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15 Best Things to Do in Oran (Algeria)
The city of Oran is a beautiful coastal city that, when constructed, was inspired by the seaside resort of France’s Nice. It is one of Algeria’s most important cities, as it has much cultural, commercial and industrial importance, as well as being one of the country’s most visited cities. In the past, the city was used for trading purposes until it was ruled by the French.
Oran features a long boulevard that is lined with restaurants, cafés, and ice cream parlours. It also boasts fantastic views of the coast, the magnificent surrounding cliffs and the harbour. The city also has numerous other facilities and amenities for tourists, including a few luxury resorts. There is much to see and do in and around the city, which makes it a very appealing destination. Here are the 15 best things to do in Oran.
1. Walk around the city centre
Oran’s city centre is filled with numerous impressive French-built buildings. It is quite interesting, and like taking a trip back to 1940s France.
One of the buildings you will see on this walk is the Cathédrale du Sacré-Cœur d’Oran, which was the first French cathedral built in the country. The cathedral is now home to a library.
You will also stumble upon Place du 1er Novembre; Oran’s main square. The square features a lovely fountain and monument that is surrounded by buildings, like the town hall.
2. Admire the city from above
Fort Santa Cruz sits on Mount Murdjadjo around 400 metres above sea level. The fort was built by the Ottomans and Spaniards in the 17th century in a strategic location overlooking the city, the Mers El Kébir port and the Medeterranian Sea.
There is a magnificent castle and chapel on site, as well as a massive statue of the Virgin Mary. The statue is said to be a replica of the one at Notre Dame de la Garde in Marseilles.
It is well worth making the hike up to Fort Santa Cruz to admire the spectacular views. It also makes for a great escape outside of the lively city.
3. Visit a synagogue converted mosque
Yes, that’s right. The Abdallah Ibn Salam Mosque used to be the Great Synagogue of Oran. It was once one of North Africa’s largest synagogues.
By the time the country gained its independence, nearly all Algerian Jews had moved to France. It also made the country predominately Muslim.
The Great Synagogue of Oran was built in 1880, but inaugurated in 1918. It became the Abdallah Ibn Salam Mosque in the 1960s and was named after a 7th-century Jew that converted to Islam.
4. Go back in time
The Sidi el Houari district is the first ever district in Oran. It is split into three quarters, each of which has its own charm.
Casbah is the oldest part of the district and the city. Saint-Louis is built around the church that bares the same name, while the old port area sits along the coast below the Aïdour.
The entire Sidi el Houari district overlooks the sea, as it is built along the slopes of the Aïdour and Wadi Rhi. It is highly recommended to explore the district on foot and gaze at the historic buildings.
5. Eat fine food with a view
The Le Ciel D’Oran Restaurant in the Sheraton Oran Hotel & Towers is famous for its exceptional evening views of the city. The seafood served at the restaurant is also very good and combined, makes for a great night.
Le Méridien Oran Hotel & Convention Centre also boasts a restaurant that offers magnificent views of the Mediterranean Sea. It also has a cosy lounge where guests and non-guests can enjoy a cocktail while taking in the beautiful views of the sea.
6. Shop with the locals
The Medina Jdida area is the commercial hub of Oran and is known today as the market neighbourhood. In the past, this area of the city was designed to house the black population.
Marche Medina Jedida is a massive market that sells everything from flowers to souvenirs. It is the best place for tourists to head to for bargain clothing, textiles, jewellery and other souvenirs.
Bargaining is a must when shopping here, as is minding your purse. Pickpocketing is a regular occurrence, but it should not discourage you from coming here.
7. Sample street food
Medina Jdida is also a great area for sampling street food. Vendors set up all over the area, selling figs, fruit and various sandwiches.
No trip to Oran is complete without tasting kerentica, which is a specialty of the city. Kerentica is a cake made from chickpea flower and eggs.
8. Learn about the city
The Ahmed Zabana National Museum was named after Algerian national hero Ahmed Zabana. The museum is housed in a lovely building on Boulevard Zabana.
