Alexandria (city)

Alexandria is a historic port city in Egypt, founded by Alexander the Great in 331 BCE. Located on the Mediterranean coast, it has been a major center for trade, learning, and culture for centuries. The city is famous for the ancient Library of Alexandria, once the largest of its kind, symbolizing knowledge and scholarship. Today, Alexandria is an important economic hub, with a diverse population, vibrant beaches, and a rich blend of modern and historic architecture. Its strategic location and cultural heritage make it a vital connection between Africa, Europe, and the Middle East.