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Al-Mansoura Fort
One of the most important monuments in the Algerian city of Tlemcen, knowing that the history of its construction dates back to the era of the Maronites, where it was established and used by the Maronites in it (camp: Mansoura), which is located about 2.4 km from the city center. As a camp, to besiege the city, and bring it under their control during the fourteenth century.
Sidi Bel Hassan Mosque
Sidi bel Hassan Mosque is considered one of the important historical archaeological sites in the city of Tlemcen, where its construction dates back to the year 1296 AD, knowing that many of the modifications and reforms were made to be converted into an open museum in front of the city’s visitors and tourists. .
Great Mosque
The Great Mosque is considered to be one of the most famous monuments and archaeological artifacts in the Algerian city of Tlemcen, where its construction dates back to the year 1082 AD by the ruler of Tlemcen al-Murabidy, who founded Tlemcen. The long corridors, and the magnificent dome, which is thus considered an architectural masterpiece indicating the greatness of the Islamic caliphate.
Al-Mashour Castle
Mechouar Castle is located in the middle part of the city of Tlemcen, which is an historical archaeological castle dating back to the twelfth century AD, by the ruler of the region Yagmrassen Bin Zayyan, then inhabited by the Ottoman Admiral Barbaros during the sixteenth century AD, then turned During the era of the French occuAl Bahahn to a hospital, and finally to an antique building open to the public, and visitors.
Sidi Boumediene Shrine Mosque
The Mosque and Tomb of Sidi Boumediene is located about 1.6 kilometers southeast of the city center of Tlemcen, and it is considered one of the most important religious historical symbols in the city; it has a religious importance among the inhabitants of the country, and it is worth The indication is that during its long history, the mosque underwent many repairs and restorations by professional craftsmen from the city of Fez.
