Ancient Algeria Discovery Holiday

Discover Algeria's archaeological treasures and World Heritage Sites

Algeria's history is extremely rich and has kept many relics of the various civilisations that have prospered there. One of the most remarkable vestiges left from the passage of time is the architectural legacy left by the Romans. It is the result of five centuries of Roman domination which started in 46 AD, leaving a rich tapestry of artwork, architecture and mosaics. Our itinerary focuses on some of the Unesco World Heritage Sites that Algeria boasts.

Travelling from one wonderful region to another we discover some of the most interesting archaeological sites remaining in the Mediterranean and Northern African areas.

Itinerary

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Countries visited: Algeria

Day 1

Fly to Algiers. Afternoon sightseeing tour of Algiers including Notre-Dame, the 16th century Kasbah and the Bardo Museum.

Day 2

Drive to Ghardaia and the M'zab region, known for its unique beauty.

Day 3

Tour of Ghardaia including the mosque, the cave of Daia, Beni Yezguen and the lively markets.

Day 4

Drive 400km to M'sila; en route visit the castle of Beni Hamad.

Day 5

Drive to and visit Timgad, created in 100 AD by the Emperor Trajan; continue to Batna.

Day 6

To Constantine; half day sightseeing tour of the city including the Passerelle Perregaux, El-Kantara bridge, the suspension bridge over the gorge of Sidi M'Cid, the memorial arch and Great Mosque.

Day 7

Visit Djemila en route to Setif, considered to be the most remarkable Roman site in Algeria.

Day 8

Drive to and visit Tipaza; later visit the town of Cherchel before driving to Algiers.

Day 9

Fly to London

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Ghardaia