Black-and-white architectural photograph of the main entrance facade of the Royal Jewelry Museum in the Zizinia district of Alexandria, Egypt. The neoclassical facade features large decorative columns, an ornate upper balcony with balustrades, and a grand arched entryway. Two visitors stand at the entrance portico, providing human scale to the elaborate stonework. The museum, originally a royal palace built in the early 20th century, houses the jewel collection of Egypt's royal family.