Things To Do

Béjaïa

Béjaïa is Tassala's hometown— Also called Boujie "the candle" an enchanting coastal city in northern Algeria where the Mediterranean meets the mountains. Framed by turquoise waters and the lush peaks of Gouraya National Park, Béjaïa is known for its natural beauty, relaxed charm, and deep sense of community. Rich in history and culture, Béjaïa has been a crossroads of civilizations—from ancient Berber roots to medieval scholars and seafarers. Today, it’s a place of warmth and authenticity, where family, tradition, and hospitality are at the heart of everyday life. A city of light, learning, and the sea, Béjaïa holds a special place in my heart—and I’m so excited to share a piece of it with you as we celebrate this new chapter together.

Cap Carbon

Fort de la Casbah

Place du 1er Novembre 1954

Les Aiguades

Brise de mer

Bab El Fouqa

Pic des Singes

Gouraya National Park

Saket

Lac Noir Travel

Constantine

Constantine, known as The City of Bridges, is one of Algeria’s most breathtaking and historic cities. Dramatically perched above the deep Rhumel Gorge, Constantine is famous for its spectacular suspension bridges that connect neighborhoods carved into towering cliffs. With over 2,000 years of history, the city blends ancient Numidian roots, Roman heritage, Ottoman influence, and modern Algerian culture. White stone buildings, winding streets, and panoramic views give Constantine a timeless elegance, while its warm hospitality, rich cuisine, and vibrant traditions make it unforgettable. A city of strength, beauty, and resilience, Constantine is a place where history meets romance—an extraordinary setting to celebrate love and new beginnings.

Ahmed Bey Palace

Rhumel Gorde views

Grande Mosquée de Constantine

Amir Abdel Kader Mosque

Sidi Rached Bridge

Mellah Slimane Bridge

Sidi M'Cid Bridge

Monument aux Morts Constantine

Bab El Kantra Bridge

Cirta Museum

Algiers Province

Algiers, Alger la Blanche (The White City), is Algeria’s elegant capital, rising from the Mediterranean in layers of white buildings, sea views, and historic neighborhoods. From the winding alleys of the Casbah to the grand boulevards overlooking the bay, Algiers blends centuries of history with a vibrant, modern spirit. Influenced by Amazigh, Ottoman, Arab, and Mediterranean cultures, the city is known for its architecture, art, and café life—where time slows and conversation flows. With its mix of tradition, resilience, and coastal beauty, Algiers captures the soul of Algeria and offers a warm welcome to all who visit.

Great Mosque of Algeria

Casbah of Dellys

Martyrs Memorial

Church of Notre Dame d'Afrique

El Hamma- Botanical garden

Bastion 23

Museum of Fine Arts

Bardo National Museum of Prehistory and Ethnography

La grande poste of Algiers

Sacred Heart Cathedral

Dar Mustapha Pacha

Tipaza

Oran

Oran is Algeria’s vibrant western port city, known for its energy, music, and Mediterranean charm. Set along the coast, Oran blends Spanish, Ottoman, and French influences into a lively urban culture full of color and rhythm. https://wildyness.com/news/things-to-do-in-oran Often called the birthplace of raï music, Oran is a city of celebration—where seaside sunsets, bustling streets, and warm hospitality create an unforgettable atmosphere. Bold, joyful, and full of life, Oran reflects the spirit of togetherness and celebration, making it a perfect city to share with our wedding guests.

Chapelle Santa Cruz

Cathedral of the Sacred Heart of Oran

Bey's Palace

Tassili n'Ajjer

Tassili n’Ajjer is one of the most extraordinary landscapes on Earth. Located deep in southeastern Algeria, this vast sandstone plateau rises from the Sahara like a natural cathedral—filled with dramatic rock formations, arches, and ancient canyons sculpted by time. A UNESCO World Heritage site, Tassili n’Ajjer is home to some of the world’s oldest prehistoric rock art, telling stories of life, ritual, and nature thousands of years ago. Timeless, mystical, and awe-inspiring, Tassili reflects the deep soul of Algeria—where history, art, and nature meet in breathtaking silence. https://www.lonelyplanet.com/articles/algeria-tassili-najjer-national-park

Annaba

Annaba is a luminous seaside city in eastern Algeria, where history, greenery, and the Mediterranean come together. Known for its palm-lined corniche, golden beaches, and relaxed coastal rhythm, Annaba offers a perfect balance of culture and calm. With deep roots stretching from ancient Hippo Regius to its Roman and early Christian heritage—most notably the Basilica of St. Augustine—the city carries a quiet elegance. Warm, welcoming, and naturally beautiful, Annaba reflects the soulful charm of Algeria’s eastern coast.

Saint Augustin Basilica

Ghardaia

Ghardaïa is a remarkable desert city in southern Algeria, nestled in the UNESCO-listed M’zab Valley. Known for its striking earth-toned architecture, palm-filled oases, and perfectly planned ksour (fortified towns), Ghardaïa is a masterpiece of tradition, sustainability, and community. Rooted in Ibadi culture and centuries-old customs, the city reflects a way of life built on harmony, simplicity, and resilience in the Sahara. Timeless, spiritual, and architecturally stunning, Ghardaïa offers a glimpse into Algeria’s deep heritage and the quiet beauty of desert living. https://www.mosaicnorthafrica.com/travel-to-ghardaia-everything-you-need-to-know/