Serapeum
Dedicated to Serapis and built by Ptolemy III, the temple of Serapeum is one of the several religious centers in Alexandria. Destroyed by the Romans in 391, a few of the original pieces are left on the site such as the Pompey’s Pillar, which is surrounded by two big sphinxes. In the past the temple was also one of the most important annexes of the Great Library of Alexandria. The Serapeum is definitely worth a visit due to its historical importance and the beautiful location.