Discover Algeria's Rich Heritage

Algiers

Algeria's capital overlooking the Mediterranean, shaped by centuries of history.

Algiers combines Mediterranean scenery with historic architecture, traditional neighborhoods, mosques, palaces, and winding streets.

The Algerian Sahara

Vast desert landscapes, sandstone formations, and ancient traces of human history.

Southern Algeria forms part of the Sahara, with dramatic desert scenery, rocky landscapes, sand dunes, and ancient rock art.

Constantine

The City of Bridges, built dramatically above deep natural gorges.

• Bridges — distinctive bridges cross the city's deep gorges.
• Rhumel Gorge — a striking natural feature surrounding the city.
• Historic Roots — Constantine has a long history dating back to the ancient city of Cirta.
• Architecture — historic buildings and landmarks reflect the city's diverse past.

Algerian Cuisine

Traditional flavors influenced by North African and Mediterranean food traditions.

• Couscous — a traditional staple enjoyed throughout Algeria.
• Chakhchoukha — pieces of flatbread served with a flavorful stew.
• Rechta — traditional noodles commonly served with sauce and chicken.
• Pastries — sweets often made with ingredients such as almonds, dates, honey, and spices.

Mediterranean Coast

Blue waters, coastal scenery, beaches, and historic seaside towns.

Northern Algeria follows the Mediterranean coast, with beaches, rocky shores, coastal cities, and historic sites overlooking the sea.