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Fort Qaitbay, also known as Qaitbay Citadel, is a landmark in Alexandria, Egypt. To protect Egypt, Sultan Al-Ashraf Qaitbay, who ruled Egypt in the Mameluke age, built it in 882 AH (1477 AD).
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Fort Qaitbay, also known as Qaitbay Citadel, is a landmark in Alexandria, Egypt. To protect Egypt, Sultan Al-Ashraf Qaitbay, who ruled Egypt in the Mameluke age, built it in 882 AH (1477 AD).
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Fort Qaitbay, also known as Qaitbay Citadel, is a landmark in Alexandria, Egypt. To protect Egypt, Sultan Al-Ashraf Qaitbay, who ruled Egypt in the Mameluke age, built it in 882 AH (1477 AD).
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This is a great view of the Mediterranean Sea under Stanley Bridge. Some cars are running on the bridge. The bridge is on the Corniche Road in Alexandria, Egypt. It has a pedestrian walkway.
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The Ancient Cemetery of Shatby (Chatby) is located in Chatby, Alexandria, Egypt. Perhaps it was customised for one big family. It was expanded later. It dates back to the third century BC.
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The remains of the Ancient Cemetery of Hadra (El-Hadara) were discovered in a region called Hadra (El-Hadara). They were moved from Hadra to the Ancient Cemetery of Shatby (Chatby).
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A great view of some rocks, the Mediterranean Sea and the sky is next to Masoud Well in Sidi Bishr, Alexandria, Egypt. The view is in the morning. Masoud Well may be an ancient Greek tomb.
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A tourist attraction or a landmark in Alexandria, Egypt, is called Imam Al Busiri Mosque. It's opposite the Mediterranean Sea and the Abu Al Abbas Mosque. Al-Busiri is one of Abu Al Abbas's students.
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A beach, rocks and boats are on the opposite side of Al-Kour Island (Miami Island). A great view of the Mediterranean Sea and the sky is on the other side of the island. The view is near the sunrise.
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A landmark in Alexandria, Egypt, is called Al Mursi Abu Al Abbas Mosque. It's opposite the Mediterranean Sea. Abu Al-Abbas was born in Andalusia in 616 AH (1219 AD). He lived in Alexandria, Egypt.
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A landmark in Alexandria, Egypt, is called Al Mursi Abu Al Abbas Mosque. It's opposite the Mediterranean Sea. Abu Al-Abbas was born in Andalusia in 616 AH (1219 AD). He lived in Alexandria, Egypt.
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The Ancient Cemetery of Shatby (Chatby) is located in Chatby, Alexandria, Egypt. Perhaps it was customised for one big family. It was expanded later. It dates back to the third century BC.
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The Ancient Cemetery of Shatby (Chatby) is located in Chatby, Alexandria, Egypt. Perhaps it was customised for one big family. It was expanded later. It dates back to the third century BC.
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The Ancient Cemetery of Shatby (Chatby) is located in Chatby, Alexandria, Egypt. Perhaps it was customised for one big family. It was expanded later. It dates back to the third century BC.
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The Ancient Cemetery of Shatby (Chatby) is located in Chatby, Alexandria, Egypt. Perhaps it was customised for one big family. It was expanded later. It dates back to the third century BC.
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Fort Qaitbay, also known as Qaitbay Citadel, is a landmark in Alexandria, Egypt. To protect Egypt, Sultan Al-Ashraf Qaitbay, who ruled Egypt in the Mameluke age, built it in 882 AH (1477 AD).
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Fort Qaitbay, also known as Qaitbay Citadel, is a landmark in Alexandria, Egypt. To protect Egypt, Sultan Al-Ashraf Qaitbay, who ruled Egypt in the Mameluke age, built it in 882 AH (1477 AD).
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Fort Qaitbay, also known as Qaitbay Citadel, is a landmark in Alexandria, Egypt. To protect Egypt, Sultan Al-Ashraf Qaitbay, who ruled Egypt in the Mameluke age, built it in 882 AH (1477 AD).
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This is the second-oldest mosque in Alexandria. It's in Fort Qaitbay or Qaitbay Citadel. Sultan Al-Ashraf Qaitbay, who ruled Egypt in the Mameluke age, built the Qaitbay Citadel in 882 AH (1477 AD).
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This is the second-oldest mosque in Alexandria. It's in Fort Qaitbay or Qaitbay Citadel. Sultan Al-Ashraf Qaitbay, who ruled Egypt in the Mameluke age, built the Qaitbay Citadel in 882 AH (1477 AD).