There are two-levels at the museum, with the first showing the story of Algeria’s struggle for independence. The second level holds archaeological discoveries, ancient artworks and sculptures.
9. Head to the beach
Around 15 kilometres outside of Oran is the seaside resort area of Ain el-Turck. The area itself was named after the beach, which is a major draw for tourists.
Ain el-Turck means ‘Fountain of the Turks’, though in the past this coastal town was called El Eurfa. It was then the home of a plethora of nomadic people who sold their goods at the city’s port.
Today, the strip is lined with accommodations, cafés and restaurants that cater to tourists. It also has a few great attractions, like Saint Roch, Bouisseville and Trouville.
10. Go bird watching
The Sebkha of Oran is a saltwater lake that sits northwest of Oran. The lake is listed as an Important Bird and Biodiversity Area by Birdlife International.
Bird watchers should not miss out the opportunity to visit the lake. Migratory birds that call the lake home include the flamingo and shelduck.
The lake is also a Ramsar site, being surrounded by eucalyptus, aleppo pine and cork oak forests.
11. Breathe in the fresh air
The 1,560 hectare Foret de Msila is just west of Oran on the hills of Boutlélis. It is a lovely forest that is known for its recreational activities.
Cyclists, joggers and walkers will truly enjoy the pathways throughout the forest, where they can breathe in the fresh air and enjoy the beautiful scenery. The majority of the forest is cork oak and aleppo pine trees.
Foret de Msila is a protected forest that does its best to provide Oran with an eco-friendly tourist site.
12. Watch the boats
Oran’s main port is one of the most important in the country. It is a great place for boat lovers to watch freighters, cruise ships and private shops coming in and out of the country.
Ferries arrive regularly from Sète, Alicante, Marseilles and Almería. Some of these are passenger and car ferries, so you can easily get on one of these boats and head on a Mediterranean adventure.
13. Party until the late hours of the night
Oran has a thriving nightlife scene that is sure to please any night owl. In fact, it is the centre of Algeria’s nightlife.
La Corniche, which runs along the seafront, is Oran’s main partying strip. You will find plenty of bars, lounges and nightclubs along this stretch that cater to all types of clientele.
The poshest nightclubs and lounges are located within the luxury hotels, like the Sheraton Hotel, but you don’t have to be a hotel guest to enjoy them.
14. Get pampered in a spa
Oran is not known as a spa city, although it does have some great spas that will pamper you. Spend an afternoon getting a massage, soaking in a Jacuzzi or releasing toxins in a steam room.
Some of the best spas in the city are in the top-end hotels, like the Royal Hotel Oran – MGallery Collection and the Four Points by Sheraton Oran. There are also a few independent spas in the city that offer a variety of spa services.
15. Enjoy beautiful scenery
Madagh 1 and Madagh 2 are two beaches in a cove just west of the city centre. They are known for their exceptional scenery and make for a great day trip.
The two beaches are separated by a stream and boast a backdrop of a lush green forest and mountains. It is a fantastic place to take some stunning holiday photos.
During the summer months, the beaches can get quite busy, especially on the weekends, as locals also enjoy coming here to escape the city.
15 Best Things to Do in Oran (Algeria):
- Walk around the city centre
- Admire the city from above
- Visit a synagogue converted mosque
- Go back in time
- Eat fine food with a view
- Shop with the locals
- Sample street food
- Learn about the city
- Head to the beach
- Go bird watching
- Breathe in the fresh air
- Watch the boats
- Party until the late hours of the night
- Get pampered in a spa
- Enjoy beautiful scenery
Travel Guide of Oran Algeria – 11 Best Things to Do
Oran is one of Algeria’s largest and most significant cities.
Founded by Moorish Andalusian traders around AD 937, its history has been influenced by the Ottomans, Byzantines, Romans, Spanish & French, and Arabs to name just a few.
