Hotel breakfast. Following that, our Egyptologist tour guide will meet you and take you on an amazing Alexandria day tours. Your tour of Alexandria will begin with an exploration of The Alexandria Library, one of the primary repositories of knowledge in antiquity. Which is the ancient Pharaoh's original location.
Visit the Alexandria Library. Regarding the identity of the founder of the ancient Alexandrian library, historians have never agreed. Some say Ptolemy I or Ptolemy II founded the city in the third century BC, while others say Alexander the Great founded it himself in the fourth century BC. For a considerable amount of time, it was without a doubt the best library in the world, as we know it today. With the assistance of the UN, the Alexandrian Library was reopened on October 22, 2002, and with over two million books, it is currently ranked as the fourth largest francophone library in the world.
Next, go to the Roman Amphitheatre. This is the only example of a Roman amphitheater in Egypt, discovered during an archaeological mission in the 1960s while looking for Alexander the Great's tomb. The Roman theater was built in the fourth century AD and has thirteen rows of white marble. In the past, it could hold over 600 spectators.
You will be moved to a nearby restaurant later on to eat lunch. Following lunch, you will go to see the Roman Amphitheatre, which is regarded as one of the most well-known structures from the Greco-Roman era.
After finishing your tour of Alexandria, pay a visit to Pompey's pillar, which dates back to 292 AD. Upon completion, you will be taken to see the Sultan Qaitbay Citadel from the outside, which is regarded as one of Alexandria's most well-known sights. We'll drive back to Cairo once your day tour is over. Once you arrive in Cairo, go to your hotel to spend the night.

Breakfast in Cairo hotel during tour accommodations. You will then be taken to the Cairo Airport for your early morning flight to Luxor. Our representative will meet you when you arrive in Luxor and will then go with you to begin your full day tour:
Explore the wet bank of Luxor, which includes the Valley of the Kings which is thought to be the royal cemetery of the Theban kings and rulers of ancient Egypt and the location where our pharaohs are buried, to begin your enchanted tour of Thebes, the sacred land.
You will then go on to see the Queen Hatshepsut Temple in Deir El Bahari. Because it was entirely carved out of the mountain, this temple is regarded as one of the most exquisite examples of ancient Egyptian architecture.
You will visit King Amenhotep III's Colossi of Memnon at the conclusion of your West Bank tour. Lunch at a Neighborhood Restaurant
Later on, you will explore the East Bank of Luxor, which includes the largest structures ever built in human history, the Karnak Temples Complex. The main structure is the temple dedicated to the god Amun Ra, which was once thought to be the home of God on Earth. Older structures from the middle kingdom are mentioned in some sources, but others go as far back as the third dynasty.
You will then go on to see the Temple of Luxor, which was finished by the renowned king Ramses II after it was constructed by one of the 12th dynasty's kings. Similar to Karnak, this temple was situated in the center of ancient Thebes and honored Amun Re, the principal deity.
Once your day tour is over, you'll be driven back to the Luxor Airport for your flight to Cairo. You will be taken to your hotel in Cairo upon arrival, where you will spend the night.

After breakfast, check out. We'll send someone to pick you up. Proceed to the international airport in Cairo for your ultimate departure.