Roman Alexandria

Roman Alexandria was a vibrant city in Egypt that combined Greek, Egyptian, and Roman cultures during the Roman Empire’s rule. It was famous for its impressive library, the Great Library, which sought to gather all world knowledge. The city was an important center for trade, learning, and religion, featuring iconic architecture like the Pharos Lighthouse, one of the ancient world's tallest structures. Alexandria’s diverse population included Greeks, Egyptians, Jews, and Romans, making it a melting pot of ideas and beliefs. Its strategic location on the Mediterranean helped it thrive as a major hub for commerce and scholarly activity.