Algiers
Algiers, Tipaza & the Casbah
Four days in the white city: the Casbah's palaces, the bay from Notre-Dame d'Afrique and the Roman ruins of Tipaza by the sea.
Roman, Punic and early Christian ruins on a headland above the sea, the Royal Mausoleum of Mauretania and the Chenoua mountain — a UNESCO site an hour from Algiers.
About 70 km west of Algiers, Tipasa (Tipaza) was a Phoenician trading post, then a Roman colony and an early Christian centre. Its ruins spread over two headlands above the Mediterranean, among pines and wild flowers, with Mount Chenoua on the horizon. The site was listed by UNESCO in 1982, and Albert Camus celebrated it in his essay "Nuptials at Tipasa".
Algiers
Four days in the white city: the Casbah's palaces, the bay from Notre-Dame d'Afrique and the Roman ruins of Tipaza by the sea.
Constantine
Thirteen days across 2,000 years of history: Oran, Roman Tipaza and Cherchell, Algiers, Djemila, Constantine, Timgad, the Aurès, the oasis of Biskra and the M'zab valley.
Timimoun
Our longest cultural journey: seventeen days from the Mediterranean to the great dunes, with Roman cities, Constantine, the Aurès, the M'zab, El Goléa and the Gourara oases of Timimoun.
Algiers
Eight unhurried days based in Algiers: the Casbah and its palaces, the great museums, the Grand Mosque, the Jardin d'Essai, a day at Roman Tipaza and an evening of chaâbi music.
Algiers
Seven easy days around Algiers: the Casbah and its palaces, the museums and botanical garden, Tipaza and Cherchell by the sea, the western coast and the Chiffa gorges.
Timimoun
Fifteen days that use domestic flights to cover the whole country: Algiers, Timimoun, El Ménia, the M'zab, Timgad, Tiddis, Djemila, Oran, Tlemcen and Tipaza.
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From Neolithic paintings to Ottoman palaces, Algeria's seven World Heritage Sites span ten thousand years. Here is what each one is, why it matters and how to visit — plus the living traditions UNESCO also recognises.
How long to stay, which regions to combine and how to sequence flights, seasons and visas — with three tried-and-tested itineraries from our team.
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