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A great view of some rocks and the Mediterranean Sea is next to Masoud Well. The view is in the morning. Masoud Well is one of the tourist places in Alexandria, Egypt. It may be an ancient Greek tomb.
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This is Bridge 45. The bridge has a pedestrian walkway. A great view of the sky, the Mediterranean Sea, Al-Kour Island (Miami Island) and boats is behind the bridge. The view is near the sunrise.
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A landmark in Alexandria, Egypt, is called Al Mursi Abu Al Abbas Mosque. It's opposite the Mediterranean Sea. Abu Al-Abbas was born in Andalusia in 616 AH (1219 AD). He lived in Alexandria, Egypt.
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A tourist attraction or a landmark in Alexandria, Egypt, is called Imam Al Busiri Mosque. It's opposite the Mediterranean Sea and the Abu Al Abbas Mosque. Al-Busiri is one of Abu Al Abbas's students.
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A tourist attraction or a landmark in Alexandria, Egypt, is called Imam Al Busiri Mosque. It's opposite the Mediterranean Sea and the Abu Al Abbas Mosque. Al-Busiri is one of Abu Al Abbas's students.
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The Ancient Cemetery of Shatby (Chatby) is located in Chatby, Alexandria, Egypt. Perhaps it was customised for one big family. It was expanded later. It dates back to the third century BC.
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Fort Qaitbay, also known as Qaitbay Citadel, is a landmark in Alexandria, Egypt. To protect Egypt, Sultan Al-Ashraf Qaitbay, who ruled Egypt in the Mameluke age, built it in 882 AH (1477 AD).
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Fort Qaitbay, also known as Qaitbay Citadel, is a landmark in Alexandria, Egypt. To protect Egypt, Sultan Al-Ashraf Qaitbay, who ruled Egypt in the Mameluke age, built it in 882 AH (1477 AD).
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Fort Qaitbay, also known as Qaitbay Citadel, is a landmark in Alexandria, Egypt. To protect Egypt, Sultan Al-Ashraf Qaitbay, who ruled Egypt in the Mameluke age, built it in 882 AH (1477 AD).
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Fort Qaitbay, also known as Qaitbay Citadel, is a landmark in Alexandria, Egypt. To protect Egypt, Sultan Al-Ashraf Qaitbay, who ruled Egypt in the Mameluke age, built it in 882 AH (1477 AD).
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Fort Qaitbay, also known as Qaitbay Citadel, is a landmark in Alexandria, Egypt. To protect Egypt, Sultan Al-Ashraf Qaitbay, who ruled Egypt in the Mameluke age, built it in 882 AH (1477 AD).
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Fort Qaitbay, also known as Qaitbay Citadel, is a landmark in Alexandria, Egypt. To protect Egypt, Sultan Al-Ashraf Qaitbay, who ruled Egypt in the Mameluke age, built it in 882 AH (1477 AD).
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A great view of the Mediterranean Sea and some boats is available from behind Fort Qaitbay, also known as the Qaitbay Citadel. Sultan Al-Ashraf Qaitbay built the Qaitbay Citadel in 882 AH (1477 AD).
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Fort Qaitbay, also known as Qaitbay Citadel, is a landmark in Alexandria, Egypt. To protect Egypt, Sultan Al-Ashraf Qaitbay, who ruled Egypt in the Mameluke age, built it in 882 AH (1477 AD).
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Fort Qaitbay, also known as Qaitbay Citadel, is a landmark in Alexandria, Egypt. To protect Egypt, Sultan Al-Ashraf Qaitbay, who ruled Egypt in the Mameluke age, built it in 882 AH (1477 AD).
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Fort Qaitbay, also known as Qaitbay Citadel, is a landmark in Alexandria, Egypt. To protect Egypt, Sultan Al-Ashraf Qaitbay, who ruled Egypt in the Mameluke age, built it in 882 AH (1477 AD).
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Fort Qaitbay, also known as Qaitbay Citadel, is a landmark in Alexandria, Egypt. To protect Egypt, Sultan Al-Ashraf Qaitbay, who ruled Egypt in the Mameluke age, built it in 882 AH (1477 AD).
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Fort Qaitbay, also known as Qaitbay Citadel, is a landmark in Alexandria, Egypt. To protect Egypt, Sultan Al-Ashraf Qaitbay, who ruled Egypt in the Mameluke age, built it in 882 AH (1477 AD).
