In terms of sightseeing, the most interesting area is the Old City where many magnificent architectural buildings have been preserved. This is the place where you can find three beautiful mosques, each one with its own unique history. The oldest mosque in the city is the Djemaa al-Kebir, which is perfectly preserved and is a true example of national architecture. No less interesting is the Djama’a al-Djedid mosque, the construction of which was completed in the middle of the 17th century. One of the city's "youngest" mosques is the Djamaa Ketchaoua built in the late 18th century by order of dee Hassan.
Despite the fact that a choice of hotels in Algiers is quite modest, travelers still can find a suitable place to stay. One of the most prestigious hotels of the capital is Sofitel Algiers … 
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The capital of the eponymous state is located in the endless African desert; it hides a lot of interesting sights and secret places. To solve at least some of the mysteries of Algeria … Open
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The local mausolee Sidi Abderrahmane is especially honored by the local residents. The reason for this being that special energy emanates from the place. The fortress of Algeria (Casbah) is also popular among both tourists and locals. Narrow streets, incredible patterns carved on each brick – all this fascinates and immerses you in a special atmosphere which is typical only to this place. It is often said that the place is a labyrinth. You should not find this surprising because the fortress and the surrounding area are so huge that you can easily get lost while wandering along the narrow streets. It is definitely a fantastic and exotic place, as well as the most colorful place in Algeria. Therefore, it should be on every visitor’s list of must-visit places.
One of the most attractive places for shopping in Algeria is BabEzzouar trading center. This is where you should go in search of trendy clothes, shoes and accessories. A few years ago, a … Open
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Palais des Rais, another beautiful symbol of Algeria, is a museum today. The building was constructed in the year 1798. Once, the place served as an important trading point. However, today only wooden props of walls and ceilings as well as a few cannons are what’s left of the original building. It has been refurbished and it is an important historical monument. It also hosts interesting exhibitions and art installations. On the territory, there is a historical monument Le Bastion 23, associated with the French occupation of the country. Moreover, the uniqueness of the place is that it offers a beautiful view of the sea.
Algiers is a capital of the country of the same name. This old city is rich in famous sights and different types of entertainment. The city traditionally attracts different travellers and it … Open
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Iconic cultural sights of Algeria
In the capital, tourists will find it interesting to visit the Bardo National Museum of Prehistory and Ethnography. It exhibits artifacts found in the Sahara Desert, such as elements of ancient ceramics, petroglyphs, and ancient pictures. There are also two halls dedicated to the indigenous people of the country. This museum offers a well-structured exhibition with numerous maps, colorful photographs, and reconstructed items that cast the light upon the household and lifestyle of people who lived in the territory of modern Algeria many centuries ago. Don’t forget to visit the Museum of Antiquities in the capital. This is the oldest museum in the city that opened yet in the 19th century. Its exhibition is dedicated to the culture and history of antiquity, the Middle East, and the Islamic world.
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