Golden dunes thousands of them have grown side-by-sid. White houses are clustered around date palms.Wonderful cityscape and mysterious desert. Excellent perspective. amazing Great Eastern Sand Sea unique sample of interaction between human being and nature. this region is result of “the combined works of nature and of man”, Med-O-Med resolve...

Edge of the Sahara. It is the centre of the Zab (Ziban) group of oases south of a wide, open depression between the Aurès Massif and the Tell Atlas Mountains. roman name Vescera, a fortified Roman post, Biskra prospered after Arab conquest in the 9th century.

Thamugadi, ancient Roman city. best-preserved Roman remains in North Africa.founded by the emperor Trajan in AD 100, proved to be of strategic importance in the defense of Numidia.In the late 4th century it became the seat of the bishop Optatus, one of the most ardent supporters of Donatism, a heretical...

Algiers was founded by the Phoenicians. It was known to the Carthaginians and the Romans as Icosium. was damaged by the Vandals in the 5th century CE. It was revived as a centre of commerce in the Mediterranean under a series of Berber (Amazigh) dynasties beginning in the 10th century.In...

ALGERIA is Crossroads of three worlds Mediterranean Muslim and African,home of the art and
civilization, Algeria is a land of welcome, meetings and exchanges.
It presents a number of various regions and very distinctive by their natural environment,
history and there civilizational appearance.
Besides a littoral composed of creeks with...

The beautiful coastline and spectacular mountain ranges of the North West region of Algeria attracts thousands of visitors to the destinations in this region each year. Visitors to the North West region have a vast variety of destinations to choose from, including Saida, Ain Temouchent, Tiaret, Mascara, Oran, Relizane, Mostaganem...

Setif the ancient Sitifis, it became important when the Roman emperor Nerva established a veterans’ colony there in 97 CE. Sitifis became the chief town of the province of Mauretania Sitifensis (created 297 CE) and remained so under Byzantine rule. Remains of the great Byzantine fortress are to the north....

The OASIS in the Sahara and throughout the world have become important stops along trade routes. Merchants and traders who travel along these routes must stop at oasis to replenish food and water supplies and rest their caravans . This means that whoever controls an oasis also controls the trade...

Constantine Phoenician Cirta, city, northeast Algeria. the ancient Constantine was one of the most important towns of Numidia and the residence of the kings of the Massyli.**Cirta** received a Roman settlement during the reign of Julius Caesar and later served as head of a confederation of four Roman colonies on...

basaltic organs of the Hoggar, unforgettable sunsets and sunrises, oceans of dunes in changing colors, rock carvings on rocks, stealth gazelles on the edge of wadis, Tassilis as far as the eye can see, eroded and chiseled by time, immensity of Ténéré ... all landscapes are revealed here in their...

The diversity of landscapes: plains, terraces, villages, gorges, etc. the impressive variety of landscapes offered by the Tassili of Hoggar. Every day a magical landscape and different from others. Discover the secret and magical corners of Tassili of Hoggar and Tassili n'Ajjer. Itinerary among the greatest beauties of the Sahara....

The massif of Tadrart unfolds an ocean of ocher dunes punctuated with peaks and jagged fortresses, the rock art is omnipresent. Further to the west, the Tassilis of Monkor and Barkat open their elegant sandstone arches on the infinity of the Tenere. Paintings and engravings by the hundreds, sheltered from...

Algeria is an ancient country with many fascinating historical attractions. The various Roman ruins scattered along its coast and high plateaus bear witness to its rich history. Roman EMPIRE had established about 500 settlements throughout North Africa, and the Berber territory was annexed by the Roman Empire in the year...

ALGERIA is filled with magnificent landscapes, vibrant cities and a variety of attractions to look forward to. It is difficult to decide which destination to visit first, but each city and town located in this region has its own unique features and guarantees to provide unforgettable memories.

**St. Augustine** of Hippone, one of the most important theologians in Roman **Catholicism**, was born in Taghaste (Souk Ahras) and taught in Hippo (Annaba). Later on, a wave of Arab conquests into the Maghreb in the latter half of the 7th century and the early 8th century introduced Islam. Nowadays,...