Why Go to Algiers?
Algiers Is Full of Churches and Administrative Buildings Left by the French and Places Like Oran Are Testimonies of the Ottoman, Spaniards and Arabs Influence...
Algiers is full of churches and administrative buildings left by the French and places like Oran are testimonies of the Ottoman, Spaniards and Arabs influence on the continent. If you want to go, real, real old, then you'll get to visit some of the world's best preserved cave paintings, dating from 3000 BC in Taghit.
Why should I visit Algiers?
Algeria is one of the most interesting countries in North Africa and one of the friendliest. Yet, it remains an unknown destination. Pristine Sahara, gorgeous coastline, beautiful cultural sites, bustling cities, and mouth-watering food, Algeria is the place to visit if you want to get off the beaten track.
What makes Algeria special?
1. Algeria is commonly called the country of cherries and dates. This refers to the various types of weather found here; a mild climate in the north and a dry, hot one in the Saharan south. Algerian dates are known to be some of the best on earth.
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