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Botanical Garden Hamma is located in the city center of Algiers…
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Muktar Dodo: The location was good with an excellent view of the sea and city, also convenient between the airport and downtown. Staff are especially courteous. Breakfast was excellent 👌🏾
34 Rue des freres, Hussein Dey
From TWD 1,759
Guest User: The hotel is located next to the sea, a ten-minute walk away. It is clean and hygienic, and the staff from the front desk to the cleaning staff are warm and polite. It was a pleasant business trip experience.
1 rue de l'Hôpital
From TWD 578
Guest User: Great hotel with good amenities. In the old part of kouba. Good experience of the traditional lifestyle in this area
Kouba
From TWD 1,915
Guest User: nice hotel, we will come back again for this hotel for sure..
P5FC+83X, Cité Boushaki D N°: 158, Unnamed Road, Bab Ezzouar
From TWD 1,332
Rakh: Lovely hotel masha Allah - standouts include both the reception staff as well as the restaurant staff who were exceptional with their attentive service. Restaurant food at Le Grand Bleu was of high quality, we experienced a lovely dinner service and we made sure to thank the head chef who was very friendly as well as the waiters. The two young male waiters were super friendly and professional, lovely to see. Breakfast service was very good too. Only thing about the hotel that would have been nicer is if the private bathroom had a bath tub in the Executive/Privilege with sea view and a cooler room during summer months. Still highly recommend this hotel.
Palm Beach Lot، N11
From TWD 1,911
Guest User: We would like to thanks Miss Anissa for her warm welcoming. always smiling and professional. The rooms are just amazing and well equiped. All the best! i'm sure you are going to improve more and more and keep this service quality for a long term Dubai Guest
Route national N°36 place de l, Q255+PPM eglise, Rue Antoine Torres، Ben Aknoun
From TWD 2,097
Guest User: A very good trip, the hotel is very good, the breakfast is very rich, there is a garden next to it, it is very close to the attractions, and the location is very good 
172 Rue Hassiba Ben Bouali
From TWD 6,746
Monique Kortoef: We have been to the City hotel three times now and we love to stay there. The people who work there are very friendly and helpful and want to give you the best experience. It’s located at a perfect place. Close to a square, stores and the metro. I recommend this hotel if you want a pleasant stay in Algiers in a nice and comfortable hotel.
72 Rue Hassiba Ben Bouali, Sidi M'Hamed
From TWD 1,460
Guest User: Good location, food little variety to choose from Normal breakfast. Quiet to rest due to its location.
24 Rue Nezzar Kbaili Aissa, 22 Rue Hocine BELADJEL, Alger Centre
From TWD 1,313
Guest User: The couple told me was very nice and clean and the staff was very polite Thank
13 Ave Rabia Mohamed, Kouba
From TWD 2,743
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Winter Mediterranean Route, You Won't Want to Come Back
This Mediterranean route, operated by the Ibero II, runs from November 2026 to March 2027, covering the vast waters from Spain to North Africa and from Portugal to Greece. But the real reason I can't help but write about it is the hidden message between the lines: what we show you is the Mediterranean behind closed doors, with the lights off, open only to a select few. Christmas Carols in the Cave, Alhambra Palace After Closing The most impressive experiences this season could each be a highlight for travel inspiration. The first is the private Christmas concert in the St. Michael's Cave in Gibraltar. The natural cave itself is already dramatic, with limestone eroded by water into a Gothic cathedral-like space, usually a spot where tourists line up to check in. But on this voyage, it will be open only to guests on the ship on winter nights, with candles lit and the choir's reverberation filling the space—it’s not a performance, but more like an ancient ritual. Just reading the description gave me goosebumps. The second is the exclusive nighttime visit to the Alhambra Palace in Malaga after closing. Yes, the Alhambra