Serapeum

The Serapeum was an ancient Egyptian temple dedicated to Serapis, a Greco-Egyptian deity combining aspects of Egyptian gods and Greek culture. Located in Alexandria, it served as a religious center and a place of learning, housing a significant library and museum. The Serapeum played a key role in cultural and religious activities, blending Egyptian and Hellenistic traditions during the Greco-Roman period. Today, the site remains an important archaeological monument, offering insights into ancient religious practices, cultural exchange, and the history of intellectual life in ancient Alexandria.