Renowned Comedian and Egyptian actor Ahmed Amin recently posted on X, formerly Twitter, a post in which he praised Alexandria’s effortless and magical charm. In his post, he wrote “No matter how many coastlines there are, no matter how many luxurious resorts and hotels are built, a chair like this in an old balcony in Alexandria will always be the epitome of beauty, the sea, and summer. Why? Honestly, I don’t know.”

وتكتر السواحل مهما تكتر.. وتتبني القرى والفنادق الفاخرة..
ويفضل كرسي زي ده في بلكونة قديمة في اسكندرية هو الجمال والبحر والصيف..
ليه؟
فعلا مش عارف pic.twitter.com/uN4rSe89bC

— Ahmed Amin (@AhmedAmin) August 20, 2024

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The post itself received many replies; from people having actual reasons why The Bride of the Mediterranean is timeless, and others saying “It’s the city’s hidden charm”

However, these reasons weren’t enough; so we brought you more!

5. Rich History:

The city is like a living museum, founded by Alexander the Great and home to wonders like the Lighthouse of Alexandria and the Great Library. Walking through Alexandria feels like stepping back in time.

4. Cultural Blend:

Alexandria has always been a melting pot of cultures—Greek, Roman, Coptic, and Islamic influences blend together to create a unique vibe that you can see in the architecture, taste in the food, and feel in the atmosphere.

3. Beautiful Coastline:

The city’s coastline along the Mediterranean Sea is simply stunning. Whether you’re strolling along the corniche or relaxing on the beach, the views of the sea are breathtaking.

2. Charming Architecture:

From ancient catacombs to the modern Bibliotheca Alexandrina, Alexandria is full of architectural treasures. Each building tells a story, adding to the city’s charm.

1. Art and Literature:

Alexandria has been a muse for many writers, poets, and artists. The city’s artistic and literary legacy is still alive today, with vibrant galleries and festivals that celebrate creativity.

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