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Fort Qaitbay, also known as Qaitbay Citadel, is a landmark in Alexandria, Egypt. To protect Egypt, Sultan Al-Ashraf Qaitbay, who ruled Egypt in the Mameluke age, built it in 882 AH (1477 AD).
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A great view of some rocks, the Mediterranean Sea and the sky is next to Masoud Well in Sidi Bishr, Alexandria, Egypt. The view is in the morning. Masoud Well may be an ancient Greek tomb.
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A great view of some rocks and the Mediterranean Sea is next to Masoud Well. The view is in the morning. Masoud Well is one of the tourist places in Alexandria, Egypt. It may be an ancient Greek tomb.
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For fishing, fishermen are sitting on a rock opposite Masoud Well. A great view of the Mediterranean Sea and the sky is opposite the fishermen in the morning. It's in Sidi Bishr, Alexandria, Egypt.
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A great view of the Mediterranean Sea and the sky is next to Bridge 45. The view is near the sunrise. The bridge is on the Corniche Road in Alexandria, Egypt. It has a pedestrian walkway.
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This is Bridge 45. The bridge has a pedestrian walkway. The opening was in 2023. A great view of the sky and the Mediterranean Sea is behind the bridge. The view is near the sunrise.
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A great view of a beach, the Mediterranean Sea and the sky is next to Bridge 45. The view is near the sunrise. The bridge is on the Corniche Road in Alexandria, Egypt. It has a pedestrian walkway.
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For fishing, fishermen are standing on rocks opposite Al-Kour Island (Miami Island). The island dates back to 30 BC. A great view of some boats, the Mediterranean Sea and the sky is near sunrise.
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For fishing, fishermen are standing on boats. They're opposite Al-Kour Island (Miami Island). The island dates back to 30 BC. A great view of the Mediterranean Sea and the sky is near sunrise.
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For fishing, fishermen are standing on a beach opposite Al-Kour Island (Miami Island) and many boats. Birds are flying in the sky. A view of the Mediterranean Sea and the sky is near sunrise.
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Yaqut Al-Arsh Mosque is in Alexandria, Egypt. Yaqut Al-Arsh is from Ethiopia. He lived in Egypt. Abu Al-Abbas freed him from slavery. He was Abu Al-Abbas's student. He married Abu Al-Abbas's daughter.
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Yaqut Al-Arsh Mosque is in Alexandria, Egypt. Yaqut Al-Arsh is from Ethiopia. He lived in Egypt. Abu Al-Abbas freed him from slavery. He was Abu Al-Abbas's student. He married Abu Al-Abbas's daughter.
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This is a great view of the Mediterranean Sea under Stanley Bridge. Some cars are running on the bridge. The bridge is on the Corniche Road in Alexandria, Egypt. It has a pedestrian walkway.
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A great view of some rocks and the Mediterranean Sea is next to Stanley Bridge on the Corniche Road in Alexandria, Egypt. The bridge is 400 meters long. It has a pedestrian walkway.
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A great view of some rocks and the Mediterranean Sea is next to Stanley Bridge on the Corniche Road in Alexandria, Egypt. The bridge is 400 meters long. It has a pedestrian walkway.
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The Ancient Cemetery of Shatby (Chatby) is located in Chatby, Alexandria, Egypt. Perhaps it was customised for one big family. It was expanded later. It dates back to the third century BC.
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The Ancient Cemetery of Shatby (Chatby) is located in Chatby, Alexandria, Egypt. Perhaps it was customised for one big family. It was expanded later. It dates back to the third century BC.
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The Ancient Cemetery of Shatby (Chatby) is located in Chatby, Alexandria, Egypt. Perhaps it was customised for one big family. It was expanded later. It dates back to the third century BC.
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The Ancient Cemetery of Shatby (Chatby) is located in Chatby, Alexandria, Egypt. Perhaps it was customised for one big family. It was expanded later. It dates back to the third century BC.
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The Ancient Cemetery of Shatby (Chatby) is located in Chatby, Alexandria, Egypt. Perhaps it was customised for one big family. It was expanded later. It dates back to the third century BC.
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The Ancient Cemetery of Shatby (Chatby) is located in Chatby, Alexandria, Egypt. Perhaps it was customised for one big family. It was expanded later. It dates back to the third century BC.
