Alexandria

According to Plutarch's account of the founding of Alexanderia, Homer appeared to Alexander The Great in a dream and described Alexanderia as "an island set in deep ocean...lies off fair Egypts rich and fertile land and the name of the island is called Pharos." Alexander's dream came true with the founding of Alexanderia in B.C. 331 on the site of the Ancient Egyptian Village of Rakhotis. Alexanderia became the second largest city of the Roman Empire.

Alexanderia is where we visited The Greco-Roman Museum, The Catacombs, Pompeys Red Piller and its catacombs. See the 1990 satalite photo below.

Alexandria Egypt 1990 satalite photo

Street Alexandria EgyptMarket Alexandria Egypt
Women Of Alexandria EgyptMarket Alexandria Egypt
Pompey's PillarDock Of Alexandria Egypt
Alexandria DockCotton Candy
Resturant Alexandria EgyptAlexandria Egypt Boats
Famous Corniche Beach ApartmentsMediterranean Sea Boats
ResturantResturant and Docks
Alexandria's KidsAlexandria's Kids

Graeco-Roman Museum, Alexanderia

Catacombs, Alexanderia

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