Meeting Point

Gate of Metro Station Martyrs Place

The enchanting Casbah

The enchanting Algiers Casbah is a UNESCO-listed historic quarter, rich in culture and heritage. This maze of narrow alleys, whitewashed houses, and bustling markets showcases Ottoman-era palaces, ancient mosques, and breathtaking views of the Mediterranean. A true gem of Algiers, the Casbah offers visitors a journey through time, revealing centuries of Algerian history and tradition.

The intriguing Museum Bastion 23

It is a historic and cultural landmark showcasing Ottoman-era architecture. Overlooking the Mediterranean, this 16th-century fortress features beautifully preserved palaces, intricate tilework, and scenic courtyards. It serves as both a museum and a cultural space, offering visitors a glimpse into Algeria’s rich history and artistic heritage.

-The awe-inspiring Basilica Notre Dame d'Afrique

Notre Dame d'Afrique is a stunning 19th-century basilica perched on a hill overlooking Algiers. Built in a neo-Byzantine style, it features beautiful mosaics, intricate architecture, and breathtaking views of the Mediterranean. A symbol of religious harmony, the basilica carries the inscription: "Notre Dame d’Afrique priez pour nous et pour les musulmans."

-The Memorial of Martyr, accompanied by its two compelling museums

The Martyrs' Memorial (Maqam Echahid) in Algiers is an iconic monument honoring those who fought for Algeria’s independence, symbolizing resilience and sacrifice. Beneath the memorial lies the **National Mujahideen Museum**, showcasing artifacts, photographs, and exhibits detailing Algeria’s struggle for freedom.

- The Great Mosque - Djamaa Eldjazaier

The Great Mosque of Algiers ( Djamaa El Djazaïr ) is the third-largest mosque in the world and the largest in Africa. Inaugurated in 2019, it features a stunning blend of modern and traditional Islamic architecture. Its 265-meter minaret, the tallest in the world, offers breathtaking views of Algiers. The mosque also includes a vast prayer hall, a cultural center, and a library, making it a spiritual and architectural landmark.

- The Botanical Garden of Hamma

The Botanical Garden of Hamma in Algiers is a lush oasis spanning over 30 hectares. Established in 1832, it features a vast collection of exotic plants, scenic pathways, and beautifully landscaped gardens. A haven for nature lovers, it also serves as an open-air museum of biodiversity and a peaceful escape in the heart of the city.

Ending Point

Metro Martyrs Place