The 10 Best Historical & Heritage Tours in Algeria, Algeria

If you want to discover Algiers through the eye of a local, cultural experiences, stories, tastings and unique anecdotes about this city, you will certainly love this tour! It will not only be a learning experience of history through museum visits. We will cross the most important streets, each with its own history. You will discover the striking architecture of Algiers la Blanche and the shops along its boulevards. the unique tastes and flavors of the local cuisine. We will visit various merchants and shops offering unique souvenirs, products and craft accessories. and we will end our visit with a tasting of tea and traditional pastries before walking along the bay to our point of return.

Inclusions: Snacks, Bottled water, Coffee and/or Tea, Soda/Pop

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Timgad is an impressive Roman site where one can walk through well-preserved ruins of an old Roman town. It was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1982. Its Roman name was Thamugadi, and it was believed to have reached a population of up to 15,000 people, many of who were army veterans. This city was built in about 100 AD under the reign of Emperor Trajan and it was an important center for both Catholic and Donatist Christians. As you enter the site, you will pass by the museum, which is home to grand mosaics along with other important artifacts found at this site. As you continue walking down the decumanus maximus, or the east-west road, you will pass by one of North Africa’s last remaining ruins of a library. The site also contains a large theatre, the arch of Trajan, temples, and baths. Make sure you do not rush through this expansive site, which awaits your discovery. If you are looking for a great panorama view of Timgad make sure to climb to the top of the theatre.

Inclusions: Air-conditioned vehicle, Lunch, All Fees and Taxes, Hotel pick up & drop off in Constantine, Professional Guide

Exclusions: souvenirs & tips

Two Main UNISCO Heritage Sites included,Djmila and Timgad.Plus the visit to Constantine and Algiers attractions.

Inclusions: Breakfast, Breakfast, Lunch

Exclusions: Alcohole

From the busiest alleyways to the narrowest and most unknown alleyways, El Hadi our famous multi-language guide will take you on a journey back to the time of the Deys by telling you the anecdotes and legendary stories of the Casbah and its townspeople. The visit will include the high and low Kasbah, with its mosques, mausoleums, museums and craftsmen's shops.

Inclusions: In authentic homes, a traditional meal served according to the request, taste and need of the customer.

Exclusions: Gratuities

This is a 3 hours guided tour to visit one of the main sightseeing in Algiers, the Martyrs' Memorial.

Inclusions: All taxes, fees and handling charges, Pick up from the hotel and drop off, Local guide

Exclusions: Food and drinks

Set out to a fascinating journey to Timgad or Thamugadi known by its original name, founded in 100 AD by Trajan to the veterans of Rome, back in time to see and explore one of the enormous Roman ruins known as the Pompeii of Africa and were once buried under the sand. One hour and a half from Constantine, roughly 130 Km by car you will get to the vast ruins of Timgad is known for its huge size, about 50 hectares, symmetrical grid plan and two main oriented streets, large forum, baths, library and imposing Capitol with an incredible state of preservation. In this Timgad tour ,you’ll walk through the eerily abandoned streets of the ancient city and see one of the most spectacular structures in Roman Africa and with the help of our guides they will be able to bring the ruins dramatically to life and you’ll gain a unique insight into domestic life in antiquity.

Inclusions: All transfers, English speaker local guide, Entrance fees, Invitation letter and visa assistance

Exclusions: Lunch, Drinks, Souvenirs

Mouflon tourism is a certified agency that can give you an unforgettable experience and make you more comfortable during your travelling and help you our to explore every city of Algeria without any trouble. We are unique in our service and we love to give our clients the best quality of our service.

Inclusions: Local Tour Guide

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This is a private tour only for yourself and for the people that are travelling with you , it's a 10 days trip with 8 full days package that will enable to have an in-depth overview of Algeria as you'll be visiting various UNESCO sites and a lot of hidden gems that includes : Algiers / Tipaza / Djemila / Timgad / Constantine /Ghardaia / Oran / Tlemcen we'll arrange and organise everything , it's worry-free ! just come & enjoy & have fun

Inclusions: Dinner, Dinner, Lunch, Lunch, Lunch, Lunch, 10 nights accomodation with breakfast, All airport transfers, Flight tickets ( Algiers to Constantine to Ghardaia to Oran to Algiers), Local guide in each city, all entrance tickets, transportation & vehicle

Exclusions: visa expenses, international flight ticket, travel insurance, souvenirs & tips

Taghit is an Oasis town in Western Algeria. Why is it called one of the most beautiful Oasis in the Sahara region? What are Taghit famous for?. Ksar of Taghit is a walled old city constructed using traditional mud-bricks which is still partly inhabited even today walk through the old town with the mud-brick houses and narrow alley-ways. Was Algeria colonized? By whom was Algeria colonized? You will find out when your professional guide takes you to Djebel Baron, the ruins of a French colonial outpost, the Fort de l'Éperon, overlooking the old city of Taghit.

Inclusions: Guide fees

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A small Phoenician colony on Algiers's former islands was established and taken over by the Carthaginians sometime before the 3rd century bc. After the Punic Wars, the Romans eventually took over administration of the town, which they called Icosium. Its ruins now form part of the modern city's marine quarter, with the Rue de la Marine following a former Roman road. Roman cemeteries existed near Bab-el-Oued and Bab Azoun. The city was given Latin rights by the emperor Vespasian. The bishops of Icosium are mentioned as late as the 5th century, but the ancient town fell into obscurity during the Muslim conquest of North Africa.

Inclusions: Private transportation

Exclusions: Alcoholic Beverages