The Revival of the
Ancient Library of Alexandria
At the meeting point of the three continents, Asia, Africa
and Europe, Egypt has been the cradle of civilizations since
ancient times. The ancient city of Alexandria was at the
beginning of the third century B.C. the birthplace of the
great plan to build a library: the Bibliotheca Alexandria. But
a fire, which ravaged Alexandria, destroyed the library, this
vast storehouse of learning. The Egyptian Government, in
co-operation with UNESCO, has decided to resurrect the old
dream to endow this part of the world with an important focal
point for culture, education and science.
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The Alexandria Library Museum
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Design of New Building | Milestones
| Facts and Figures
Time Schedule | Photo
Album | Rare Books, Manuscripts
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