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Algeria Walking / Strolling Attractions
Here are the top Algeria walking / strolling listings so you can find the best in Algeria for your trip. Read these walking / strolling reviews written by real travelers. You can narrow these results using the filters to the left.
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Djanet, Saharan Algeria, Algeria
A mountain range in the Sahara desert located in southeast Algeria, the region is protected as the Tassili n'Ajjer National Park, and is also considered a UNESCO World..
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Djemila, Northeast Algeria, Algeria
The ancient roman city of Djemila is one of the best preserved excavations in Algeria. It includes a theatre, several temples, fora and baths. The city was built under..
3. Kasbah
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Algiers, Algiers Region, Algeria
The Kasbah, meaning "fortified place", is an Ottoman defensive city/structure. Located in the old city of Algiers, this Kasbah is unique in that it is one of the few..
4. Tipaza
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Algiers, Algiers Region, Algeria
big roman ruins site with a very good fish market
5. Roman Ruins
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Cherchell, Northwest Algeria, Algeria
Cherchell is a wonderful city to visit, around 90 km from Algiers (Capital of Algeria). Surrounded by the mountains of Chenoua, the city is like a gift to the sea. The..
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Tamanrasset, Saharan Algeria, Algeria
The Ahaggar Massif, also known as Hoggar Mountain, is a highland region in the central Sahara in the southern part of Algeria. It is one of the most popular travel..
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Beni Abbes, Algeria
The second largest erg in Algeria, the Grand Erg Occidental represents the terrain most commonly associated with deserts. Here lies an endless sea of sand dunes,..
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Constantine, Northeast Algeria, Algeria
Considered one of the best ways to enter the Sahara, the first glimpse of the vast desert through the gorges is memorable. Locals refer to the gorges as the Fouur Es..
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Bichara, Northeast Algeria, Algeria
The site of the first capital of the Hammadid Empire. The place is now in ruins as it was destroyed in 1152.
