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Attractions • Casbah of Algiers: A UNESCO World Heritage Site built in the 6th century BC, with narrow streets and ancient buildings showcasing traditional Algerian and Islamic architectural styles. • Notre Dame d'Afrique: A Roman Catholic church completed in 1872, built in the Neo-Byzantine style, with a cross-shaped layout. • Port of Algiers and surrounding areas: The most important seaport in Algeria and North Africa, with picturesque scenery and French-style architecture. Nearby attractions include Ditouche Street, the Central Post Office, Bastion 23, and the Casbah. • Martyrs' Memorial: Built to commemorate the 20th anniversary of Algeria's independence, completed in 1982. The design is inspired by three palm or date leaves, symbolizing the industrial, agricultural, and cultural revolutions. Cuisine • Couscous: A traditional Algerian dish made from steamed semolina, served with vegetables, meat, or seafood, with a rich taste. • Grilled meat: Algiers is famous for its grilled meat, including lamb and chicken, usually served with fries and salad. • Harira soup: A rich soup made with tomatoes, onions, garlic, beans, and spices. Accommodation • City hotels: Hotels in downtown Algiers are convenient for travel, with nearby restaurants, shopping centers, and attractions. For example, the Ritz-Carlton Algiers. • Beach resorts: If you like sea views, you can stay at a beach resort, such as the Algiers Beach Resort, where you can enjoy the sun and sand. Transportation • External transportation: You can fly to Houari Boumediene International Airport in Algiers, or take a train to Algiers Central Station. • City transportation: Algiers has subways, buses, and taxis. The subway is the most convenient way to get to the city center and major attractions. Travel tips • Algeria is a Muslim country, so respect local religious and cultural customs, dress appropriately, and avoid revealing clothing. • When shopping in markets, you can bargain, but don't lower the price too much to avoid unnecessary conflict. • Algiers is hot in summer, so take precautions against sunburn and heatstroke.
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Posted: Jan 19, 2025
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