The following are the heritage sites, grouped into recommended gateway cities. This may help in planning on the logistics (travel and accommodation) of your journey.
SETIF (QSF)
Sétif, the bustling “capital of the high plateaus,” is a dynamic crossroads in northeastern Algeria where ancient history meets modern commercial energy. The city remains famous for the Ain El Fouara Fountain, an iconic French-colonial landmark, and its world-class Archaeological Museum, which houses the breathtaking “Triumph of Dionysus” mosaic. As the gateway to the nearby UNESCO-listed Roman ruins of Djemila, Sétif offers a vibrant urban experience featuring a modern tramway and the expansive Park Mall. Renowned for its unique Sétifian Chakhchoukha and high-altitude charm, it is an essential hub for exploring Algeria’s rich Roman and Amazigh heritage.
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