جولة سراديب كوم الشقافة وعمود السواري

The Catacombs of Kom el-Shoqafa are a 2nd-century CE underground necropolis in Alexandria, Egypt, discovered by accident in 1900 when a donkey fell through the ground. Cut roughly 35 metres deep across three levels, the tombs blend ancient Egyptian, Greek, and Roman funerary art and architecture, and are included on Alexandria's UNESCO World Heritage Tentative List.

Pompey's Pillar is a Roman triumphal column standing in Alexandria, Egypt, carved from a single block of red Aswan granite and rising roughly 26.85 meters, including its Corinthian capital. Despite the name, it honors Emperor Diocletian, erected around 298–302 AD after he suppressed a revolt; the "Pompey" attribution stems from a medieval misreading, not Pompey the general.

لا يوجد مكان آخر في مصر يُظهر التقاليد الفنية المصرية واليونانية والرومانية مجتمعة بشكل مباشر في موقع واحد.

توفر السراديب تحت الأرض راحة مرحب بها من الشمس مقارنة بالمواقع المفتوحة.