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Cover the highlights of Algiers on this full-day private tour of the history-packed Algerian capital. Wander down narrow, centuries-old streets in the atmospheric Casbah, stroll through the colonial-style Hamma Botanical Garden, and get a first-hand peek at the iconic Martyrs’ Monument, which commemorates the Algerian war for independence.

Walking tour time is flexible:  Meeting point : next to Bologhine status  Hotel pick up : available , extra (not included) Keep in mind that if you want to visit the palaces within the casbah , it should during the business hours  The sames goes for the Bastion 23

Visit the nest of the Algerian revolution and discover the mythical places where the scene of the film "The Battle of Algiers" was shot. Discover the places of the revolution as well as the #magnificent Ottoman palace and the marvelous narrow streets full of stories and legends Guided by our guide islem genuine autochthonous Algiers

You don't have too much time and want to explore something very unique ? This is made for you  you'll be flying from Algiers to Ghardaia  on a direct Air Algerie commercial flight (  early flight only available on Tuesdays , take off 7:45 am )   so that you can have two full days there all inclusive  and return to Algiers on the early Air Algerie commercial flight back from Ghardaia  NB : if you fly to Ghardaia from Algiers on other days except Tuesday , it will probably be 6:30 pm , which means you'll be spending one night extra in Ghardaia , which also might apply for extra charge  Flying will be on Air Algerie commercial flights

It is done by well qualified tour guide who are archeologist , historians and they know the casbah really well ,no problem can happen ,and we treat the client as a king ,we show everything hidden in the beauty of our country ,when we promise something we make it .

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.

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.

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.

Its great experience to visit the Historical city and enjoying the seafood at the fishing port.Enjoying the road from Algiers which makes differente feelings between the Green mountains and the Mediterranean Sea.

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

A full-day private tour of Algiers by comfortable vehicle, with museum stops included. In-depth guided tours span hundreds of years of history, from Ottoman to colonial and contemporary heritage. Enjoy free time to grab a traditional local lunch on your own, in a high-recommended restrant. Upgrade to choose door to door to private car transfers from your Algiers hotel.

Together with the professional guide, you will visit the most charming places in the city. You will have a chance to explore the city, while hearing fascinating facts and legends. What legend is hidden in the ancient museum of Bardo? What was so mysterious about the Dame of Basilique Note? How many have touched the Sesini Villa? You will be surprised how many stories are hidden in the streets, buildings and corners of Algiers. Your charming guide will tell you what is special and unique about living in this city. Perfect for those who are visiting the city for the first time and want to get the most of it!

Departure from Algiers airport to Ghardaia ( evening flight with Air Algerie ) 3 days & half in Ghardaia  ( half board ) 4 days & half in Tamanrasset ( full board ) Return flight from Tamanrasset to Algiers ( early morning flight with Air Algerie )

Its Combined the Desert Safari i Tamanrasset Assecrem where the best Sun set and Sun rise in the world.Plus Djanet the amazing desert in Africa.

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.

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

It's a great opportunity to have a unique experience at two of the best thermal locations in North Africa.

This tour explores the rich Roman ruins near Algiers. Discover the remains of Roman ruins in the port town of Cherchell and visit a museum that stores precious ancient sculptures and mosaics. Then, you'll explore one of the vast ancient Roman ruins facing the Mediterranean Sea and the tomb of the Royal Mausoleum of Mauretania (It's Cleopatra's daughter's tomb)

An exclusive tour for all the romantics of the world! Together with the professional local guide, you will visit the most romantic places in the city. What legend is hidden in the charming garden of El-Hamma Jardin? You will feel spellbound in a charming atmosphere. What is considered as one of the best places to have a date in the city? Where can you make lovely photos? You will be surprised how many historical love stories are hidden in the streets, buildings, parks of the city. From heartbreaking and tragic, to the hilarious or spicy ones. What was so tragic about the love story of Bologhine Ibn Ziri? Have you seen the “romantic view” of Algiers Bay? This tour is especially recommended in the Saint Valentine period!

An authentic way to explore all of Algeria UNESCO heritage sites with a professional devoted and passionate team that will make you feel home from the first second you meet them , this trip will enable you to understand more about Algeria traditions , culture , food , architecture You may come as a tourist but you will leave as a friend