Tuesday, April 29, 2014

Alexandria Travel Guide

Alexandria The Second largest and famous city in Egypt, founded  by Alexander the Great in 331 BC,. known as "The Pearl of the Mediterranean".
is a huge center of the international shipping industry and one of the most important trading centers in the world.Alexandria was also the center of learning in ‎the ancient world. But ancient Alexandria declined, ‎and when Napoleon landed, he found a sparsely ‎populated fishing village.
Alexandria is a city to explore at random. It's as ‎important to enjoy the atmosphere as it is to see the ‎sights. ‎
Dinocrates built the Heptastadion, the causeway ‎between Pharos and the mainland. This divided the ‎harbors into the Western and Eastern. The Eastern ‎harbor was really where the old harbor from the Middle ‎Ages was located.

Alexandria City

The Fortress of Qaytbay

The citadel consists of external and internal walls and ‎the main tower. The external walls surround the citadel ‎from all four directions. They have defensive towers ‎that rise as high as the level of the walls, with the ‎exception of the eastern wall. They also have ‎defensive arrow slits. A considerable distance ‎separates the outer walls from the internal ones where ‎the barracks and the store houses for arms and ‎weapons are found.‎
Qaytbay citadel


Library of Alexandria 

 The New Library of Alexandria, the New Bibliotheca ‎Alexandrina, is dedicated to recapture the spirit of ‎openness and scholarship of the original Bibliotheca ‎Alexandrina. It is much more than a library.‎The Revival of the Ancient Library of Alexandria:‎
At the meeting point of the three continents, Asia, ‎Africa and Europe, Egypt has been the cradle of ‎civilizations since ancient times.
Library of Alexandria




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