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Port Said is Egypt's third-most important city and second-largest seaport. It is the entry point of the Suez Canal through the Mediterranean Sea. The town boasts a cosmopolitan heritage reflected in its various architectural styles.

The Old Lighthouse of Port Said is an essential monument with great historical significance. It was the first building in the world to be constructed with concrete, iron, and cement.
The Military Museum houses several halls showcasing battles fought by the Egyptian Army and the people of Port Said. The museum also documents the 1956 Suez Crisis and the 1967 and 1973 wars with Israel.
The Suez Canal Authority Building is a remarkable monument and one of the most significant Islamic constructions in Port Said. It was the first structure erected on the shores of the canal in the city and is used as the authority's headquarters and administration of the Suez Canal. The building also monitors the passage of ships through the canal.
The Corniche is a splendid 8 km walkway along the harbor and Port Said beach, adorned with restaurants, markets, and historic sights. It's a fantastic place to stroll, especially at 5 am when it's incredibly serene.
Port Fuad is the Asian part of the Afro-Asian governorate "Port Said," offering a European vibe in Egypt. A ferry is accessible to cross the canal between Port Said and Port Fuad, carrying both people and cars for free. It's a delightful journey where you can enjoy being on two different continents simultaneously while watching seagulls flying around.