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This coastal city has relaxed, yet vibrant energy, and the colonial architecture here is stunning. Explore a little further, and the crumbling buildings of Oran’s Sidi El Houari and Derb neighbourhoods will leave you bedazzled.
Oran was part of the Spanish Empire from 1509 until 1708, it was also ruled by the Ottomans and French.
Their influence can be seen in the architecture and structures monopolising the cityscape.
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Getting To Oran Algeria
We flew to Oran from Marseille in France with Volotea, we reserved tickets online using our go-to flight booking website, Skyscanner .
Oran is well-connected via Ahmed Ben Bella International Airport and easily accessible by trains from cities like Algiers, Bechar, and Tlemcen in Algeria.
There are options to reach Oran, Algeria, by ferry from France or Spain. Cities worth checking ferry fares are Marseille, Almeria, and Alicante.
Currency in Oran, Algeria
At the time of our visit, (March 2022), t he official rate to exchange 1 EUR = 147 DZD.
The black market rate of exchange was 1 EUR = 215 DZD. As you can see, the black market rate is considerably better.
All prices in this blog are based on the black market rates.
Transport Options from Oran Airport to the City
The airport is 15 km from the city. The easiest, quickest way to reach your hotel is by taxi. A ride from the airport should cost between 1000-1500 DZD, depending on the time of your arrival. If you arrive on an evening flight, the price will be slightly higher.
Tip: The moment you arrive in Algeria, get a SIM card. Then, download the Yassir ride-sharing App. Use Yassir to book a taxi upon arrival at Oran airport. It’s easy and reliable, and you can see the price of the ride before you book it. Keep smaller notes and coins to pay your driver after completing your ride .
You can also take a shuttle bus to the tram station, Es Sénia Terminus. The shuttle runs every 30 minutes to 60 minutes, and you can buy a ticket on the bus. The single ticket price is 40 DZD. From Es Sénia Terminus, take the tram to the city centre – Place du 1er Novembre. Again, the ride is 40 DZD.
Please Note: The shuttle bus operates between 07:30 to 17:30.
Good to Know: When you leave Oran, a Yassir ride to the airport from the city centre is cheaper, expect to pay around 600-700 DZD.
Cash is King in Oran
Algeria is a ‘cash’ type of society. If you want to save at least 30% on everything you buy inside this country, I’d recommend bringing enough Euros or USD in cash to change on the black market. The official rate to change cash in the bank is 1 EUR = 147 DZD.
However , the black market rate was 1 EUR = 215 DZD. This is a significant difference, and you will certainly save loads of cash.
Be careful when changing your currency, as it’s not entirely legal. Try and do it out of the view of others if possible. You can find guys on the streets with bundles of cash to exchange or in the back office of ‘shops’ that appear to be selling souvenirs etc.
The best place to change cash is the ‘Marche de la Bastille’. Ask the locals where you can exchange euros or dollars, and they will point you in the right direction.
Getting Around in Oran Algeria
Walk: Oran is a great city to explore on foot. Be sure to visit the gorgeous Boulevard Soummam to view some beautiful architecture.
Public transport: Oran has a reliable tram system that extends through the city. A single ticket price is 40 DZD. We chose to use the Yassir taxi in Oran, a short ride (between our IBIS Hotel and Centreville, approximately 3-4 km costs a flat rate of 200 DZD).
We found the convenience and affordability of Yassir beneficial during our entire trip to Algeria.
Where to Stay In Oran
Some significant areas to stay in Oran are around Batna , Boulevard Soummam in the city, or Rue Khmisti if you prefer to be closer to the beaches of Oran.
We stayed at IBIS H otel , approximately 3.5km from the city centre. The rooms were clean and comfortable, and the price was 9000 DZD (approx 42 EUR) per night for two people. The price for a single room is only 500 DZD less.
This price is based on paying cash at the black market rate. At the time of our visit (March 2022), the rate was 1 EUR = 215 DZD.
