The house belongs to a Greek poet who grew up in Alexandria, called Constantine Cavafy. The poet lived there for 25 years. In 1992, his house, which is a very large house located on the second floor of an old building, was converted into a wonderful museum. His income includes many of the poet's possessions, such as his books, manuscripts, and speeches that are spread on tables throughout the house and his furniture, in addition to many wonderful paintings scattered throughout the museum. You must visit it with your family and friends, especially if you are a fan of the Greek artist Cavafy.