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Travel guides covering alexandria.
Cleopatra's Alexandria: The Egypt Historical Guide You Need
Cleopatra's tomb has never been found. Her palace lies under 6 meters of Mediterranean seawater. Alexandria rewards the curious who know where to look.
Read guide →Jewish Alexandria: History, Synagogues, and a Vanished Community
At its peak, Alexandria's Jewish community numbered 80,000. Today, fewer than five remain. The synagogues still stand. Here is what they hold.
Read guide →Jewish Alexandria Egypt: Synagogues, History, and a Lost World
At its peak, Alexandria's Jewish community numbered 80,000. Today, fewer than a dozen remain. The synagogues still stand. Here is what they hold.
Read guide →Jewish Alexandria: Egypt's Synagogues, History and Vanished World
At its peak, Alexandria had 80,000 Jewish residents and 57 synagogues. Today, fewer than five Jews live in the city. The buildings are still there.
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The Italian Community of Alexandria Egypt: A Cultural Guide
At its peak, Alexandria had 100,000 Italians. Most left by 1960. What they built, buried, and left behind tells you everything about Egypt's lost cosmopolitan century.
Read guide →Italian Community Alexandria Egypt: A History and Travel Guide
At its peak, Alexandria had 100,000 Italians. They built the opera house, named the streets, and left before anyone noticed. Their city is still here.
Read guide →Jewish Alexandria: History, Synagogues, and a Lost Community
At its peak, Alexandria had 80,000 Jewish residents and 57 synagogues. Today, fewer than a dozen Jews live in the city. The buildings outlasted the community.
Read guide →Jewish Alexandria: History, Synagogues, and What Remains
At its peak, Alexandria had 80,000 Jewish residents and 50 synagogues. Today, fewer than five Jews live in the city. One synagogue survives. It is extraordinary.
Read guide →Jewish Alexandria: The Synagogues and History of a Lost World
At its peak, Alexandria's Jewish community numbered 80,000. Today fewer than a dozen Jews live in the city. The synagogues are still there. So is everything else, frozen.
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The Italian Community of Alexandria Egypt: A Complete History Guide
At its peak, Alexandria had 100,000 Italians. Today, fewer than 200 remain. The buildings they left behind are still standing. Most Egyptians walk past them daily without knowing who built them.
Read guide →Jewish Alexandria: Egypt's Lost Synagogues and Who Built Them
Alexandria once had 40,000 Jews. Today fewer than a dozen remain. The synagogues still stand. This is who built them and why Egypt erased them from its own story.
Read guide →Jewish Alexandria: History, Synagogues, and a Lost World
At its peak, Alexandria had 11 synagogues and 80,000 Jewish residents. Today, fewer than 10 Jews live in the city. The buildings tell the whole story.
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