Tourism Events in Algiers : Part I

Algiers

Is the country's largest city and is located on the Mediterranean coast in the middle of the coastal road linking Tunisia to the east of Morocco, which is the most beautiful cities of the sea coast the Mediterranean, and spread revived and premises over a range of hills overlooking the sea, as the spread on the slopes and slopes in the flat plain underneath palm forests and trees of Lemons, oranges and olives.

Mr. Faraj port semi Sidi Faraj Island 

Is a tourist resort located west of Algiers on the enchanting beauty Coast, where tourist vehicles and several important facilities were built according to the method Algrdawih available, was designed by the tourist boat famous French architect Fernand Bouillon at the request of the Algerian authorities. Mr. Faraj, Staouéli, Algiers

Notre Dame Africa

Opened in 1872 after 14 years of construction, has been designed in accordance with the modern architecture of the Byzantine. Summed up the importance inter written on the church: "Our Lady of Africa, pray for us and the Muslims." Bologhine neighborhood, Algiers

  

The shrine of the martyr 

Also called Riad conquest, is a monument of the Algerian revolution, overlooking the city of Algiers, and built this place in 1982 on the occasion of the twentieth anniversary of the revival of the independence of Algeria, and in memory of the victims of the war of liberation. And serves as a symbol of the martyr to the liberation of the three periods. Serious Khalifa Aoulmana, Algiers

Experiments garden 

Located in the heart of the capital, is actually a museum of nature, as it includes 2500 species of perennial plants and trees hundreds of years, and more than 25 species of palm trees, and garden on the classic French style and the other according to the British model. Featuring Hamma Garden atmosphere from the capital's climate, where the degree of capital temperature ranging between 6 degrees and 38 degrees in summer winter, while the temperature does not go down in the park about 15 degrees in winter and no more than 25 degrees during the summer.