When you search all hotels in Oran on Booking.com and other hotel booking websites for hotels in Algeria, the search will give you very few options. But once you arrive in Oran, Algeria, or other cities, you can find many hotels at a much cheaper price, such as the one I suggested below.
For a better-valued hotel in the Batna area in Oran, I recommend Hotel Timgad. Rooms are clean and comfortable, and the hotel is in a fantastic location amongst some beautiful buildings just outside.
Rates are 4800 DZD for a standard double room (2 people), including breakfast.
Email them for a reservation at [email protected] or call them at 00213 (0) 41 36 15 01/11/14 .
Are you craving a little more comfort? For a very comfortable stay in Oran, Algeria, I recommend staying at Four Points Sheraton or Le Meredien Oran Hotel.
11 Best Things to Do in Oran, Algeria
1) walk along front de mer.
One of the most beautiful walks you can take in the city of Oran is along the Front de Mer or seafront boulevard. Overlooking the port, it offers nearly 2km of a palm tree-lined boulevard with sea views on one side and a mix of captivating buildings, boutique shops, and ice cream parlours on the other.
You will also see the famous Santa Cruz Chapel and Fort of Santa Cruz straddled the mountains in the distance.
2) Marché de la Bastille and Mdina Jdida Market
You will soon discover that markets are an essential part of Algerian culture. Algerians shop daily for fresh meat from the butcher stalls and fresh produce from market vendors. The markets are also a meeting place for locals to meet and shop together or catch up over a mint tea on the street or even a game of dominoes on the corner.
The markets have the freshest produce
If you’re after an experience and some of the freshest fruit and vegetables I’ve seen for quite some time, head to Marché de la Bastille or Mdina Jdida market. The produce usually has prices per kg for food, so you don’t need to haggle over the price to pay for a few oranges or a punnet of strawberries.
I appreciate this when travelling, especially if your French or Arabic language skills are not so good. In saying that, the locals will greatly appreciate a smile, hello, and thank you in these languages .
Don’t miss the street food in Medina Jdida. Vendors set up in this market selling fruit, cakes, and various sandwiches.
Keep your eye out for a sandwich called Karantica. It’s simple, cheap, and tasty.
3) Eat the best Chicken Shawarma Sandwich in Oran
Need a quick bite while you’re out exploring Oran? Stop by 31 Rue Larbi Ben M’hidi for the best poulet shawarma (chicken sandwich) you’ve ever eaten.
If you have the time, this is a super clean eatery to sit down and enjoy a super affordable meal , or order your shawarma and eat on the go. You can’t miss the large turning chicken meat grilling at the front of the shop.
Delicious chicken shawarma is 200 DZD (that’s less than $1) and is loaded with yummy marinated and grilled chicken, chips, and the best sauce ever!
If you like it spicy, ask the guys for a bit of harissa (chilli sauce) inside your sandwich. It is highly recommended.
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4) Visit Oran Library
Built in the early 1900s as a Catholic cathedral, Sacré Coeur was converted into a library after independence. The building is a good example of Byzantine architecture, I highly recommend a visit.
5) Fortaleza de Santa Cruz
The fort of Santa Cruz is one of the most recognised landmarks in Oran. It is visible from just about every crossroad of the city. Sitting high on top of the mountains, the Spanish built the fort in the 16th century after defeating the Ottomans.
I’d recommend taking a Yassir taxi to the top. We paid 280 DZD ($1.45). The views are fantastic!
The entry fee to Santa Cruz Fort is 160 DZD (0.83c)
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6) Santa Cruz Chapel
The French built this chapel in 1850 during the outbreak of Cholera that took the lives of thousands of people in Oran. The chapel is situated just below the fort.
The unmissable statue of the Virgin Mary that stands atop the chapel with her arms open wide was set there to guard the city against the pandemic. There is no fee to visit the chapel. The views of Oran from this perspective are magnificent.
7) Eat lunch at Cintra Restaurant
One of Oran’s oldest restaurants, Cintra Restaurant has enticed several well-known artists, historical figures, and writers.
