Algiers stretches along the Mediterranean coast and carries stories from ancient Phoenician times to the present day. Its white buildings, historic quarters, and layered heritage make it a captivating North African capital.

Our Impression
Algiers feels like a city suspended between sea and history. Its white facades glow in the Mediterranean light, and even the steep hills seem to move at a slower rhythm, as if the city prefers to reveal itself one layer at a time.

Did You Know…
The Casbah of Algiers is a UNESCO World Heritage site, known for its maze-like streets and centuries-old houses that reflect the city’s deep cultural and architectural heritage.