Hidden in the heart of Alexandria, Antoniades Gardens and Palace offer a rare blend of history, nature, and architecture. Once the playground of royals, the site still carries echoes of its grandeur while providing a peaceful escape for today’s visitors.
So, what can you do there?
Stroll the Historic Gardens
Walk through one of Alexandria’s oldest landscaped gardens, with tree-lined paths, fountains, and flower beds dating back to the Ptolemaic era and later redesigned during the 19th century.
Visit Antoniades Palace
Step inside the centerpiece of the gardens — a neoclassical palace once hosting royals and dignitaries. Its grand halls and exterior façades make it a highlight of the visit.
Admire the Statues and Architecture
Spot Greek and Roman-style statues scattered across the gardens, alongside elegant villas and neoclassical structures that give the place a timeless charm.
Relax by the Fountains
Find a shady bench near one of the ornate fountains — perfect for reading, sketching, or simply enjoying a calm break.
Photography Hotspot
With its arches, statues, palace backdrop, and lush greenery, Antoniades is a favorite for photography, especially during golden hour.
Combine with Nearby Sites
The gardens are close to the Alexandria Zoo and the Royal Jewelry Museum, making it easy to turn your visit into a day-long outing.
Whether you come to admire the palace, wander the lush gardens, or simply sit by a fountain, Antoniades is more than just a park — it’s a living piece of Alexandria’s heritage waiting to be explored.
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