Alamein WW2 battlefield - Full Day Tour

Fought near the western frontier of Egypt between October 23rd and November 4th 1942, EL- Alamein was the climax and turning point of the North African campaign in the Second World War (1939-45).  The Axis powers of Italy and Germany suffered a decisive defeat by the British Eighth Army. Drive away from the city of Alexandria 130 KM to the west, to a very nice destination to visit. This place is vastly informative for visitors who are interested in the history of WW2 and the famous battle of Alamein that took place in Egypt in 1942, which lasted for months, leaving behind a huge collection of displays that were found around in the desert & all collected to be displayed in the military museum of Alamein. Visiting this area will let us remember how people sacrifice their life for others to live. A truly special spot to visit if you are a history lover!

Pickup from your Hotel in Alexandria & drive for around 2 hours to arrive to the El-Alamein Battlefield Area. -Visit the Alamein museum for around an hour, where we'll be able to see the following halls: -The Mixed hall (it has exhibits from the 12 countries, which participated in the battle) -Germany hall (it exhibits among others; models of various weapons, photos of pilots taking part in the battle & others) -Italy hall (photos of Italian soldiers, weapons, Italian field access road juncture, among other displays) -Great Britain hall (statue & pictures of Montgomery, flag of the British 7th Armour division & other displays) -Egyptian army hall (models of Egyptian army weapons, Egyptian uniforms of guarders & infantrymen plus other displays) -After our museum visit, we will go to the Commonwealth cemetery. -Next, we will visit the Italian Cemetery. -Our final stop will be the German Cemetery. -After this we will drive back to your drop off point in Alexandria.