The restaurant serves Mediterranean cuisine, and it’s one of the few places where you can enjoy a beer or a glass of wine in Oran, Algeria. This restaurant is near one of my favourite streets in Oran, the stunning Boulevard Soummam- I love the architecture on this street.
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8) Place d’Armes
The Place du 1er Novembre, also known as the Place d’Armes, is the central hub of Oran. The square is easy to find, and an obelisk stands in the centre of the square .
It includes a portrait of Emir Abdel Kader- one of the country’s greatest anti-colonial leaders and topped by a statue called La Gloire. Place d’Armes is famous for landmarks that include the Opera House and Hotel de Ville and its impressive statues of lions.
9) Stop for coffee and enjoy the views
Take a break from exploring this gorgeous city and enjoy a coffee at Le Petit Royal Coffee , a cute little cafe overlooking Boulevard Soumman.
10) Explore the Old Town of Sidi El Houari
The old town of Sidi El Houari is equal to what the Casbah is in Algiers. Home to many landmarks and historic buildings, the crumbling architecture here has unfortunately not received any restoration or efforts to preserve this landmark district.
The entire Sidi el Houari district overlooks the sea, as it is built along the Aïdour and Wadi Rhi slopes. It’s worth catching a taxi here to wander the streets and uncover what real life is like for its residents.
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11) Spend a day at the beach
The seaside resort area of Ain el-Turck is 15 km outside Oran city centre . The area was named after the beach, a significant draw for visitors to Oran.
Sure, it’s a little touristy over this side of town, and the strip is lined with cafés, restaurants, and hotels that cater to tourists – but if you’ve been craving some beach time , you can find it here.
We hope you enjoyed our list of the best things to do in Oran, Algeria. It was undoubtedly one of our favourite places to visit in Algeria. It also features on our list of 8 AMAZING Places to see in Algeria .
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from a local , i can say that this blog will be helpful for a lot of people , cheers !
Thank you, we are happy to hear this. 🙂
Sa fait plaisir d’entendre un très jolis compliment de la part d’une personne expérimenté en voyage et tourisme a propos de ma très chère ville où j’ai né est je vis La Ville d’Oran. Si vous passez une autre fois je vous invite à la maison et de déguster les meilleurs plat traditionnel que ma très chère femme les faits.
Sa me fait plaisir d’accepter l’invitation
Thank you Ali 🙂 If we return to Oran in the future, we’d gladly accept your kind invitation.
it is very kind of you to compliment my beautiful city Oran, know that you are always welcome, I am sure that you have visited only 0.5% of all the beautiful places, natural and historical sites
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13 Best Things To do In Oran, Algeria – Travel Guide
A charming and buzzing city in the northwest of Algeria , Oran is certainly one of the must-visits when planning a trip to Algeria. This coastal city has a bustling center with so much history and culture to take in.
With all the things to do in Oran, you can easily spend 2 full days. This blogpost will highlight some of the best activities to indulge in.
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Quick Facts About Oran, Algeria
- Oran is the second most important city in the country after the capital Algiers
- Oran was founded in 903 by Moorish Andalusi traders.
- The city was part of the Spanish Empire from 1509 until 1708
- Oran was also ruled by the Ottomans and French. Their influence is clearly seen in the many structures that dominate the cityscape
- Oran was home to the highest number of Europeans in North Africa.
- Oran is also known as Oran el Bahia. Directly translated, this means Oran the beautiful
- Oran is vibrant and offers one of a kind nightlife.
Best Things To Do in Oran, Algeria
Looking for the best things to do in Oran to add to your itinerary? Keep reading to find out more
1. Santa Cruz Fort
This fort is one of Oran’s most famous landmarks and is visible from almost every corner of the city. Perched on top of Aidour mountains, Santa Cruz fort was built by the Spanish in the 16 th century after they defeated the Ottomans. Take a trip up Aidour mountain to wander around this historic structure and enjoy the view. Santa Cruz Fort is most easily accessed by car since the cable car shut down.
