Visit Algeria

Religious Tourism

Algeria is a land steeped in history and culture, and its religious heritage is a significant part of its identity. From ancient mosques and zaouïas

Cultural Tourism

In addition to its rich intangible heritage, Algeria has seven cultural sites classified as UNESCO World Heritage: The Citadel of Beni Hammad (1980) The M’Zab

Thermal Tourism

Algeria has immense potential for the development of thermal tourism, with more than 282 identified thermal springs across the country, all with curative properties. 30

Saharan Tourism

The Algerian Sahara, the second largest desert in the world, covers nearly 2 million square meters and contains a rich and diverse natural, cultural and

Mountain and Discovery Tourism

Algeria is characterized by its exceptional geographical diversity. The country offers the possibility of going from a sea bath to climbing snowy peaks in the

Beach Tourism

The Algerian coastline stretches for 1,200 kilometers of fine sand beaches with turquoise waters. It shelters along its route the main cities of the country

International Cultural and Tourism Festivals and Fairs Organized Annually in Algeria: International Tourism and Travel Fair (SITEV): Held annually International Saharan Tourism Festival: Held annually

Some Examples of Traditional Algerian Craftsmanship

Pottery and Ceramics: The manufacture of utensils for cooking and tableware is one of the oldest crafts practiced in Algeria. Clay is extracted from wadis,

Algerian Culture

Algeria, a strategic crossroads and a welcoming land for various civilizations that have invaded and enriched it with their imprint, possesses a cultural heritage of

Geography and Climate

Geography Algeria is characterized by remarkable geographical diversity, offering a variety of landscapes that stretch from the Mediterranean coast to the vast desert expanses of