Alexandria National Museum, Archaeological museum in Egypt
The Alexandria National Museum holds an extensive collection showcasing over 1,800 artifacts.
Opened in September 2003, the museum is housed in a restored building from the 19th century.
Displays include Pharaonic, Roman, and Greek pieces that reflect Alexandria's diverse historical eras.
Centrally located in downtown Alexandria, it is readily accessible to visitors.
Features rare underwater finds, speaking to the city's submerged history.
Location: Alexandria Governorate
Inception: September 2003
Official opening: December 31, 2003
Address: Tariq al-Horriya, Alexandria 21526
Phone: +2034835519
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