The white Mediterranean one: a UNESCO casbah and the world's third-largest mosque.
White Algiers is literal: the city cascades pale down hills to a superb Mediterranean bay, eras stacked above — the UNESCO Casbah, grand French boulevards, the soaring Martyrs' Memorial, and now the Great Mosque with Earth's tallest minaret (265m). Emerging-tourism advantage: near-zero crowds for true discoverers. Explore the Casbah with a local guide, and save Friday for Tipaza's seaside ruins or the Chréa cable car.
In-depth pages on the city's history, getting around, and the best times to visit.
The country everyone will discuss in years — how to visit it today, honestly.
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