Palace, one of the hardest tickets to get worldwide. After the regular tourists leave, you follow a very small group into the Court of the Lions and the Myrtles Courtyard, with lighting focused only where you should look. The entire palace feels like a slowly unfolding parchment book before your eyes. This kind of tranquility is priceless. The third is the overnight customized journey from Casablanca to Marrakech. Delving into the Red City at night, you can choose to stay in a traditional riad, have msemen pancakes dipped in honey in the courtyard at dawn, then head to the Majorelle Garden to capture the truest blue before the crowds arrive. The core of these experiences is not material luxury but “time others can’t get.” This sense of ease is the greatest luxury itself. Overnight Stops and Late Departures, No More Rushing to Check In Honestly, the biggest pain point of most cruise trips is arriving at a great place but only having four or five hours, barely enough to connect with the city before rushing back to the ship. The smartest part of this journey is the four overnight stops in Casablanca, Lisbon, Madeira, and Malaga, plus late departures from Malaga, Cannes, Syracuse, and Gibraltar. You can stroll through the Christmas market in Funchal late into the night, enjoy a glass of poncha before wandering back to the port; or dress up in Cannes for a Michelin meal, then wrap yourself in a coat by the sea to watch New Year’s fireworks explode overhead, with the entire Riviera lit up just for you. No need to worry about the last shuttle bus; the night itself is your free time. A Gateway to Lesser-Known North Africa and the Canary Islands What excites me most about this route is its tasteful choice of destinations. It doesn’t just repeat those “heard a thousand times” big ports but includes many small places, each a delightful surprise after some research. Ceuta, a Spanish city embedded in the African continent, culturally half European and half Moroccan, with colorful architecture and blurred borders; Algiers, a historic first-time stop for the brand, with the white city skyline layered along the hillside, evoking the gray poetic tones of old films; and the Canary Islands’ Fuerteventura and La Gomera— the former a strange landscape of volcanic wasteland and white sandy beaches, the latter a primeval forest where you can hear whistled messages. They share one thing: few people, few words, and deep scenery. If you care about photography, these places are treasures. No one steals your frame, no tour group flags, the winter light is a warm golden tone with low color temperature, making every shot look like a movie still. Winter ships at sea are not just transportation; they are spiritual sanctuaries. Back to the Ship Itself. The Ibero II’s winter route offers a rhythm especially suited for modern people: not filling every minute with excitement but giving you time and space to decide what to do. All suites have private terraces where you can sip hot tea while lounging and watching the sea, or visit the Ocean Wellness Spa to soak in the heated pool, the contrast between inside and outside temperatures is very healing. The onboard cuisine follows the seasons. In winter, more warm stews, local cheeses, and nut desserts are served, paired with a glass of sherry or Madeira fortified wine. Outside the window is the gray-blue winter sea; inside, candlelight and soft conversations. The atmosphere feels more like a private club’s holiday villa than a ship carrying thousands. This journey is imbued with an “off-season” aesthetic. In the Mediterranean coastal streets and alleys, winter light stretches long, bougainvillea still blooms on balconies, local grandmothers slowly walk home with groceries, and in the squares where tourists have faded, pigeons outnumber people. This is the Mediterranean’s unfiltered true face—quiet, profound, yet rich in detail. If you don’t want a check-in style trip but a journey that lets you slow down with peace of mind and even change your travel aesthetics, then “Winter in the Mediterranean” is probably made for that. No need to rush to squeeze in summer crowds; leave this sea to winter, and it will give you a completely different Europe.
