Starting the visit with the biggest and most spectacular monument that stands as a witness of the courageous struggle against the French colonialism that lasted for 132 years with a war that offered 1 million and half people during 7 years so that the Algerian flag could be raised with pride and respect.

Nothing better than walking around one of the oldest parks that was created in 1832 in the heart of Algiers, with a view on the Martyrs monument and a breeze of the Mediterranean sea. The park where the first ever Tarzan movie was filmed in 1932.

A walk through the 10th century city that still witness the old Arabic architecture with 16th century Ottoman palaces and a touche of modernity with the french colonial style around the oldest city in Algiers and the most authentic experience.

The great post office of Algiers that represents the heart and center of the Algerian capital, standing high since 1910, dressed up in white and shining with moorish style and walking through the European side of Algiers enjoying the French architecture and coffee terraces.

The main Catholic church in the country that still dominate the city view since 1872, and tells its story about the French colonial era, the modern day and lots of political and cultural importance in Algeria.