El Alamein

　　El Alamein is a city located on the Mediterranean coast of northern Egypt, in the Matrouh Governorate. It is renowned for the decisive victory the Allied forces achieved here over the Axis forces during the North African campaign of World War II. The city is named for its beautiful white sands and is one of the best places in Egypt to enjoy sunshine, beaches, and the sea.

　　With its pleasant climate and having been praised by Churchill, El Alamein has become one of Egypt’s most beloved high-end resort destinations for enjoying the white Mediterranean sun and beaches. Domestic and international tourists flock here, filling this coastal paradise. A variety of upscale resorts have sprung up, offering visitors comfortable accommodation. Today, travelers can bask in the warm sun on El Alamein’s stunning white sands and enjoy some of the most tranquil and beautiful days of their lives.

　　As an important battlefield of World War II, many war memorials have been erected here to commemorate this historic victory, including the British Memorial, the German Memorial, the Italian Memorial, as well as various cemeteries.

　　El Alamein Reason to visit: One of Egypt’s most pleasantly climatic cities Continent where the attraction is located: Africa【Africa】 Country/Region where the attraction is located: Egypt[Egypt] Province/State where the attraction is located: Matrouh Governorate [Matrouh Governorate] City where the attraction is located: El Alamein [El Alamein]