The Graeco-Roman Tombs are an archaeological site featuring tombs dating back to the Graeco-Roman period. Located near Agiba Beach, they offer insight into the ancient history of Marsa Matruh when it was called 'Amunia' - the starting point of the route to Siwa and the Temple of Amun. The site reveals the region's importance during the time of Alexander the Great.
20-40 EGP
Morning hours to avoid midday heat. Best combined with a visit to nearby Agiba Beach. Spring and autumn offer the most pleasant weather.
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In ancient times, Marsa Matruh was called 'Amunia' because it was the starting point of the route to Siwa Oasis where the Temple of the god Amun was located. Alexander the Great visited this temple to be declared a son of the god Amun.
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