The Palace Mustapha Pasha is a magnificent building located in the Casbah of Algiers, built in the 18th century. Former residence of the Dey of Algiers Mustapha Pasha, this palace is an emblematic example of Ottoman architecture in Algeria. It is distinguished by its interior courtyards decorated with fountains, its walls decorated with colorful earthenware and its ceilings finely carved in wood.

The Basilica of Our Lady of Africa, located in Algiers, is a neo-Byzantine church built between 1858 and 1872. It stands out for its golden dome, colorful mosaics and panoramic views of the Mediterranean.

Visiting the Jardin d'Essai in Algeria is a true haven of biodiversity with more than 2,500 species of plants from all over the world. This garden, founded in 1832, combines natural beauty and rich history, which has inspired many artists. With shaded walkways and soothing fountains, it offers an ideal setting for relaxing, strolling or picnicking. It is also a place of education on plant conservation, making each visit both rewarding and enjoyable.

Visiting the Algiers Museum of Fine Arts is a rewarding experience thanks to its rich collection of works, ranging from classical painting to modern art, representing Algerian and international artists. This museum is a true cultural treasure, offering an overview of Algerian history and art, all in an impressive architectural setting.