Winter in the Mediterranean is truly delightful
To be honest, before boarding this ship, my impression of the Mediterranean was always "summer," "crowds," and "sunburns." That was until a friend mysteriously showed me a photo of a candlelight concert inside the St. Michael's Cave and said, "Once you experience the Mediterranean in winter, you'll never want to go in summer again." At the time, I didn't believe it. Now—it's truly amazing. No one is fighting for a spot at the pier; the entire bay is yours. Can you imagine? In November, Barcelona still basks in just the right amount of warm sunshine, but the usual jostling crowds on La Rambla have completely disappeared. The day I boarded the ship at the pier, the sea breeze was crisp, and the harbor was quiet, as if the city hadn’t fully awakened yet. Later, I learned that this is the norm for the Silversea Cruises’ "Winter in the Mediterranean" itinerary—not a carnival-style tour, but a slow travel experience that immerses you in the local rhythm. This ship sails the Mediterranean specifically in winter, from November 2026 through March the following year, covering ten countries and 46 destinations. You read that right—winter. It deliberately avoids the peak season crowds, extends port stays, and even arranges overnight stops in places like Casablanca, Lisbon, and Malaga. This means you can leisurely enjoy dinner in Malaga and then stroll back to the ship, or spend a night in Casablanca and continue exploring the next day. No need to rush back to the ship like a race; this kind of ease is a luxury in itself. All the premium experiences are hidden "after hours." What captivated me most about this journey were those bright "exclusive" keywords that aren’t just flashy gimmicks but truly represent sights you can only see behind closed doors. For example, St. Michael's Cave in Gibraltar. Normally a daytime attraction, but during the season, a private Christmas concert is held inside the cave. Can you imagine the choir’s voices rising layer by layer, echoing off the slightly damp stone walls? Candlelight turns the stalactites amber, and everyone even softens their breathing. In moments like that, you forget your phone and just want to etch the experience into your bones. Then there’s the after-hours visit to the Alhambra Palace in Malaga. The Alhambra is so popular during the day that tickets must be booked months in advance, but on this itinerary, small groups enter quietly after closing at dusk, where you can hear the fountain’s droplets falling on the tiles. Light and shadow stretch the Arabic patterns long and thin, and when the guide tells the story of the Moors’ last sigh, you truly feel that sigh still lingering among the columns. Even more extraordinary is the custom overnight journey from Casablanca to Marrakech. You can wander the alleys of Marrakech’s old city, sip mint tea in a riad courtyard, wake up to the call to prayer, and then leisurely stroll through the spice market—not a rushed one-day tour. At sea, winter is better than summer for self-renewal. I used to think cruises were a summer thing and that winter sailing would be cold and boring. But in fact, Silversea Cruises’ "floating luxury hotel" reveals a different charm in winter. Their whole concept is called "Sea of Tranquility," which basically turns the rhythm of the sea into a restorative experience. The heated pool on deck steams in the cold air; lying in it watching the sunset, the air is cool but your body is warm, and that contrast makes you feel completely relaxed. Plus, all suites have private terraces and floor-to-ceiling windows. Winter light is low and slanted, and the sea often looks like a metallic silver-gray. Curling up on the sofa with a blanket, gazing at the sea in a daze, is far more comfortable than baking under the summer sun just to check in for a photo. Dining is also stress-free—six restaurants to choose from, all using seasonal ingredients. I had the best roasted octopus and sherry wine of the entire trip at sea. Those hard-to-pronounce, off-the-beaten-path ports are like mystery boxes. This itinerary also added several ports I had never heard of or could barely pronounce—Ceuta, San Sebastián de La Gomera, Fuerteventura, Palamós. They are like hidden gems on the map, unassuming but breathtaking once you arrive. La Gomera still preserves an ancient whistled language, and its laurel forests feel like a dream leftover from prehistoric times; Fuerteventura is so quiet you can hear the wind wailing over volcanic rocks and barren plains. Ceuta, a Spanish enclave in North Africa, offers a surreal experience standing on ancient city walls with the Mediterranean on one side and the Atlantic on the other—Europe and Africa converging right beneath your feet. Then there’s Algiers—this is the brand’s first stop in Algeria. The white city climbs the hillsides, with French architecture and mosque minarets side by side. The markets are filled with the strong scents of spices and roasted lamb, a side of the Mediterranean you won’t find in mainstream travel guides. If you’re tired of the crowds and chaos of peak season, I sincerely recommend saving the Mediterranean for winter. What you’ll get in return are things you simply can’t see in high season: silent palaces, empty dawn harbors, hymns drifting in caves, and a heart gently soothed by the winter sea.
