• Bibliotheca Alexandrina - you will be picked up by your Private Guide & Driver in your private mini van then you will visit the Alexandria library which has shelf space for eight million books with the main reading room covering 20,000 square metres on eleven cascading levels. The complex also houses a conference center; specialized libraries for maps, multimedia, the blind and visually impaired, young people, and for children; four museums; four art galleries for temporary exhibitions; 15 permanent exhibitions; a planetarium;and a manuscript restoration laboratory. The library’s architecture is equally striking. The main reading room stands beneath a 32-meter-high glass-panelled roof, tilted out toward the sea like a sundial, and measuring some 160 m in diameter. The walls are of gray Aswan granite, carved with characters from 120 different human scripts.
  The collections at the Bibliotheca Alexandrina were donated from all over the world.
  The library is closed in Friday
• Fort Qaitbey - then you will go ahead to The Citadel of Qaitbay which is a 15th-century fort located on Egypt’s Mediterranean coast. The Mamluk Sultan Qaitbay built it to defend the city of Alexandria from the Crusaders.
  The Citadel is a large, imposing fortification with high walls and numerous towers. It is one of the most important castle in the Mediterranean, spanning an area of about 2 hectares.
  The Citadel has a long and eventful history. It has been described as “one of the most impressive medieval fortifications in the world”, having been involved in several battles and sieges over the centuries.
• St. Mark’s Cathedral in Alexandria - the oldest church in Africa
• Mosque of Abu al-Abbas al-Mursi - you will see an old funfair where children play on funfair rides.
• Alexandria Opera House - Then you will pass by The Alexandria Opera House which was constructed in 1918 during the reign of Sultan Fuad I and named “Mohamed Ali Theatre”. The original owner was Badr El Din Kerdany who had appointed French architect Georges Baroque to do the design.

In 1962 the theatre was renamed “Sayed Darwish Theatre” in honour of this pioneer of Arab music. Unfortunately, the ravages of time destroyed the exquisite beauty of the building and earlier attempts at restoration did in fact more harm than good.

• Alexandria Unknown Naval Soldier Memorial - you will aslo pass by Alexandria Naval Unknown Soldier Memorial which is located in the Mansheya area in Alexandria and was built by the Italian community in Alexandria as a kind of tribute to Khedive Ismail due to his great role in achieving a developmental and urban renaissance in Egypt during his reign between 1863 AD and 1879 AD and also as a kind of tribute to Egypt due to its hosting of the last king of Italy, Victor Emmanuel III, after He deposed him and chose Alexandria to reside there, and his design was similar to the memorial of the Unknown Soldier in Venice Square in the Italian capital, Rome.
• Stanley Bridge - you will pass by Stanley Bridge which is the first bridge in Egypt to be constructed over the sea, It was built in the late 1990s over Stanley bay, The bridge is named after the district where it is built, It is considered by many to be a major part of the reconstruction and decoration of Alexandria beach, the bridge preserves the architectural style of the famous and cosmopolitan Egyptian city, and became another landmark in the Mediterranean sea city after its inauguration in 2001.
  Then you will be back to your drop off location.

• Convenient hotel pickup and drop-off
• Exclusive private transportation
• Unplanned surprises included
• Expert Egyptologist guide
• Comfortable in-vehicle air conditioning
• All fees and taxes covered
• Complimentary bottled water

• Lunch