The presence of many world heritage sites in Algeria
Among the World Heritage sites in Algeria is the Citadel of Bani Hammad, a beautiful city, the Kasbah of Algeria, Wadai Mzab, and Tipaza. Algeria contains 7 UNESCO World Heritage sites.
Many tourist attractions
Bin Aknoun Zoo
Bin Aknoun Park won international acclaim for being the oldest zoo in Algeria and Africa.
It has a large group of African animals, such as elephants, monkeys, tigers, and crocodiles.
Turquoise coast
The turquoise coast is one of the most famous beaches of Algeria
Tipasa ruins
Tipasa was an ancient Romen colony in Algeria, and although its ruins remain, you can enjoy its visit to see the distinctive architecture of that area in Algeria.
Tassili Nagir National Park
Tassili National Park is one of the things Algeria is known for being a UNESCO World Heritage Site
Alcala National Park
Alcala Park is a national park that extends from Algeria to Tunisia across the Mediterranean, and contains a UNESCO nature reserve and contains birds and rare animals, due to its popularity due to the fact that it contains water lakes, swamps, forests and sandy beaches overlooking the Mediterranean Sea.
Algerian Kasbah
The Algerian Kasbah is also a UNESCO World Heritage Site
Notre Dame Africa
Notre Dame is an Algerian church that gained international fame in Algeria and is called the Basilica of Algeria.
Bardo Museum of prehistoric times
The Baro Museum is among the most popular things Algeria is known because it contains fossils, stones, pottery, and antiquities dating back to the prehistoric period.
Sports teams
Algeria is known for its strong sports team globally. It participated in many Olympic games, especially the Algerian football team. It was named after the animal that Algeria is famous for. It is a kind of small foxes with large ears, which is the animal that Algeria is famous for. 1964 and won 5 gold and 2 silver medals at the 2016 Olympic Games in Brazil.
Export of fuel and gas
Algeria exports 98% of its domestic production of fuel and gas to other countries, and it ranks 16th in the export of fuel globally.
World famous people
Algerian Albert Campos won the Nobel Prize in Physics in 1997, and Claude Cohen won the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1957.
Famous Algerian dishes
Algerian dishes have a distinctive taste and are a mixture of Berber, Turkish and French varieties to produce Algerian dishes of a distinct nature, the most famous of which are:
Brochette: It is a kebab served in french bread, topped with a hot sauce.
Couscous: It is similar to pasta, but it is made from semolina flour, and it is the main dish in Algeria. It is made with sweet and savory Algerian recipes.
Tajine: It is a popular Algerian daily dish served with chicken and lamb.
Dates: Algeria is called the country of dates and cherries because its climate allows the growth of the finest dates in the world, and visitors to Algeria are welcomed by offering milk and dates because it is a distinctive sign in Algeria.