Must-visit autumn trip to Algeria and other countries
Hey travelers! Here is your 10-day multi-country itinerary! Enjoy a stress-free trip with included transfers. Sip mint tea, eat lamb couscous and lamb tagine, ride camels through the Sahara, visit the Blue and White Town, and explore World Heritage sites. Have a blast in North Africa! / Scroll down for more highlights~ / Our Algeria and North Africa multi-country tour route borders the Mediterranean 🏖️. Once a Roman province and Ottoman territory, it's packed with exotic charm. Everyone calls it the North Africa treasure loop~ / ✈️ Itinerary: Day 1–Day 2: Arrive in Algiers, visit the Princess Tomb, Tipasa Roman ruins, and the Casbah World Heritage site Day 3: Fly to Tunis, visit the Great Mosque of Algiers and the Maqam Echahid, then fly across the Mediterranean Day 4–Day 6: Explore the Blue and White Town and Carthage ruins, enjoy mint tea, head to Kairouan and Tozeur, and ride camels through the Sahara Day 7–Day 8: Visit Berber cave dwellings and the El Jem Amphitheatre, stroll through Sousse, and visit the mosaic museum Day 9–Day 10: Fly back to Beijing, safely concluding your two-country adventure / 🌍 First, prepare visas for all countries + original passports. Keep copies stored separately; this is super useful for customs checks. 🔌 Socket standards vary by country, so bring a universal adapter + power strip to keep all your devices charged. 📱 Buy a multi-country SIM card in advance or activate international roaming for navigation and staying in touch. 👚 October in Algeria is cool in the mornings and evenings, so bring a light windbreaker + short-sleeved T-shirts to handle the temperature difference. 💊 Bring common cold and stomach medicine. Buying medicine abroad is troublesome, and local medical resources may not be convenient. 🎒 Carry a small backpack for documents, water, and sunscreen to stay light and practical while exploring desert ancient cities. 💳 Bring a few different bank cards. Some small shops only accept cash, so exchanging Euros in advance is more convenient. / Travelers, follow this guide to easily unlock your dream travel experience~
Autumn in Algeria and other countries is so beautiful it doesn't feel like Earth
Hey everyone! Here's your 15-day multi-country travel guide! It's all-inclusive and features Atlantic seafood, Tunisian clay pot meals, and fillet fish meals. It's worry-free and delicious—save this post! · - Scroll down for more exciting content and unlock more travel tips~ · - 📒 Recommended route: This itinerary is packed, allowing you to discover many hidden gems in a limited time~ Day 1: Depart, transfer, and arrive in Algiers to start your journey Day 2–Day 5: Explore the area around Algiers, visit historical sites like Tipasa, Djemila, and Timgad, and head to Biskra and El Oued Day 6–Day 9: Enter Tunisia, visit Tozeur, Sfax, and El Jem, enjoy a Tunisian clay pot meal, and visit Kairouan and Tunis Day 10–Day 12: Fly to Casablanca, Morocco, head to Rabat and Fez, and visit Volubilis and Meknes Day 13: Fly to Marrakech and enjoy a fillet fish meal and Atlantic seafood Day 14–Day 15: Transfer for your return flight and end the journey · - Must-visit attractions: Hassan II Mosque ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: Boulevard de la Corniche, Casablanca 20000, Morocco Opening hours: Refer to regular visiting hours unless otherwise specified Duration: 1–2 hours A large mosque built by the sea with exquisite decorative details—perfect for photos📸 Jemaa el-Fnaa ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: Marrakesh 40000, Morocco Opening hours: Open all day Duration: 1–3 hours A treasure of a market square that gets livelier as the night goes on, full of local atmosphere✨ Jardin Majorelle ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: Rue Yves St Laurent, Marrakech 40090, Morocco Opening hours: 8:00 AM–5:30 PM Duration: 1–2 hours The YSL-style garden, featuring a blue villa and exotic plants—great for photos💙 · - 🌍 Documents: Originals and copies of visas for multiple countries, passport, and itinerary. Make copies in advance and store them separately to prevent loss 🔌 Travel tools: Universal travel adapter, multi-country SIM card, and power bank. Ensure they are compatible with the voltage in North Africa and Europe, including Algeria 👚 Clothing: Bring a light jacket for cool mornings and evenings in October, comfortable walking shoes, and sun-protective clothing and hats to handle the strong North African sun 🧴 Daily essentials: Portable sunscreen, stomach medicine, mosquito repellent, and sealed waterproof bags for small personal items · - ↓Tap the card below to book your exclusive guided tour for a worry-free experience
