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Historical sites in Algeria
Casbah of Algiers
A UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Casbah is the historic core of Algiers, featuring narrow alleys, Ottoman-era palaces, and traditional houses.
Ketchaoua Mosque
Built in the 17th century, Ketchaoua Mosque is a remarkable blend of Ottoman and Byzantine architecture.
El Jedid Mosque
Located near the Casbah, El Jedid Mosque was constructed in the 17th century during Ottoman rule.
Dar Hassan Pacha
It showcases exquisite Moorish architecture, with intricate tilework, carved wood ceilings, and a spacious courtyard.
Palais des Raïs (Bastion 23)
A beautifully restored Ottoman palace complex, Bastion 23 is now a cultural center and museum.
Le Monument des Martyrs (Maqam Echahid)
Erected in 1982, this iconic monument commemorates Algeria’s struggle for independence.
Great Mosque of Algiers (Djamaa el Kebir)
Built in the 11th century, this is one of the oldest mosques in Algeria and a masterpiece of Almoravid architecture.
Djamaa el Djedid (New Mosque)
Constructed in the 17th century, Djamaa el Djedid reflects strong Ottoman architectural influence.
Notre Dame d'Afrique
This 19th-century Catholic basilica sits on a hill overlooking the Bay of Algiers. Built by French settlers, it showcases neo-Byzantine architecture, with beautiful stained glass windows and an impressive dome.
