Visit from March to June or September to November for pleasant weather. Summer (Jul–Aug) is peak season but hot, while winter (Dec–Feb) offers lower prices and fewer crowds. For best value, fly midweek and book at least 4–6 weeks ahead.

Known for its Mediterranean charm, Alexandria is a city filled with rich history and beautiful coastal views. Don’t miss: 1. Bibliotheca Alexandrina A modern tribute to the ancient Library of Alexandria, this library and cultural center is a must-see for book lovers. 2. Qaitbay Citadel An ancient fortress overlooking the Mediterranean, built on the site of the original Lighthouse of Alexandria. 3. Roman Amphitheatre A well-preserved Roman-era amphitheater that offers a glimpse into the city’s past. 4. Pompey's Pillar A towering ancient column in the heart of Alexandria, with incredible views of the city. 5. Alexandria National Museum A fantastic museum showcasing Alexandria’s rich history from ancient times to the modern day.

Alexandria’s food scene is fresh, flavorful, and full of Mediterranean influences: Fish and Seafood – Enjoy fresh fish dishes from the Mediterranean, including grilled fish, calamari, and shrimp. Mahshi – Stuffed vegetables such as grape leaves or zucchini with rice and herbs. Koshari – A delicious mix of lentils, rice, macaroni, chickpeas, and crispy onions. Kunafa – A sweet pastry soaked in syrup, often served with pistachios.

Alexandria’s compact size makes it easy to navigate: Taxis – Available for trips around the city or to the outer districts. Public Buses – A budget-friendly option for traveling around Alexandria. Walking – The city’s Mediterranean seaside is best explored on foot, particularly in the city center. Private Drivers – For longer journeys outside the city.