledgeable guides will provide insights into the architectural marvels of the ancient world and explain the pillar's connection to the nearby Serapeum temple. Capture stunning photographs against this iconic backdrop and immerse yourself in the awe-inspiring atmosphere of one of Alexandria's most renowned landmarks. Don't miss this opportunity to witness the grandeur of Pompey's Pillar and unlock the secrets of Alexandria's illustrious past.

eticulous craftsmanship that went into its construction. Built during the reign of Emperor Antoninus Pius in the 2nd century AD, it was designed to accommodate up to 800 spectators. Our knowledgeable guides will provide fascinating insights into the significance of the amphitheater, which served as a central hub for entertainment in ancient Alexandria. Learn about the gladiatorial contests, theatrical performances, and other spectacles that enthralled audiences in this very space. As you walk through the seating area, imagine the excitement and energy that filled the air as crowds cheered on their favorite fighters or applauded the talented actors and musicians who graced the stage. Capture the perfect photo as you stand in the center of the arena, surrounded by the echoes of centuries past. Feel the weight of history and marvel at the engineering prowess of the Roman Empire.

Mediterranean coast of Alexandria, Egypt. As you approach the citadel, you'll be captivated by its imposing presence. Built in the 15th century by Sultan Qaitbay, the fortification stands as a testament to the city's rich heritage. With its strategic location, the citadel played a crucial role in defending Alexandria against naval invasions. Upon entering, you'll be greeted by a labyrinth of passageways, courtyards, and towers. Our knowledgeable guides will regale you with tales of battles fought and victories won within these very walls. Explore the fort's various chambers, each offering a glimpse into the past. Climb to the top of the citadel's towers and be rewarded with breathtaking panoramic views of the Mediterranean Sea and the cityscape of Alexandria. Take in the salty sea breeze as you admire the vast expanse of blue stretching out before you.

one of the most famous and significant libraries of the ancient world. Although the original library no longer exists, a modern version called the Bibliotheca Alexandrina was built nearby to pay homage to its grandeur. our knowledgeble guided tour will show you when enter the Bibliotheca Alexandrina its impressive architecture. The exterior is adorned with a stunning granite facade that reflects the library's historical significance. Inside, you will find an array of impressive exhibitions and resources. The library hosts an extensive collection of books, manuscripts, and digital archives, making it a treasure trove for researchers, scholars, and book enthusiasts from around the world. With over 8 million volumes, including rare books and manuscripts, this library aims to be a global center of knowledge and learning. Note: Library of Alex. is Closed on National Holidays and Fridays.