10-day multi-country itinerary for Algeria and more
Hey everyone! Here is your 10-day itinerary for a multi-country trip to Algeria and more! It's all-inclusive, worry-free, and cost-effective—just follow this plan! · ------------------- Check out this comprehensive guide, 👇 scroll down to unlock more experiences~ · ------------------- ✈️ Itinerary: Day 1: Depart and arrive in Algiers, start your North African journey Day 2–Day 3: Depart from Sétif, visit the ancient city of Djemila, and arrive in Constantine for sightseeing Day 4: Travel from Constantine to Ghardaïa, start your Sahara adventure Day 5–Day 6: Explore the M'zab Valley, round trip to Algiers to visit the Tipasa ruins Day 7–Day 8: Head to Tunisia, visit the ancient city of Carthage and Sidi Bou Said, check into a seaside resort in Hammamet Day 9–Day 10: Transfer in Tunisia for your return flight, arrive at Shanghai Pudong to end your trip · ------------------- Recommended attractions: 1. Ancient City of Carthage ruins ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: 88 La Goulette Rd, Carthage, Tunisia Opening hours: 8:00 AM–7:00 PM, 8:30 AM–5:00 PM Duration: 3–5 hours The ancient charm accumulated over 3,000 years is truly breathtaking! 2. Sidi Bou Said ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: V9C2+778, Rue Hedi Zarrouk, Carthage 2026, Tunisia Opening hours: Open all day Duration: 1–2 hours A fairytale town with white houses and blue windows by the Mediterranean, perfect for stunning photos! 3. Bardo National Museum ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: Bardo center, RN 7, Tunis, Tunisia Opening hours: Closed on Mondays, Tuesday–Sunday 9:30 AM–4:10 PM Duration: 2–4 hours Tons of exquisite mosaics, with exhibits displayed by historical period, perfect for an immersive museum experience~ -------------------- Travel tips: 1. 🥘 Try local couscous with tagine. Choose small shops crowded with locals for a more authentic experience 2. ✈️ For multi-country trips, check in early. Some airport buses have early last departures, so don't miss your return trip 3. 🍂 In October, there is a large temperature difference between day and night. Bring a light jacket and sun protection, as the UV rays are strong 4. 🧂 Local olive soap and handmade carpets are popular souvenirs. Remember to shop around before buying -------------------- Want to start a relaxing journey? Tap the card below to start your exclusive itinerary now~
15-day Algeria and multi-country tour guide—save it now
Our 15-day worry-free multi-country tour guide is here! Get ready to enjoy incredibly fresh Atlantic seafood, authentic Tunisian stew, and tender, flavorful fish fillets. Save this guide now! · - Scroll down for more exciting content and don't miss this travel guide · - Our multi-country North Africa tour, including Algeria, is located on the southern shore of the Mediterranean. Once a Roman province, it offers a unique blend of wild Sahara landscapes and Mediterranean romance. It's often called the "North Africa treasure trove," and it's an incredible place to explore. 😎🏜️ · - 🌍 Itinerary at a glance: Day 1: Depart and arrive in Algiers to start your trip Day 2–Day 3: Explore the areas around Algiers, including ancient sites like Tipasa and Djemila Day 4–Day 6: Travel through Constantine, Biskra, and El Oued, and visit Tozeur, Tunisia Day 7–Day 9: Explore Sfax, El Jem, and Kairouan, and discover things to do in Tunis Day 10–Day 13: Fly to Casablanca and visit Rabat, Fes, and Marrakech Day 14–Day 15: Return to Beijing via a layover in Istanbul This itinerary is packed, allowing you to visit many unique destinations in a limited time, while also enjoying Atlantic seafood, Tunisian stew, and fish fillets · - ✨ Travel prep: 📋 Prepare the originals and copies of your visas for all countries, a scan of your passport's photo page, and an international driving permit in case you rent a car. 🔌 Bring a universal travel adapter and a multi-country power bank. Buy a local SIM card in advance to save on data costs. 🧥 Pack a light windbreaker and short-sleeved T-shirts. Temperatures fluctuate significantly between day and night in October, so also bring sunscreen and common stomach medicine. · - Tap the product card below to unlock exclusive travel essentials
You'll regret missing out on an autumn multi-country trip to Algeria and more!
