Police standing apart every 6 feet at busy Ramses Train Station

Our bus and driver for our all-day tour of older Roman city, Alexandria

Our police escorts for touring in Egypt's Mediterranean summer metropolis

The only amphitheatre of this kind in Egypt dating back to 2nd C AD

Mal stands at orator's spot facing 12 rows of marble seats, mosaic flooring

Mosaic columns near 1000-seat amphitheater where summer events occur

A sphinx-like head thought to be that of Cleopatra's father

Underwater discoveries in Eastern Harbor has unearthed hundreds of objects

Hieroglyphics on columns among the finds by Frank Goddio in 1996

Statues, sphinxes, and ceramics discovered at Kom-el-Dikka site

Cute little Egyptian girl with her mom visit the underwater discovery site

Entrance to new, modern  Bibliotheca Alexandria (library and cultural centre)

Giant cylindrical building, encasing the main library and made of Aswan granite, is engraved with letters of world's alphabets

Mural of city in one section of the greatest library in the ancient world, attracting the best international scholars

Library wall sculpture in cultural centre re-inaugurated in Oct. 2002

Library built to honor the past, celebrate the present, and to invent the future

Partly-glazed roof angles sunlight on desks of 7-tier, 2K-seat reading rooms

Egypt's center for learning, tolerance, dialogue, and understanding!