2024 Algeria Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in November)

Algeria, BABY!

Algeria is a fascinating country located in North Africa, bordering the Mediterranean Sea. It is the largest country in Africa, and has a rich history and culture, making it a unique destination for travelers. One of the top places to visit in Algeria is the capital city, Algiers. Here you can explore the narrow streets of the Casbah, a UNESCO World Heritage site that is filled with historic buildings, mosques, and traditional markets. Other attractions in Algiers include the Bardo Museum, which has a large collection of ancient Roman mosaics, and the Jardin d'Essai du Hamma, a beautiful botanical garden. Another must-see destination in Algeria is the Sahara Desert. The Algerian Sahara is one of the most expansive and diverse in the world, offering a range of experiences from sand dunes to rocky plateaus. You can take a camel ride through the desert, go sandboarding, or spend the night in a traditional Bedouin camp. Algeria also has a vibrant food scene, with a mix of Mediterranean and North African flavors. Some popular dishes include couscous, tajine, and mechoui (slow-roasted lamb). Overall, a trip to Algeria offers a unique blend of history, culture, and natural beauty that is sure to be unforgettable.

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Constantine - The City of Cliffs

Algeria - Constantine 💫The city is built entirely on steep cliffs. Many places are so high that even those who aren't afraid of heights will feel weak in the knees. It's fascinating to think about how the city was originally built. The city has been an important military fortress for 2,000 years, surviving the Roman Empire, the Byzantine Empire, and the Ottoman Empire. 💫Ancient City Walls: As a symbol of the city, the ancient city walls have witnessed Constantine's glorious history. Stroll along the walls to enjoy the beautiful city views and feel the weight of history. 💫Constantine National Museum: The museum houses many precious artworks and historical artifacts, making it a must-visit place to learn about the city's history and culture. 🕋 💫The Emir Abdelkader Mosque is the largest mosque in Constantine and the second largest mosque in Algeria. The entire building is pure white, and the interior is luxuriously decorated. 💫The Constantine Arch of Triumph was built in 315 AD and is the latest of the three remaining triumphal arches in Rome. It was built to celebrate Emperor Constantine's complete victory over his powerful enemy Maxentius in 312 AD and the unification of the empire. 💫Suspension Bridge - Sidi M'Cid: This is Constantine's famous suspension bridge, located near the palace. It spans the cliffs and not only connects the city but is also one of Constantine's most famous attractions.

#100WaysOfTravel algeria was more fun than i expected to be honest The people the weather the places the sea the air itself was so diffrent than the place that im staying in I really hope that i can revisite it again really soon I wanna experiance the cold weather there#algeria #historicallandmarks

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Along the Mediterranean coast, a landmark building, the century-old post office

Algeria·Africa The post office, with a history of more than 110 years, has become a landmark building of a city, which is the Algiers Grand Post Office in the capital of North Africa, Algeria. Algiers is a city with an interesting distribution of old and new towns. The old town is on the hillside, and if you want to visit the ancient city, you have to climb the mountain; if you want to stroll through the new town, you just walk along the Mediterranean coast. The old post office is located on the People's Square along the Mediterranean coast, lined up with many European-style buildings around it. It was designed by two French engineers and took Algerians 5 years to build. The post office is a typical Moorish-style building with three horseshoe-shaped arches and a domed arch, which is a very eye-catching building in People's Square. The post office is currently undergoing interior renovations, preparing to be converted into a museum, and we can only admire this grand building with a long history from the outside. Guarding the People's Square, this is also the busiest place in the city, with shops and coffee stalls around the square, bustling with people. Seeing Chinese tourists appear in the square, Algerians will show a bright smile. Among the three North African countries, only Algeria has the most Chinese people. They are the builders of our country's Belt and Road construction projects and are a group that is highly respected among the locals. Therefore, in Algeria, we feel the enthusiasm and respect of people from a foreign land, and some young people take the initiative to take photos with us to commemorate.

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A Memorable Stay At Afric Hotel, Algiers

#freehotelstay I had originally reserved a room at this hotel well in advance, booking a four-night stay from October 30 to November 3, believing my marathon was on November 4. When I discovered my Marathon was on the 4th, I approached the reception requesting if I could check out on the 2nd because I wanted to stay with the other runners on the eve of my marathon and return on the 4th. I was told there was no issue. However, when I discovered I could be picked up from my current hotel on the morning of the marathon by the organizers, I canceled my previous arrangement and decided to spend my entire time in Algeria at Afric Hotel. I simply extended my stay in the hotel by booking an additional two days from the 3rd to the 5th when I will fly out of Algiers. On the 3rd of November which was the day of the race, I checked out before 6 am knowing I would be picked up for the Start line at 6 am. My plan was to check into the new room I had booked when I returned after the marathon. When I came back, exhausted, smelly, dirty, and eager for a warm bath, I was informed there was no available room. The elderly receptionist who was on duty was firm in refusing to provide a room, even though I explained that Booking.com had already charged my card, and the payment was non-refundable. I attempted to show him proof, but he insisted he did not want to see any proof because he was sure there were no rooms. Too fatigued to argue further, I sat down in the reception area and messaged the hotel through the booking app. I fell asleep and woke up to the receptionist attempting to show me something on his phone. The manager was on the line and wanted to speak with me. He profusely apologized and confirmed that there were no rooms available, except for the one I had checked out of that morning. He suggested I take that room for the evening, and my room would be changed in the morning. I agreed to this arrangement, and the following morning, I was upgraded to a room with a sea view. Will I return to this hotel? Absolutely! I have nothing but praise for this hotel, and I highly recommend it. I understand that the elderly receptionist may have had an off day, so I'm willing to overlook that minor hiccup. #AfricHotel #HotelStay #CustomerExperience #TravelExperience #Hospitality #MarathonRunner #CustomerService #RoomUpgrade ##freehotelstay

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#christmastrip My trip from alger to bouira for watch best montage and snow in Algeria Is a very nice trip i get a lot of pictures and videos with my friends I wish all the best for all peoples around the world with best wishes and good hearths snow #falltrip #mytravelhacks #freehotelstay #localguides #familytrip #localguides #algeria #intags #algerianculture

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Tasilian scenery

Tassili n'Ajjer plateau is located in the central part of the Sahara Desert in southeastern Algeria, bordering Niger and Libya. There are a large number of Neolithic rock paintings in this area. In 1982, UNESCO listed Tassili n'Ajjer's Tassili as a cultural and natural heritage site in the World Heritage List.