▲ Montazah Palace Gardens, also known as the "Summer Palace," was the residence of Egypt's last king, Farouk. Built in 1932, it served as the king's summer retreat until 1952. The palace spans 1,000 acres, featuring lush gardens with dense trees and exotic flowers, making it Alexandria's premier garden destination.
▲ The Alexandria Bibliotheca stands on the site of the ancient Ptolemaic library and officially opened in 2002. The main building is cylindrical with a semi-circular dome, resembling a setting sun, symbolizing the cultural light that illuminates the world. With its vast collection, it is one of the most influential libraries globally and a treasure trove of Egyptian culture.
▲ The Citadel of Qaitbay is a 15th-century Arabic-style fortress built on the site of the Lighthouse of Alexandria, serving as an iconic landmark in Alexandria. The castle's white walls contrast beautifully with the azure Mediterranean Sea, creating a picturesque scene.
