Découvrez la bibliothèque d'Alexandrie, l’ancienne église Saint-Marc, l'amphithéâtre romain, optez pour une balade dans le vieux centre-ville, la mosquée Abbo Elabbas, le site du phare, l'une des sept merveilles du monde antique, arrêt photo au château Quaitbay, jardins et palais de Montaza, Stanley Bridge et la mosquée El Nabi Daniel.
Vous chercher à votre hôtel au Caire, Voyage à Alexandrie. Commencez la visite par la bibliothèque d'Alexandrie ; la plus grande bibliothèque du monde – avec maintenant 8 millions de livres. Visitez le musée du président Sadate et visitez la cour ouverte où vous pouvez voir la statue d'Alexandre le Grand et la statue de Ptolémée le premier, qui a été trouvée sous l'eau à proximité. Notre guide vous expliquera la conception de la bibliothèque de l'extérieur, vous aurez la possibilité de faire quelques arrêts photo. Remarque : la bibliothèque d'Alexandrie est fermée les vendredis, samedis et jours fériés. Pour entrer dans la zone de lecture, vous devrez acheter un billet.
Visite de l'intérieur des catacombes de Kom El Shokafa qui sont le plus grand cimetière romain composé de trois niveaux taillés dans la roche
Vous passerez également par le pilier de Pompay et vous arrêterez pour un arrêt photo (il a été construit en l'honneur de l'empereur Dioclétien à la fin du 4ème siècle)
Nous marcherons sur le site de fouilles de la vieille ville romaine d'Alexandrie, y compris les villas romaines, les ruines de l'amphithéâtre, le site de fouilles du grand tombeau d'Alexandrie, et diverses ruines. Veuillez noter que nous ne visiterons pas l'intérieur de ces sites, mais profiterons d'une vue extérieure pendant que notre guide partagera des idées sur leur importance historique.
La voiture vous emmènera ensuite visiter l'église Saint-Marc - la plus ancienne église d'Afrique,
Continuez votre visite en passant par la plus ancienne zone de marché de Mansheya et découvrez les marchés de femmes traditionnels (zan'et etsetat) avec des rues très fines et étroites, le marché de l'or existe également ici où tout le monde achète ses bijoux de mariage et de fiançailles.
passer par le mémorial des soldats inconnus
La voiture vous transportera ensuite jusqu'à la plus belle et la plus grande mosquée de la ville, permettant un arrêt photo à la mosquée Abbo Elabbas.Promenade devant la plus ancienne fête foraine d'Égypte
En face se trouve la corniche et le vieux port où l'on peut voir les vieux bateaux de pêche, les hommes pêchant et les pêcheurs traditionnels fabriquant des filets. Les photos prises ici sont incroyables. Continuez à voir l'extérieur du château de Quaitbay qui a été construit sur le même site que l'ancien phare d'Alexandrie, l'une des sept merveilles du monde antique. Un château des plus spectaculaires qui est un excellent arrêt photo.
Une fois dans les jardins de Montaza, communément appelé le jardin de l'amour (tous les couples romantiques et les familles s'y rendent) vous visiterez les jardins royaux du roi Farouk (le dernier roi de l'histoire de l'Égypte) et verrez les palais royaux de Haramlek et Salamlek ainsi que marcher le long du célèbre pont de Montaza et atteindre l'île du palais du thé et voir les plages royales des reines. Ensuite, voyagez dans le confort de retour à votre hôtel au Caire.
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Globalement, l'expérience a été bonne ! Ils étaient ponctuels au moment de la prise en charge, à Alexandrie ils nous ont emmenés aux sites d'intérêt, nous avons eu suffisamment de temps pour visiter la ville.
Edgargerman_A · sept. 2025 · via Viator · Traduit
Alexandria is a fascinating city with a rich history that requires an excellent guide and we were fortunate to have found Karim. Knowledgeable, funny and flexible!!!
