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Alexandria, Mediterranean Coast, Egypt
While most people know about the ancient wonder of the Library of Alexandria, the modern Bibliotheca Alexandrina is impressive in its own right.
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Alexandria, Mediterranean Coast, Egypt
The Catacombs (meaning underground tunnels) lie in the district of Karmouz to the east of Alexandria. The area was called Kom..
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Mediterranean Coast, Egypt
When the name of Alexandria is mentioned, I feel my eyes lighting up, it is as if Alexander the Great has come back to life..
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Alexandria, Mediterranean Coast, Egypt
If your there don't miss this new and beautiful building and library with everythihng one could ask.Of course the history of the outstanding city makes it a "must see:.
5. Siwa Oasis
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Siwah, Mediterranean Coast, Egypt
Situated between the Qattara Depression and the Egyptian Sand Sea, Siwa Oasis (also known as Siwah Oasis) is one of the most remote and isolated oasis settlements in..
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Alexandria, Mediterranean Coast, Egypt
The Qaitbay Citadel in Alexandria is considered one of the most important defensive strongholds, not only in Egypt, but also along the ..
7. El Alamein
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Al 'Alamayn, Mediterranean Coast, Egypt
El Alamein was the location of two major battles during World War II, the second of which was a decisive Allied victory which started the downfall of the Axis forces in..
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Alexandria, Mediterranean Coast, Egypt
This is one of the most gorgeous synagogues, I have ever seen in my life. It truly shows how strong Alexandria's Jewish community once was. It is also one of the..
9. Obayed Beach
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Marsa Matruh, Mediterranean Coast, Egypt
A DREAM... Go and see it, you can not describe it
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Mediterranean Coast, Egypt
Every town in ancient Rome had an amphitheatre, which means, "double theatre". They were grand and impressive, shaped in a half circle, open to the sky, and might..
