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Main Palace Gate in Alexandria
This article presents the history of the magnificent Swedish Consulate building in Bahri area, Alexandria. Built in 1925 in Renaissance style, it belonged to Swedish businessman Carl Wilhelm von Jiriber, who served as the Swedish consul in the city. The building served as his residence and hosted many official personalities. It is shrouded in mystery regarding the sudden death of the consul in 1925, the causes of which remain undisclosed to this day. After his death, stories spread about a ghost that terrifies visitors at night. Later, the building was used as the Swedish Institute's headquarters, which opened its doors in 1990 and continued until its closure at the end of 2018. During its operational period, archaeological artifacts from the Roman and Hellenistic eras were discovered there. The building remains a historical landmark filled with intriguing stories and mysterious tales.
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