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Where was the Alexandria's library located?
The ancient Library of Alexandria was located in the city of Alexandria in Egypt. It formed part of the larger intellectual complex called the Mouseion (or Museum), which was situated in the royal quarter (the Brucheion) of the city—close to the harbor and within the central area of ancient Alexandria—even though its exact site has been lost over time[1][2][3][4].
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