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• The Graeco-Roman Museum

  The Greco-Roman Museum of Alexandria is Egypt's most important archaeological museum, displaying a wide and impressive array of antiquities of the Roman and Greek periods, a testament to Alexandria as a hub of culture and civilization in the ancient world.

• The Hawara Pyramid

  The Hawara pyramid, which can be found near the modern town of Fayoum in Egypt, though less well-known, is one of the pyramids of ancient Egypt that has historical significance. The tomb, built in the reign of the Pharaoh Amenemhat III, offers a fascinating glimpse into the formation of Egyptian tomb architecture and the mysteries that were once puzzling ancient historians.

• Temple of Khnum

  The Temple of Khnum in Esna is a great religious monument that stands as a living record of the excellence of Egyptian artists and priests during the Ptolemaic and Roman eras and should attract every lover of Egyptian history and civilization.

• Beni Hassan Tombs

  The tombs of Beni Hassan are among the most prominent evidence of the greatness of ancient Egyptian civilization, as they reflect the Egyptians' mastery of architecture and sculpture, as well as the minute details documenting aspects of their daily life and religious beliefs. These tombs, which date back to the Middle Kingdom, are not just burial sites but archaeological treasures that reveal the nature of Egyptian society at the time as well as its political and economic relations.

• Wadi El Rayan

  Wadi El-Rayan is one of the most important natural tourist attractions in Egypt, especially in Fayoum, where there are many wonderful places such as waterfalls and springs for medical tourism, as well as mountains for safari and camping.

• The Greco-Roman Era in Egypt

  During the Greco-Roman period, the people of Egypt shared and transformed their culture greatly. While foreign powers were in charge, Egyptians helped save their ancient lifestyle and came to embrace new traditions. When Greek, Roman, and Egyptian influences were combined, they created a society known for its great achievements and perseverance. You can see its influence in Egypt’s language, religious beliefs, art and overall identity.