El Alamein Battlefield Day Trip from Cairo With Professional Guide

El Alamein Battlefield Day Trip takes a day trip to the Ware cemetery and the Military Museum
Visit the Battlefield of World War II side by side Starting with the El-Alamein War Museum and the War Cemetery that known as the Commonwealth Cemetery and the German cemetery that Contains the Graves of Soldiers from different Countries Who Killed during the Second world war 1942.
PROGRAM:
Start in the morning With Pickup from your hotel in Cairo by our expert tour guide then transfers to El-Alamein which is Located About 240 Km Northwest of Cairo and 106 Km West of Alexandria. Arrival El-Alamein then Start your day tour with El-Alamein War Museum and the War Cemetery that known as The Commonwealth Cemetery that Contains the Graves of Soldiers from different Countries Who Killed during the War
El-Alamein Was One of The Most Important Spots in The Second World War, So In this trip, you will able to know more about the Second World War and all historical events by our expert tour guide

“Al-Alamein Museum is a complete illustration of the story of World War II in North Africa, containing records of all the events. Even before entering the Museum proper, in the garden, there are huge army tanks and various larger weapons. A visitor can view this heavy equipment from World War II, go inside a tank or an army car, or even jump up and sit on a top of a tank. The garden has about fifteen large pieces used by different forces in the Battle of Al-Alamein.
Inside the museum there are five halls, each of them is dedicated to one of the four countries involved in the war, including Great Britain, Italy, Germany, and Egypt . The museum also has a mixed hall that contains items from the war generally.”

This pivotal location in World War II is west of Alexandria in the desert along the Mediterranean coast near Marsa Matruh. The events here actually took place in two stages. An initial conflict in July 1942 resulted in a stalemate that halted the German advance. Three months later the strengthened Allied force under a new commander, General Montgomery, fought the German forces for 13 days before finally forcing them to retreat. The end of this battle on October 20th, 1942 is being celebrated this year.
Today the battleground is memorialized by a museum containing equipment from the battles and explanation of what took place, as well as several cemeteries where the fallen soldiers who fought on both sides of the battle are buried. Taking the short trip out of Alexandria to experience the solemn beauty of these cemeteries and learn about the history of World War II in North Africa is a memorable trip at any time, but this October is will be even more special.
Young men from Germany, Italy, Australia, Great Britain, France, New Zealand, India, South Africa, and Greece all fought and died on these grounds.

• Wheelchair accessible
• Transportation options are wheelchair accessible
• Suitable for all physical fitness levels
• Children must be accompanied by an adult

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• Hotel pickup and drop-off
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• Professional guide
• All taxes, fees and handling charges
• Lunch in Local restaurant
• Transport by private vehicle

• Excess luggage charges (where applicable)

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• This Tour is Provided by Look at Egypt Tours.
• Tour Timezone & Starts at Africa/Cairo.
• Mobile or paper ticket accepted.
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• Minimum 1 Travelers is required to book.
• Maximum 15 Travelers is accepted for booking.