Great Library of Alexandria

The Great Library of Alexandria, located in ancient Egypt, was one of the most famous centers of learning in the ancient world. Established around the 3rd century BCE, it aimed to collect all knowledge from the known world, gathering scrolls and manuscripts from various cultures. The library attracted scholars who studied philosophy, science, literature, and more. Its destruction, which occurred over several centuries, led to a significant loss of ancient knowledge. Today, it symbolizes the pursuit of knowledge and the importance of preserving cultural and intellectual heritage.