Djemila UNESCO World Heritage Site: Built in the 1st century AD, Djemila is widely regarded as one of the best-preserved Roman ruins in the world. Wander through ancient forums, basilicas, and theatres that bring this remarkable archaeological site vividly to life.Ghardaïa and the M’Zab Valley: Explore Ghardaïa, a fortified city founded nearly a thousand years ago in the spectacular M’Zab Valley. Oran – The Bride of the Mediterranean: Visit Oran, Algeria’s elegant coastal city on the Mediterranean Sea, often called the “Bride of the Mediterranean.” Renowned as the most Spanish-influenced city in Algeria, Oran offers a lively blend of Mediterranean charm, colonial history, and vibrant cultural scenes. Tlemcen – Crossroads of Civilisations: Discover Tlemcen, a city with a rich heritage that spans ancient Roman, Arab-Islamic, and French colonial influences. Wander through its historic mosques, bustling souks, and Roman ruins, uncovering layers of Algeria’s diverse history.
