A Hantur (حنطور), Alexandria's iconic horse-drawn carriage, moves along the street in front of a historic neoclassical building displaying Greek-language shop signs — a visible remnant of Alexandria's once-thriving Greek community that shaped the city's cosmopolitan identity throughout the 19th and early 20th centuries. The scene is set at Raml Station (Mahatet El-Raml), the historic tram and transit hub in central Alexandria. Hantur carriages remain a cultural symbol of the city and a popular transport tradition, especially along the Mediterranean corniche.