Breakfast is served at the hotel. Following that, you will be greeted by our Egyptologist tour guide, who will accompany you on this breathtaking tour of Alexandria. The Alexandria Library, one of the most important sources of knowledge in the ancient world, will be the first stop on your Alexandria city tour. The location of which is the original Pharaoh's tomb.
Visit the Alexandrian Library Historians have long disagreed about who founded the ancient library of Alexandria. Some claim that Alexander the Great founded the city in the 4th century BC, while others claim that Ptolemy I or Ptolemy II did so in the 3rd century BC. What we do know today is that it was the greatest library in the world for a long time. The new Alexandria library was established on October 22, 2002, with the assistance of the United Nations, and with a collection of over two million books, it is now considered the world's fourth-largest francophone library.
Then proceed to the Roman Amphitheatre, which was discovered in the 1960s by an archeological mission searching for Alexander the Great's tomb. It is Egypt's only example of a Roman amphitheater. The Roman theater, built in the fourth century AD, is made up of 13 rows of white marble. It could once hold more than 600 people.
Later, you will be transferred to a local restaurant for lunch. Following lunch, you will visit The Roman Amphitheatre, which is considered one of the most famous monuments from the Greco-Roman period.
Continue your Alexandria day tours by visiting Pompey's pillar, which was built in 292 AD. Finally, you will be transferred to Sultan Qaitbay Citadel (from the outside), which is one of Alexandria's most famous attractions.
We will return to Cairo after you have completed your day tour. Arrive in Cairo and check into your hotel for the night.

Breakfast at a Cairo hotel during a tour. After that, you will be transferred to Cairo Airport for your morning flight to Luxor.
When you arrive in Luxor, you will be greeted by our representative, who will then accompany you to the start of your full-day tour:
Begin your magical tour in Thebes, the sacred land, by exploring the wet bank of Luxor, which includes the Valley of the Kings, which is considered the royal cemetery of the Theban kings and rulers of ancient Egypt, as well as the location where our Pharaohs were buried.
Following that, you will travel to Deir El Bahari to see the Temple of Queen Hatshepsut. Because it was completely carved inside the mountain, this temple is regarded as one of the most magnificent examples of ancient Egyptian architecture.
The Colossi of Memnon, which belonged to King Amenhotep III, will be visited at the end of the West Bank tour. Lunch at a Neighborhood Restaurant
Later, you will discover Luxor's East Bank, including the Karnak Temples Complex, which are the largest structures ever built in human history. The main structure is that of god Amun Ra, as it was considered the house of god on earth. The earlier structure dates back to the middle kingdom, but there are some references to earlier buildings dating back to the 3rd dynasty.
Later, you will go to the Temple of Luxor, which was built by one of the 12th dynasty's kings and completed by the well-known king Ramses II. This temple, like Karnak, was located in the heart of ancient Thebes and was dedicated to the main/chief god Amun Re.
After your day tour, you will be transferred back to Luxor Airport for your flight to Cairo. Upon arrival in Cairo, you will be transferred to your hotel in Cairo for the night.

After breakfast, check out. You will be picked up by our representative. Transfer to Cairo International Airport for your final flight.