Kasbah of Algiers

Casbah is a typical Medina or Islamic city, one of the most outstanding coastal landscapes in the Mediterranean. It is a place that prompts a historical recapitulation. It retains castles, ancient monasteries and Ottoman palaces, while preserving traditional urban architecture and deeply rooted national ideas. The old town of Casbah in Algiers overlooks the island from the air, and there is a Carthage trading post built in the fourth century BC, which is Casbah. Algiers' Casbah is built on a steep slope (118m high) next to the Bouzareah mountain, located near the rich Mitidja plains, facing the bay port and the Mediterranean Sea. Casbah in Algiers was founded in the 6th century BC. Historically, it has been primarily a military and trade function and is now the capital of Algeria.

The essence of Algiers' Old City, built on the mountain for hundreds of years, all kinds of buildings are densely arranged, the corridors and various stairs are cleverly arranged, and the houses, shops, small museums on both sides are densely packed. It is a United Nations World Heritage Site. Because the current country security general, a person without locals to take as little as possible!

Built in the second century BC, Kasbah served as an Ottoman outpost in the western Mediterranean in the 17th and 18th centuries, and was stimulated by military and trade activity, with unprecedented economic prosperity. Most of the buildings are now rebuilt after the 1916 earthquake, and the old town underwent a large-scale transformation after it was occupied by France in 1930.

Casbah was founded in the second century BC and was ruled by Phoenicians, Romans, Vandals, Byzantine Rabbis, Turks and French. The sanitation of the whole neighborhood needs to be improved.

Algiers Casbah, a world cultural heritage. The ancient city of Casbah, located in the northeastern part of Algiers, the capital of Algeria and the country's largest port city, is the center of the ancient city of Algiers. It is famous because of its unique natural geographical conditions, architectural style and human culture. As a Muslim city, mosques occupy an important position throughout the city. Algiers' Casbah is built on a steep slope (118 meters high) next to the Bouzareah mountain, located near the rich Mitidja plains, facing the bay port and the Mediterranean. Algiers' Casbah was founded in the 6th century BC, and historically has been primarily a military and trade function, and is now the capital of Algeria.