Algiers, often called "Algiers the White," is Algeria’s vibrant capital and largest city, famed for its striking, white-washed buildings along the Mediterranean coast.
Must-See Algiers Landmarks & Culture:
The Casbah of Algiers: A UNESCO World Heritage site, this ancient district is famous for its narrow alleys, traditional houses, historic mosques, and palaces. It played a key role during Algeria’s War of Independence.
Notre Dame Basilica: Known as "Madame l'Afrique," this stunning basilica features Byzantine architecture with a Hispano-Moorish interior and offers panoramic views of the city.
Grande Mosquée d'Alger (Great Mosque): One of the largest mosques in Africa, showcasing exquisite Islamic architecture.
Cultural Events: Algiers welcomes visitors with major events like the Algiers International Book Fair and National Independence Day celebrations.
Why Visit Algiers?
Algiers is a city of rich history and cultural depth, where Ottoman and French legacies meet Algeria’s modern spirit. Whether exploring the UNESCO-listed Casbah or attending vibrant cultural festivals, Algiers offers an unforgettable North African experience.
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