Top Algeria Historical Tours - page 3

The Algerian province of Constantine is home to millennia-old Roman ruins, but knowing where to go—and what you’re looking at, once you get there—is challenging without a guide. Get a hands-on introduction to the ruins of Tiddis during this full-day private tour. From ancient temples and cisterns to baths and mosaics, you’ll see the traces of the one-time military outpost. Admission tickets and lunch are included.

Ghoufi Canyon is an old historical and archaeological site located 90 km south of Batna. Composed of sedimentary and metamorphic rocks. On the banks of the river called Abiod also known as Ighzir Amellal, is an oasis with palm groves, orchards and vegetable gardens. The troglodyte homes or domesticated cave dwellings of the Ghoufi's balconies offer a history as rich as the region itself, they are scraped into a cliff and stacked like irregular sugar cubes. Their construction dates back nearly four centuries and presents an urban plan modeled on villages on each balcony in the form of buildings. You can also see hotel’s guest rooms that are in a honeycomb of cliff caves built by the French. This tour will tell you the full potential of the Guffy Canyon.

Nabil (and his staff) are knowledgeable of the area and can show you unique places not normally visited by tourists on their own. They will ensure your comfort and safety while you are guests in their "home." They will take you to safe restaurants if you choose to enjoy a moroccan meal, and will assist you in negotiating the best prices should you choose to take home any beautiful moroccan wares. Shukran. Thank you.

The Kabylia region of Algeria is renowned for its indigenous Amazigh heritage, but getting there—and getting around—can be intimidating for first-time visitors. Get hands-on visa assistance and an official invitation letter ahead of this full-day private tour of Bejaia, a picturesque port city. Then, join your own personal guide as you tour the medieval Casbah by foot, followed by panoramic sea views from Monkey Point.

Discover Algiers in an unforgettable day! Explore the charming UNESCO World Heritage Kasbah, admire the Basilica of Our Lady of Africa with its breathtaking views of the Mediterranean, and enjoy a delicious traditional Algerian meal. Relax at the Jardin d'Essai, then marvel at the National Museum of Fine Arts. Our passionate guide promises you an authentic and memorable experience. Book now and let yourself be seduced by the magic of Algiers!

Enjoy a private, exclusive tour with your own local guide. Annaba is a port city in northeast Algeria. Local attractions include the main street with a broad central promenade, architecture that reflects the city’s French colonial past. Why is there a church in a predominantly Muslim City? Your Expert guide will explain that and many more. The church of St. Augustine Basilica, completed in 1900, towers on a hill to the south. Below it sprawls the ruined city of Hippo Regius, with the remains of Roman villas and baths. Why is Annaba an important city in Africa? The city boasts of the largest steel complex in Africa. What is unique about the city? Annaba is at the center of one of the most beautiful coastal regions in the western Mediterranean. Please note: The program and attractions may vary based on booking date/time and crowd conditions, ensuring each visit is a unique experience.