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The Ancient Cemetery of Shatby (Chatby) is located in Chatby, Alexandria, Egypt. Perhaps it was customised for one big family. It was expanded later. It dates back to the third century BC.
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The Ancient Cemetery of Shatby (Chatby) is located in Chatby, Alexandria, Egypt. Perhaps it was customised for one big family. It was expanded later. It dates back to the third century BC.
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The Ancient Cemetery of Shatby (Chatby) is located in Chatby, Alexandria, Egypt. Perhaps it was customised for one big family. It was expanded later. It dates back to the third century BC.
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The Ancient Cemetery of Shatby (Chatby) is located in Chatby, Alexandria, Egypt. Perhaps it was customised for one big family. It was expanded later. It dates back to the third century BC.
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The Ancient Cemetery of Shatby (Chatby) is located in Chatby, Alexandria, Egypt. Perhaps it was customised for one big family. It was expanded later. It dates back to the third century BC.
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The remains of the Ancient Cemetery of Hadra (El-Hadara) were discovered in a region called Hadra (El-Hadara). They were moved from Hadra to the Ancient Cemetery of Shatby (Chatby).
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Cannon barrels are in Fort Qaitbay or Qaitbay Citadel, Alexandria, Egypt. To protect Egypt, Sultan Al-Ashraf Qaitbay, who ruled it in the Mameluke age, built the Qaitbay Citadel in 882 AH (1477 AD).
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The Mausoleum of 14 Sheikhs is a tourist attraction or landmark in Alexandria, Egypt. The Sufis loved the Prophet Mohammed, peace and blessings be upon him, so they named the 14 sheikhs Mohammed.
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The Mausoleum of 14 Sheikhs is a tourist attraction or landmark in Alexandria, Egypt. The Sufis loved the Prophet Mohammed, peace and blessings be upon him, so they named the 14 sheikhs Mohammed.
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A great view of some rocks, the Mediterranean Sea and the sky is next to Masoud Well in Sidi Bishr, Alexandria, Egypt. The view is in the morning. Masoud Well may be an ancient Greek tomb.
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A great view of the Mediterranean Sea and the sky is opposite Al-Kour Island (Miami Island). Al-Kour Island is in Sidi Bishr, Alexandria, Egypt. There are many boats. The view is near the sunrise.
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Birds are on a beach opposite Al-Kour Island (Miami Island) in Egypt. The island dates back to 30 BC. It’s 250 m long and 55 m wide. It has remains of a Roman grave with two rooms and other things.
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The Tunnel and the Bridges of Forty-Five (45) Street are on the Corniche Road, Alexandria, Egypt. The Bridge is about 250 m long. It has a pedestrian walkway. This project is also called Bridge 45.
The Tunnel and the Bridges of Forty-Five (45) Street are on the Corniche Road, Alexandria, Egypt. The Bridge is about 250 m long. It has a pedestrian walkway. This project is also called Bridge 45.
A swimming pool is in Naama Bay, Sharm El Sheikh, South Sinai, Egypt. Sharm El Sheikh is a landmark in Egypt.
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A swimming pool is in Naama Bay, Sharm El Sheikh, South Sinai, Egypt. Sharm El Sheikh is a landmark in Egypt.
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They are fountains of falling water in Sharm El Sheikh, South Sinai, Egypt. There are lots of people taking or recording videos of the fountains. Sharm El Sheikh is a landmark in Egypt.
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A swimming pool, umbrellas and seats are in Naama Bay, Sharm El Sheikh, South Sinai, Egypt. Sharm El Sheikh is a landmark in Egypt.
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A swimming pool, a ladder and seats are in Naama Bay, Sharm El Sheikh, South Sinai, Egypt. Sharm El Sheikh is a landmark in Egypt.
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A swimming pool, a ladder and a float are in Naama Bay, Sharm El Sheikh, South Sinai, Egypt. Sharm El Sheikh is a landmark in Egypt.
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A swimming pool is in Naama Bay, Sharm El Sheikh, South Sinai, Egypt. Sharm El Sheikh is a landmark in Egypt.
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This is the Blue Hole in Dahab, South Sinai, Egypt. It's famous for snorkelling and diving. It's called Diver's Cemetery. It's a landmark in Egypt.
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Some people are snorkelling in the Blue Hole, Dahab, South Sinai, Egypt. There is a launch moving near them. The Blue Hole is famous for snorkelling and diving. It's called Diver's Cemetery.
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