Monuments that you should visit in Algeria5

Arabiaweather.com - Ismail Kacimi - Algeria has many tourist and natural attractions that deserve to be seen and visited. Among these monuments, historical sites are of great importance, especially those classified as national or world heritage.

In this list is a group of historical cities, all of which are classified within the UNESCO World Heritage, in addition to the Bani Hammad Castle and the Tassili N'Ajer Cultural Natural Reserve.

Kasbah, the capital

Icosium was a commercial port in the Roman era, and since then the capital has passed through various eras that made it a Mediterranean jewel that dazzles you with a mixture of Ottoman architecture in its palaces and French in its white facades, in addition to the unique character of the ancient Kasbah neighborhood through buildings and narrow winding alleys. The neighborhood that should never be missed in Algiers.

M'zab Valley, Ghardaia

Not to mention the unique architectural character of the fertile gutter valley neighborhoods in the state of Ghardaia, about 600 km south of the capital, which are called palaces, which are integrated cities with walls, and the ancient cities can only be entered with an official guide, but it is really worth it, especially to the palace Bani Yazqin. Carpets and traditional souvenirs are a must-have in Ghardaïa's main square.

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It is an amazing ancient Roman city that you must visit, incredibly unique but you may find yourself the only visitor when you get there, you will go on a historical journey in addition to real relaxation in the place surrounded by green hills and pine forests, and these ruins are located near The city of Setif, which is also worth a visit.

Tipaza

It is easily accessible from Algiers, the wonderful city that contains exceptional Roman and Punic ruins in addition to the Mauritanian royal mausoleum, which is a dome of large size as if from the pyramids of Algeria, and overlooks the Mediterranean Sea from the Sahel Mountain, and the state also includes a number of Roman and Numidian ruins in Cherchell, not to mention Picturesque beaches and tourist resorts.

Timgad

Another ancient city in the east of Algeria, it is one of the 7 sites classified as part of the UNESCO World Heritage in Algeria. It was built by the Romans in the year 100 AD for military and defensive purposes, then it turned into a civilized city, and what distinguishes it is the design of its streets as if it were a chess board. The city is located 36 kilometers from the center of the state, Batna, which also includes other monuments such as the Mausoleum of Madagasin and the ruins of Tazult.