Hey everyone! This 10-day multi-country itinerary is amazing! It's all-inclusive, allowing you to visit multiple World Heritage sites, drive through the Sahara Desert, and enjoy lamb couscous, lamb tagine, and local mint tea—unlocking the dual wonders of North African history and nature! · ------- Check out this comprehensive travel guide below ↓ · ------- Our multi-country North African tour takes you along the Mediterranean coast, rich in colonial and ancient history with a vibrant, eclectic style. Often called the "back garden of North Africa" 🏜️, this trip lets you experience the Saharan charm of Algeria and the unique features of its neighbors all in one go! · ------- 📒 Recommended itinerary: Day 1: Fly from Beijing to Algiers to start your North African journey Day 2–3: Explore Algiers' World Heritage sites, visit the Great Mosque and the Maqam Echahid, then fly to Tunis Day 4–5: Visit the blue and white town, Carthage ruins, Hammamet, and the Islamic holy city of Kairouan Day 6–7: Drive through the Sahara, ride camels to visit salt lakes and Star Wars filming locations, and check out Berber cave dwellings and the ancient amphitheater Day 8: Stroll along the Sousse seaside, visit the Mosaic Museum and Habib Bourguiba Avenue Day 9–10: Return to Beijing from Tunis, arrive safely, and conclude your two-country adventure, having enjoyed local specialties and mint tea along the way · ------- Must-visit attractions: 1. Medina of Tunis ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: Tunis Open: All day Duration: 3–5 hours The old town is full of Arabian flair, with ancient buildings that are both scattered and soothing. Walking through it feels like stepping into an exotic fairy tale wonderland~ 2. Carthage Ruins ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: 88 La Goulette Rd, Carthage, Tunisia Open: 08:00–19:00, 08:30–17:30 Duration: 3–5 hours With 3,000 years of history, every part of these ancient ruins is worth exploring in detail~ 3. Sidi Bou Said ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: V9C2+778, Rue Hedi Zarrouk, Carthage 2026, Tunisia Open: All day Duration: 1–2 hours A blue and white fairy tale town by the Mediterranean. Every photo you take of the white houses and blue windows will look like a masterpiece! 4. El Jem Amphitheatre ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: Route Mahdia, El Jem, Tunisia Open: 07:30–18:30, 07:30–17:30 Duration: 1–3 hours One of the world's three largest amphitheaters. Immerse yourself in the magnificent atmosphere of the ancient Roman era~ 5. Habib Bourguiba Avenue ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: Tunis Open: All day Duration: 1–3 hours A commercial center full of French romance. Perfect for shopping and sightseeing, with a great atmosphere! -------- ✈️ Travel preparation: 1. 🪪 Multi-country visa + original passport. Make a few copies in advance and store them separately to avoid losing them and affecting your trip. 2. 🔌 Universal travel adapter + power strip. Algeria uses European-style plugs; a multi-country adapter makes things easier. 3. 📱 Multi-country SIM card/portable WiFi. Purchase online in advance so it's ready upon arrival for easy navigation and communication. 4. 👕 Lightweight long sleeves + sun-protective jacket for October. There is a large temperature difference between day and night, and you'll need wind/sand protection for desert attractions. 5. 🧴 Portable toiletries + high-SPF sunscreen. Supplies may be limited in some local areas, so bringing your own is safer. 6. 📝 Notebook + translation app. English proficiency is low in some areas, so save some emergency translations in advance. -------- Enjoy a worry-free, all-inclusive trip. Click the card below to easily lock in this great-value itinerary and start your relaxing journey now~
A multi-country trip to Algeria and more during the October holiday is amazing!
