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Top 10 Things to do Good for Big Groups in Algeria, Algeria
Coordinates: 28°N 2°E / 28°N 2°E / 28; 2
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1. La vache qui pleure
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 24 reviews
Reviewed By GaiteiroIngles - Farnham, United Kingdom
I went with the excellent Tinariwen Tours, after a week's 4x4 tour round the Tadrart Rouge. this seems to be one of the most ancient pieces of prehistoric rock art in the Sahara, and one of the rare ones surviving from the 'wet season' (as it was then) when people dispersed over the lowlands. Most rock art is from higher altitude 'dry season' shelters.
2. Caves of Jijel
3. Cuicul Roman Ruins
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5.0 based on 61 reviews
Reviewed By Patrick34238 - Sarasota, United States
The Djemila (translation: beautiful) Roman ruins of the ancient city Cuicul are easily accessible by road from Constantine or Setif. Except for a few buildings, only the street paving and the foundations are preserved. That's why a guide is needed (they're not working on Tuesdays) or a guidebook (a good one is for sale at the shop but is available in French only). The theater, a temple, a Christian monument are well preserved. I preferred Timgad for its typical Roman checkerboard plan but Djemila offers another type of city and some better preserved buildings.
4. Emir Abdelkader Mosquee
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5.0 based on 89 reviews
Reviewed By leonard1564654
i been there many times i think is most beautiful mosque in algeria or maybe in Africa large space clean and calm friendly people near to the center transport near to the mosque tramway
5. Ghoufi
6. Kasbah of Algiers
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4.5 based on 436 reviews
The upper old part of Algiers has interesting Moorish houses, minarets and old citadel.
Reviewed By KristiDNYC - New York City, United States
Many people say that you can't walk alone in the Kasbah, but that's not true. In the daytime, you can walk freely and explore on your own. Just keep your wits about you and turn back if you feel uncomfortable. It's such a shame that the government has let these beautiful buildings crumble. Several older people came up to us and said, "You should have visited a long time ago, it used to be so beautiful here,."
7. Timgad
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4.5 based on 94 reviews
This ancient city still demonstrates Roman grid town planning.
Reviewed By houriar2015 - Algiers, Algeria
Loved the peaceful and relaxing old city of Timgad. Perfect please to remember how life used to be before technology
8. Tassili N'Ajjer National Park
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4.5 based on 26 reviews
A vast plateau on the edge of the Sahara is famous for the 8,000 years old cave paintings.
Reviewed By inappropriateyt
I was on the Plateau last October 2019, I went there on a trip organized by the travel agency Immesoukal Voyages. I had a Touareg team only for me : Hamid Housseyni, the guide, Khaled Hamdaoui, the cooker, Hadj Mohamed the donkey-driver and his son Achour. Highly recommend you guys to visit Plateau of Tassili by trekking.
9. Basilique Notre Dame d'Afrique
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4.5 based on 703 reviews
Basilica in Algiers overlooking the bay of the capital city. Completed in 1872, this splendid building of neo-bysantine architecture is ornately decorated in the inside in the Spanish-Moorish decor. Unique in its genre, it is probably one of the only churches in the world where the invocation to the Virgin Mary, Our Lady of Africa reads "Notre Dame d'Afrique, priez pour nous et pour les musulmans - Our Lady of Africa, pray for us and for Muslims". It is dear to the Algerian people who see it as 'their' church. PLEASE NOTE - Appropriate dress required to enter the Basilica
Reviewed By RashidSultan - Madison, United States
Beautiful church. Drive here isn’t easy. Views from the church are spectacular. Worth the visit. It isn’t open all day. They do have a gift shop. They have regular service if you want to attend check with the church. Parking is free and plenty. You’re only allowed to take pictures when you enter the church from inside from that point you cannot take anymore pictures.
