Pompey’s Pillar stands tall among the most iconic and enduring landmarks in the city of Alexandria, Egypt. Gloriously towering the remains of the Roman city, this great column has captured the imagination of historians, travelers, and archaeologists alike. Contrary to
Bibliotheca Alexandrina stands for much more than modernity in libraries. It is an emblem for Egypt’s intellectual heritage and an optimistic leap into the future of knowledge-sharing pathways on an international scale. Situated in Alexandria, along the coast, this magnificent
Montaza Palace is not just a historic site—it offers a living glimpse into Egypt’s royal history. Sitting along the eastern kind of shore of Alexandria, this exquisite palace holds more than just a fine example of architecture; it holds an
Citadel of Qaitbay in Alexandria is not only a historic monument but also an excellent ferry into Egypt’s medieval history, as it stands dramatically on the shore of the Mediterranean Sea. If you are traversing the northern coast as part
The Crystal Mountain in the Bahariya Oasis is one of Egypt’s most captivating natural wonders-a sparkling formation adorning the Western Desert, mesmerizing travelers and geologists in equal measure. Often referred to as “the jewel of the desert,” the site sparkles
Dakhla Oasis is one of Egypt’s most captivating and lesser-known gems. Located deep in the Western Desert, this lush and serene paradise combines natural beauty with ancient history and real local culture. Unlike its well-touristed counterparts in Egypt, Dakhla remains
