Antoniadis Gardens is one of the oldest and most beautiful historic parks in Alexandria, dating back to the Ptolemaic era. The current palace was built in the 19th century, inspired by the Palace of Versailles in France. The gardens are famous for their vast green spaces, rare plants, and a unique collection of Greek-style marble statues representing legendary figures and the four seasons. Throughout history, the palace hosted many royal figures and world leaders, making it a place where natural beauty meets royal heritage and history.