As visitors are seated within the imposing walls of the citadel, the stone architecture becomes a canvas for vibrant images that depict Alexandria's pivotal role in history. The lights and projections sweep across the centuries, starting from the city’s foundation by Alexander the Great, moving through its period as a major hub of learning and culture during the Hellenistic period and exploring its influence through the Roman and Islamic eras.
The show also highlights the architectural and cultural wonders that once defined the city, such as the famous Lighthouse of Alexandria, one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World, and the legendary Library of Alexandria, which was the intellectual heart of the ancient Mediterranean. Through vivid and detailed projections, visitors can witness these long-lost marvels as they would have appeared in their heyday.
As the history of Alexandria unfolds, the narrations—offered in multiple languages—detail the lives of key figures who shaped the city's destiny, including its rulers, scholars, and visionaries. The show brilliantly weaves in stories of Cleopatra, Julius Caesar, and other historical giants, as well as moments from Egypt’s rich Islamic heritage.
$ 14
$ 14
Age: From 6 to 12 years
Front Seat Location
$ 30