The North Coast’s “Forbidden City”
For 500 years (1420–1924), China’s “Forbidden City” served as the exclusive realm of 24 emperors—off-limits to the public, shielded by high walls, massive gates, stern guards, and a deep, wide moat.
Open-air parking is available, but at an official fee ranging from LE 100 to LE 200—collected exclusively via Visa card by young workers hired by the city authority.
Granted, New Alamein is physically wide open to the public; it boasts ultra-wide avenues, soaring skyscrapers, beautifully diverse residential neighborhoods, and modern commercial hubs.
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