| ALEXANDRIA |
| Inside Graeco-Roman Museum |
| Alexandria was founded by Alexander the Great in 332 BC. When Alexander died one of his generals, Ptolemy, took power and made Alexandria a large flourishing city. The city was home to the Pharos Lighthouse, one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World, but no longer exists. The Graeco-Roman Museum contains various sculptures and paintings from the classical era. Pompey's Pillar, originally from the temple of Serapis, 25m high, was erected in honour of the Emperor Diocletain. |
| Pompey's Pillar |
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| Graeco-Roman Museum Courtyard |
| Street in Alexandria |
| Pompey's Pillar |
| Bay of Alexandria |
| Alexandria Library |
| Fortress of Qaitbey erected on site of Famous Lighthouse of Alexandria |