Cleopatras Palace

There might be just insufficient leftovers of the once fabulous Hellenistic city over the ground, yet jump into the waters of Alexandria's Eastern Harbor zone, and you'll discover there's bounty a greater amount of old "Alex" to investigate.

Archeologists have been plumbing the profundities for a considerable length of time hunting down the lost submerged city of the traditional age and raising numerous fortunes to the surface now in plain view in Alexandria's exhibition halls, yet recreational jumpers would now be able to visit the archeological destroys under the ocean, as well.

The most well known site has been obviously nicknamed "Cleopatra's Palace" and without a doubt was before a royal residence region - however in the event that the colossal woman herself was ever in living arrangement, we'll never know.

There are sphinxes and tumbled segments and statuary in abundance still in situ here, which makes for an interesting submerged affair.