Hey travelers! Here is your 10-day multi-country itinerary! All-inclusive, worry-free, and budget-friendly. Ride camels in the Sahara, explore the Blue and White Town, enjoy authentic lamb couscous, clay pot lamb stew, and mint tea. Visit World Heritage sites and unlock the stunning scenery of North Africa! / Don't scroll away yet! Keep reading for more exciting tips~ / 📒 Recommended itinerary: Day 1: Depart from Beijing ✈️ arrive in Algiers, start your North African journey Day 2-3: Explore the Old Town of Algiers, ancient Roman ruins, and World Heritage sites; visit the Great Mosque and Martyrs' Memorial Day 4-5: Fly to Tunis, explore the Blue and White Town and Carthage ruins, and taste mint tea and local delicacies Day 6-7: Go deep into the Sahara to ride camels, visit Star Wars filming locations, Chott el Djerid, and Berber troglodyte dwellings Day 8: Visit the Sousse Amphitheatre, Tunis coastline, and the Mosaic Museum Day 9-10: Connecting flight back, arrive safely in Beijing, ending your two-country adventure 🎉 / ✈️ Travel essentials: 🪪 Passport + multi-country visas (including Algeria visa): Make sure to get them all in advance, and keep copies separately to prevent loss 🔌 Universal adapter + fast charger: Socket standards vary by country, so bring all charging gear to avoid disappointment 🧥 Light windbreaker + sun protection clothing: Large temperature difference between day and night in North Africa in September; practical for both sun and wind protection 📱 Local SIM card + portable Wi-Fi: International roaming is expensive; buying local data in advance is more worry-free / Tap the product card below to unlock exclusive travel deals~
🇩🇿 Discover Algiers, Algeria – The White City of the Mediterranean
Algiers, the capital of Algeria, is one of North Africa’s most captivating cities. Known as “Algiers the White” because of its beautiful white buildings overlooking the Mediterranean Sea, the city combines rich history, stunning coastal scenery, elegant architecture, and authentic Algerian culture. 🏛️ The Casbah of Algiers The Casbah is the historic heart of Algiers and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Its narrow streets, traditional houses, historic mosques, and charming stairways reveal centuries of Algerian history and cultural heritage. 🌊 The Mediterranean Waterfront Enjoy beautiful views of the Mediterranean Sea along Algiers’ coastline. The waterfront offers scenic places to walk, relax, and admire the city’s distinctive white architecture against the blue sea. 🕌 Ketchaoua Mosque Located in the historic Casbah, Ketchaoua Mosque is one of Algiers’ most remarkable architectural landmarks. Its distinctive design reflects the city’s rich and complex history. 🏛️ Martyrs’ Memorial The Martyrs’ Memorial, known as Maqam Echahid, is one of Algeria’s most important national monuments. Standing high above the city, it honors those who died during the Algerian War of Independence and offers impressive views of Algiers. 🌿 Hamma Botanical Garden Discover the peaceful Hamma Botanical Garden, a beautiful green oasis featuring tropical plants, towering trees, landscaped pathways, and relaxing shaded areas. It is an ideal place to escape the busy city streets. 🏰 Basilica of Notre-Dame d’Afrique Perched on a hill overlooking the sea, Notre-Dame d’Afrique is a striking basilica known for its beautiful architecture and panoramic coastal views. It is one of the city’s most recognizable landmarks. 🛍️ Explore the Local Markets Wander through Algiers’ traditional markets and discover handmade crafts, local products, colorful textiles, and Algerian souvenirs. These lively markets offer a glimpse into everyday life and local traditions. 