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• Lovely Le Jardin d’Essai

  Located on the outskirts of the city of Algiers, Le Jardin d'Essai dates back to 1832 when the then ruling French government took the initiative to establish a botanical garden for the ...

• Uncover the History of the Madaure Ruins

  Visitors to Algeria often try to find attractions and sights that are steeped in history, as well as a little off the beaten path. In the Souk-Ahras province of the country, near Thagaste, ...

• Travel to Biskra

  On the borders of the Sahara Desert is a picturesque oasis that breaks the endless horizon of sand with its beautiful buildings and massive date palm plantations. It is estimated that the city ...

• Ben Badis Mosque in Constantine

  It is rather fitting that one of the most breathtaking attractions in Constantine, Algeria, is named after one of the most influential and admired members of the Algeria community. Born on 4 ...

• New Town for Algeria

  When looking at a country, each town and city has its own history, from its establishment through to its continued growth and development. Usually, cities begin as small settlements that grow ...

• Chateau Neuf in Oran

  Algeria may not be the most common tourist destination on the planet, but it is steadily gaining popularity due to the diversity of architectural attractions that can be found here. From Roman ...

• Pan-African Cultural Festival Starting Soon

  It has been 40 years since the first Pan-African Cultural Festival of Algiers took place – 40 years too long. Now after years of dormancy, the event has finally made its way back into the ...

• Cap de Garde

  Anyone planning a trip to the Algerian city of Annaba simply has to make sure that they include a visit to Cap de Garde in their travel itinerary. Travelling to this stunning destination from ...

• Kerzaz

  There are many big cities and smaller towns in Algeria that have become popular destinations for tourists and visitors, but many travelers often want to explore villages that are not ...