Our curated Alexandria itinerary
Experience the essence of Alexandria as we introduce you to a city shaped by knowledge and culture. From the legacy of the Pharos Lighthouse to the Bibliotheca Alexandrina, discover how ancient sites, royal-era museums and coastal encounters unfold in an enchanting Mediterranean setting.
Day 1 - History and Culture
Catacombs of Kom El Shoqafa
Visit the Catacombs of Kom El Shoqafa, a historic second century archaeology site and the world’s largest Roman cemetery, consisting of 3 levels cut into the rock. One of the seven wonders of Middle Ages holding over 300 mummies.
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Pompey’s Pillar
Marvel at Pompey’s Pillar, an ancient landmark that rose above the ruins of the city in the form of a 30-metre (98-foot) stone Roman monument.
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Roman Amphitheatre
Visit The Roman Amphitheatre, built in the fourth-century BC and home to the remains of the ancient city of Alexandria during the Roman Period.
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Citadel Qaitbay
Embark on a tour of where the legendary Pharos Lighthouse once stood – the Citadel Qaitbay. The 15th-century landmark is a naval museum with lookout towers and a unique collection of weapons.
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Greek Culinary Experience
For a panoramic culinary experience, visit the Greek Club and enjoy authentic cuisine with picturesque views of the Mediterranean.
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Day 2 - Contemporary Alexandria
Royal Jewelry Museum
Journey back to the Royal era at the Royal Jewelry Museum. With hand-painted masterpieces in the form of gilded ceilings and mosaics, the museum displays boxes showcasing the personal belongings of King Farouk and the Royal Family.
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National Museum of Alexandria
Visit the National Museum of Alexandria, which holds more than 1,800 archaeological pieces narrating the story of Alexandria through different ages with artefacts raised during underwater excavations.
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Bibliotheca Alexandrina
A must-see landmark is the Bibliotheca Alexandrina, one of the world’s most important cultural centres. The impressive complex is home to four museums, 15 art galleries, a planetarium and a manuscript restoration laboratory.
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Alexandria’s Largest Mosque
Evening: Spend time at Al Mursi Abu Al Abbas Mosque, Alexandria’s largest mosque composed of four great domes, a colonnade of elongated arches, eight monolithic granite columns and a minaret, influenced by Egypt's arabesque architecture.
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The Cathedral of Evangelismos
Evening: Built in 1847 by the Greek Orthodox Patriarch of Alexandria, Hierotheus II of Alexandria, with imposing aesthetics composed of intricately-designed depictions of biblical events on stained glass that invoke emotions of splendour.
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Fishing Experience on the Hotel Seashores 
Panoramic View From Your Private Sea View Villa with Private Pool 
Bibliotheca Alexandrina, one of the must-see landmarks and one of the major cultural centres in the world 
Carriage Ride on the Mediterranean 
Majestic and white against the blue Mediterranean Sea, the 15th-century Fort Qaitbay 
A glimpse of Alexandria’s Largest Mosque 
Volleyball on the Hotel's Mediterranean Shores
Local Tips
Take a leisurely stroll along the Corniche, where the Mediterranean sets the pace and the city’s coastal character comes into view.
Consider extending your stay to visit Montazah Palace and Gardens, a 19th-century summer residence built in 1892. Set within expansive seaside grounds, the palace blends Moorish architectural influences with distinctive Florentine detail.
Step on a horse-drawn carriage and make your way along the Mediterranean coast – a charming coastal pastime that has long been an ideal relaxing escape.
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