Visit Alexandria: Discover Egypt’s Mediterranean Jewel of Culture and Beauty

 

Alexandria: Egypt’s Coastal Gem of History and Charm

Located on the Mediterranean coast of northern Egypt, Alexandria is a city where ancient wonders meet sea breezes and modern flair. Founded by Alexander the Great in 331 BC, it was once one of the greatest cities of the ancient world, known for its legendary library and lighthouse.

Things to See and Do in Alexandria

• Bibliotheca Alexandrina: A modern architectural marvel and cultural center, honoring the ancient Library of Alexandria.
• Qaitbay Citadel: A stunning fortress built on the site of the ancient Lighthouse of Alexandria, overlooking the sea.
• Montaza Palace Gardens: Lush royal gardens by the sea, perfect for a relaxing stroll among palm trees and flowers.
• The Corniche: A scenic coastal road lined with cafes, markets, and views of the blue Mediterranean waters.

Alexandria’s Unique Atmosphere

The city blends old-world elegance with a modern coastal vibe. You can enjoy fresh seafood, explore Roman ruins, or sip coffee at vintage cafés where poets and thinkers once gathered. The Mediterranean climate makes it a refreshing getaway year-round.

Best Time to Visit Alexandria

Spring and autumn are ideal, with pleasant weather and fewer crowds. Summer is popular for beachgoers, while winter offers a peaceful, misty charm along the coast.

If you're looking for a romantic escape, a cultural journey, or a taste of ancient legends — Alexandria welcomes you with open arms and sea breeze.