🍲 Taste Traditional Algerian Cuisine Algiers is a wonderful destination for food lovers. Enjoy traditional couscous, chakhchoukha, chorba, delicious bourek, and sweet Algerian pastries accompanied by mint tea or coffee. 🌅 Beautiful Mediterranean Sunsets As the sun sets, the white buildings of Algiers glow with warm golden colors while the Mediterranean Sea reflects the changing sky. The city’s coastal setting creates unforgettable moments for photography and relaxation. ✨ Why Visit Algiers? Algiers offers a beautiful combination of Mediterranean scenery, historic architecture, cultural heritage, and delicious cuisine. Whether you explore the ancient Casbah, admire the sea views, or discover traditional Algerian dishes, the city promises a memorable travel experience. ✈️ Discover Algiers and experience the beauty and hospitality of Algeria! 🇩🇿 #Algiers #Algeria #VisitAlgeria #Travel #Mediterranean #AlgerianCulture #NorthAfrica #ExploreAlgeria #TravelDestinations
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Hey everyone! Our 10-day multi-country tour guide for Algeria and more is here! It's all-inclusive, worry-free, and a great value. You can explore multiple countries without the hassle of planning. Save this and book now! · - Don't scroll past! All the essential tips are below. · - The multi-country North Africa tour we're talking about, including Algeria, is located on the southern shore of the Mediterranean. It's home to ancient Roman ruins 🏛️ and the sands of the Sahara 🏜️. It's known as the North Africa secret route, and it feels incredibly exotic to explore! · - ✈️ Itinerary: Day 1: Depart and arrive in Algiers, start your North Africa journey Day 2–Day 3: Depart from Algiers, visit Setif, Djemila, and Constantine Day 4–Day 6: Travel to Ghardaia, visit the M'zab Valley, then return to Algiers Day 7: Travel from Algiers to Tunisia, visit Carthage and Sidi Bou Said Day 8: Enjoy the Hammamet seaside resort area, travel to Tunis Day 9–Day 10: Transfer in Tunis and return to Shanghai Pudong, concluding the trip · - Some tips: 1. ✈️ For multi-country tours, get your Schengen or regional visas in advance. Algeria requires a separate entry visa. 2. 🛍️ For local specialties like dates and handmade copperware, compare prices at the markets to avoid overpaying. 3. 🚗 Most airports have airport buses or official taxis. We do not recommend taking unlicensed taxis. 4. 🍛 The local staple food is often couscous. You may want to check your flavor preferences before trying it. -- ↓ Book an all-inclusive group tour via the card for a worry-free, great-value experience
What people are saying about Algiers
Botanical Garden Hamma
incredible and huge garden 🤩 you can not finish seeing all the plans and very old trees in one day
_TS***y9Port of Algiers
A place worth spending time in. In addition to the seaside promenade, the museums, characteristic blocks and cafes along the way are all worth experiencing. If you stay, I recommend el aurassi, where you can enjoy the harbor view, the three-leaf tower and the Grand Mosque while sitting on the balcony.
一直在天际的云Martyrs Memorial
为纪念阿尔及利亚独立20周年（1982年）而建，象征工业、土地和文化三大革命，造型为三片斜立的棕榈叶。由波兰人设计，塔高92米，顶部设有观景层，可俯瞰阿尔及尔港和地中海。
还不曾去过倒悬山！Royal Mausoleum of Mauretania
Beautiful place
Hiba LOUMASSINEChurch of Notre Dame d'Afrique
The Cathedral of Our Lady of Africa in Algiers is a magnificent church building with obvious features of European churches, yellow exterior walls and huge domes, which give it a sacred and solemn charm. It is also a religious holy place in Algiers, so you must visit it.
juki235La grande poste of Algiers
Nice destination
_FB***99Djamaa El Kbir Mosque
Located in Algiers, the capital of Algeria, a North African country
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