The tourism segment is a contributor to the gross conjugal product of Algeria. The country receives something like 200,000 tourists every year. The capital of Algeria and eminent for its white buildings. It is a cosmopolitan city and is situated on the Bay of Algiers of the Mediterranean Sea.

The capital city of Algiers has a moneyed past and ruins at Djemila, Tipasa and Timgad. For many tourists, cleanly soaking up the atmosphere of Algeria's primordial towns, attractions and desert region is enough to make them plan their next trip to this charming country.

Monument des Martyrs is a testimonial fashioned to commemorate the Algerian war for Independence. The monument skin texture palm leaves and the Eternal Flame shelter. There are statues of soldiers on top of the leaves, which indicate the struggles of Algerians during the war.

Listed one of the UNESCO World tradition Sites in Algeria, the M’Zab Valley is found at the Ghardaia wilaya. The valley skin texture conventional settlements such as the ksour of Bou Noura.

If you covet to know more about then history of the place, it is best to visit the mountain village of Djemila in the northern piece of Algiers. The structures that can be seen in the village consist of basilicas, arches, temples and a theater.

Tipaza is the Tipaza province’s capital, which is famous for Roman ruins and a sandy beach. The nice sightseeing views at the place contain the Christian church vestiges and the Corne d’or Tourist Complex.

One of the most legendary and exciting national parks in the countryside, the Belzma National Park is found at the province of Batna. The park has a length of 262.5 kilometers and the site plays home to 447 flora species as well as 309 fauna variety.

The mosque of Tlemcen was constructed in 1082. The building depicts the Almoravid construction. Inside the mosque, people can find a unique area with minaret. Tourists can see Muslims praying and worshipping whilst they visit the mosque.

Kasbah of Algiers is a unique kind of medina, or Islamic urban. It stands in one of the finest coastal sites on the Mediterranean, overlooking the islands where a Carthaginian trading-post was reputable in the 4th century BC.