Almansourah University - Mansoura - Egypt

Manoura is a beautiful city in Egypt with a fascinating history. The city is where King Louis IX of France was captured and ransomed. In fact, students studying in the city can visit his prison at the house of a judge called ibn Lokman. Other popular attractions or activities for students (and tourists) include walking by the Nile, taking a short boat ride through the Nile to the neighboring city of Talkha, visiting "Gezirat El-Ward" public gardens, and looking at any of the private social clubs

in Mansoura "Geziret El-Ward", "El-Hawar" or "Mansoura Stadium.” Mansoura is famous for its architectural style, especially the Shinnawi Palace, and, like Cairo, Alexandria, and Port Said, was once home to a flourishing Greek community as well as an active Italian community, leaving behind a very interesting cultural scene enjoyed by all who visit.