GlobeTrotting558201 · sept. 2025 · via Tripadvisor
The whole tour was wonderful. I feel we got a good understanding of the different parts of Alexandria and nothing was rushed. Our guide Karim was very informative and really made the tour an amazing experience. He was highly knowledgeable and a lot of fun.
emloupi · sept. 2025 · via Tripadvisor
We met out guide in Alexandria. She hops in the van and says “Hi, I I’m Shaima” then turns back around. That’s it. No introduction, nothing. Next, we stop at an outdoor restaurant on the water and she tells us we’re going to get a drink. We all order. We sit at the table sipping our drinks in silence. She doesn’t say one word to us. Not “where are you all from?” “This is what we’re going to see on the tour today.” Nothing. Zip. Nada. It was so awkwardly uncomfortable. Then she suggests we go take a group photo by the water, um, okay. Then back to the van. Silence. We stop at a bridge and get out. She tells us it was built in 2002. That’s it. “Let’s take a group pic.” SERIOUSLY? What is the historical significance of this bridge? Are we just stopping for a photo op? At this point, the 6 guests are starting to look at each other and mumble under our breath like what the heck is going on?? Off we go to the Alexandria Library, the largest in the world. We’re hopeful that this could be a cool visit. She leads us to a courtyard and shows us a statue of some guy’s head. Not sure who he was, maybe the guy that designed the library? Unclear. The guide walked very slow and half the time just seemed to be wandering, like she was window shopping and I’m like DO I NEED TO LEAD THIS TOUR?? She takes us into the lower level of the library which is some type of exhibit. We’re walking by art work, pottery, etc and she tells us nothing. Then we go into the exhibit of Anwar El-Sadat and she tells us a bit about his history and assassination. We blast through it and then go back to the van. We didn’t even get to go into the main library and see anything!! Two of the guests left the tour at this point as their whole reason for joining was to do some research at the library. They met back up with us at the end. This is how the whole trip went. It was like we had to pry info out of her when she was supposed to be the historian. Each place we stopped she would maybe tell us one or two facts. I began to wonder if she was a certified guide! We were all so irritated. Around 3 PM she asked us if we wanted to have lunch but by that point we all just wanted the tour to get over so we wanted to finish the last few stops before eating. After lunch we headed back to Cairo where we dropped her off about halfway. She just got out of the front seat and said, “I’ll say goodbye”, shut her door and left. Most guides would have opened the van slider to say goodbye, thank us for joining the tour. We felt it was a hugely wasted day.
Traci L · sept. 2025 · via Tripadvisor
We took a day trip from Alexandria to El Alamein in order to pay respects to a family member killed at Alamein in the Second World War and now at the WW2 Commonwealth War Graves Cemetery. We booked with Ramasside Tours who provided us with an excellent guide, Mohamed, together with driver Ahmed who took us by private car to this site from Alexandria. Nothing was too much trouble, Mohamed's knowledge of not just the cemeteries in the area but of Alexandria and the El Alamein area were phenomenol. Both guide and driver were completely respectful of the purpose of our visit. Following the visit, they took us back to Alexandria for lunch overlooking the sea. The visit was a memorable one and made doubly so by the efficiency, care and attention paid to three not-so-young ladies travelling in a foreign land. They made the experience seamless. Thank you team for a magical day, despite the solemn purpose. We will not forget.
Gerigenie · sept. 2025 · via Tripadvisor
We had a great 8 hour tour of Alexandria with Mohamed! He took us to lots of sites and was very knowledgeable about the history of the city. Also, his English is excellent! Thank you Mohamed very a memorable day!
U135XDkathym · sept. 2025 · via Tripadvisor
We really liked that it was a small group. Walid did an amazing job. He was able to share a lot of information and shared both current information and past history. It was obvious he knew and loved his country’s history. He was practical in what we saw and when we saw it. He knew the catacombs is extra busy in the morning, so we went in the afternoon. Water was provided all day and we were taken care of well.
Cathompson5 · sept. 2025 · via Tripadvisor
Nous avons passé une agréable journée de découverte en compagnie d'une guide très professionnelle et très à l'écoute. À recommander !
Dream48205785290 · sept. 2025 · via Tripadvisor
Mohamed my tour guide is amazing. Very knowledgeable and great taking my solo photos. My lunch is delicious. Our driver is also amazing. I highly recommend this tour package.
Ben V · sept. 2025 · via Tripadvisor
Had a great experience visiting Alexandria with our guide Mohammad who explain everything from the library to the mosque. It was long but educational day, thank you also to our driver who did a fantastic job. Lunch was also good.
DaisyM75 · sept. 2025 · via Tripadvisor
Vos excursions et moments de détente à Hurghada, en toute confiance et sans complications.
