Alexandria Governorate, Egypt
Al Azaritah WA Ash Shatebi, Qism Bab Sharqi
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Black Cape Temple It is a small temple that was discovered in 1936 and the rest of it is now not a temple in the understandable sense but rather it is a small structure located on the road from Alexandria to the suburb of Abu Qir. It consists of two lower floors for worship and the upper housing. The temple, which is located on a high poduim floor, consists of a staircase leading to a hallway with four columns (Ionian style). This lobby leads to a small square room, almost with a side staircase located in the eastern wall. The upper part consists of two rooms, one of which was found in the remains of the marble slabs that were covering its floor, and there are indications that there are other rooms in this place, perhaps stores of food also there indicates what there is a small water channel and the architectural characteristics of this temple indicate that it was located in the middle of the second century AD . The history of the Latin Cemetery, known as the Alabaster, dates back to the early Ptolemaic period. As for the Black Head Temple, it was moved from its original place to this site, which is the first private temple built by a member of the people and its history dates back to the Roman era.
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Not opened for public yet sinc the temple was moved from Ras El Soda district to this current place, but u can see it from outside and take nice photos from on top of the pedestrian bridge in front of the temple
Its not opened yet for public but you can take photos from outside
Nice place but it'a closed this days .
Nice place but current;y you can't get inside
Very beautiful place you can see the historical arts
it's the perfect place I ever seen
Too bad it is closed but we got on the bridge to get a good look
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