Ships dock at Algiers Maritime Station. These are the stops worth your time, timed on foot from the terminal.
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One cruise terminal.
Walk times from Algiers Maritime Station.
Central post office branch beside Port-Saïd Square
Popular casual pizzeria steps from the waterfront
Portside shop for books, souvenirs, and regional gifts
Convenient pharmacy close to the port terminal
Stately central square dominated by an equestrian bronze statue
Shaded civic garden facing the National Theatre
Historic city-centre café and patisserie near Place Emir Abdelkader
Traditional sidewalk café in the heart of downtown Algiers
Legendary independent bookstore on Place de l'Émir-Abdelkader
Neo-Moorish former department store showcasing contemporary art
Terraced public park on the site of Bab Azzoun fort
Iconic civic flower clock along Boulevard Mohamed Khemisti
Quick-bite counter specialising in traditional Algerian bourek pastries
UNESCO-listed historic medina of winding alleys and Ottoman palaces
17th-century Ottoman waterfront mosque in the lower Casbah
Historic public square connecting the port and the Casbah
16th-century Moorish mosque hidden within the medina
Historic Upper Casbah shrine and neighbourhood mosque
Scenic hillside promenade above the city centre
Imposing 17th-century landmark mosque at the foot of the Casbah
Relaxed modern coffee house serving crêpes and breakfast
Bustling café along Rue Didouche Mourad
Commanding 16th-century citadel at the Casbah's highest point
Historic fortress prison linked to the independence struggle
Peaceful neighbourhood garden bordering the upper Casbah
Upscale French and Mediterranean grill restaurant
Charming bookstore along Boulevard Victor Hugo
Traditional bakery for honeyed Algerian sweets and pastries
Casual pizzeria and tea salon with desserts and crêpes
Spacious hillside park shaded by mature palms and cypresses
Algeria's oldest museum presenting ancient Roman mosaics and Islamic art
Prehistory museum within an 18th-century neo-Moorish palace
Worth finding if you have an hour spare.
Beloved harbourside institution for fresh Mediterranean seafood
18th-century Moorish palace celebrating Islamic calligraphy and miniature art
Magnificent 16th-century Ottoman mansion housing folk arts
Waterfront Ottoman fortress and palace complex by the sea
Sprawling 19th-century botanical garden shaded by giant ficus trees
More ports nearby: Ibiza, Palma, Oran, Alicante, Mahon (Menorca).