The entrance fee to Santa Cruz fort is DZA 160 (~€0.80)
2. Santa Cruz Chapel
Built by the French in 1850 during the outbreak of Cholera that took the lives of thousands of people in Oran, Santa Cruz Chapel is another important landmarks located right below the fort. It’s said that the statue of the Virgin Mary that sits atop of the chapel was placed there in order to protect the city from the pandemic. The chapel is free to visit and the view of the city is incredibly impressive.
3. Front de Mer
For the best experience of the city and its Mediterranean-north African vibes, take a walk along the Front de Mer. Running east-west along boulevard de l’ALN in the heart of the city center, this coastal walkway can be enjoyed as a place for a leisurely stroll where you get a great panoramic view over the city, the sea, and the harbor. You will also see the iconic Santa Cruz Chapel and Santa Cruz fort perched on their high hill.
4. Place d’Armes
The Place du Premier Novembre, also known as the Place d’Armes is the focal point of Oran. The square is easy to find – major roads of the city converge here. In the middle of the square stands an obelisk that includes a relief portrait of Emir Abdel Kader- one of Algeria’s foremost anti-colonial leaders and topped by a statue called La Gloire. Place d’Armes is famous for its landmarks include the Hotel de Ville and its Lion statues, and the Opera house.
5. Marché Bastille and Mdina Jdida Market
Markets are a huge part of the Algerian culture. As fresh food is important to locals, they often grocery shop on a daily basis. People also love to hang around street markets and good stalls. Venture to Marché Bastille or Mdina Jdida market if you want to get a cultural experience, sample the food, and buy souvenirs.
6. Oran Library
Built in the early 1900s as a Catholic cathedral, Sacré Coeur was converted into a library after independence. The building is a fine sample of Byzantine architecture that’s worth a visit.
7. Arènes d’Oran
Since Oran was occupied by the Spanish, it’s no surprise there is a bullring here. This arena is the only one in Algeria and one of the rare bullrings in Africa. It was built in 1890 and has now been turned into a space for the exhibition of art.
8. Sidi El Houari Old Town
Sidi El Houari old town is what the Casbah is for Algiers. It’s home to many historic buildings and landmarks. Sadly, no effort has been made to preserve and restore this historic district. Plan a visit to spot the landmarks and discover the real-life of its inhabitants.
Highlights of Sidi El Houari old town
- The Bey Palace (Currently closed for restoration)
- The Turkish Bath (Is now home to Sidi El Houari Health Association)
- The Spanish Gate, called Porte d’Espagne
- Pacha mosque (It can be visited from Saturday to Thursday before and after prayer times)
- Saint-Louis Church (not open to public)
9. Ibn Badis Promenade
Not far from Sidi Al Houari Old town, lies Ibn Badis promenade. This is the ideal place to spend a relaxing moment away from the hustle and bustle of the city. From here you can enjoy a beautiful view of Oran.
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10. cintra bar restaurant.
One of the city’s oldest bar-restaurant, Cintra has attracted a number of historical figures, artists, and writers. Albert Camus, the architect Fernand Pouillon, and other intellectuals are said to have been regulars here.
The restaurant has a brewery and serves Mediterranean gastronomy.
11. The Former Great Synagogue of Oran
Originally founded as a synagogue, this beautiful building has been converted into a mosque and is now called Abdellah Ben Salem mosque.
12. Chill and Enjoy the Sea view at Le Petit Chalet restaurant
Located in Kristel, around 10 kilometers from Oran city center, The Petit Chalet restaurant is a great place where you can chill after touring the city. The restaurant is built on a great location with an insane sea view.
13. Try the Calentica- Oran’s Iconic Street Food
Calentica is Oran’s most popular appetizers and one of the most beloved street food in Algeria. It’s a chickpea pie topped with cumin and often eaten with bread and Harissa.
Getting To Oran
Oran is well-connected via Ahmed Ben Bella international airport and also by train to cities likes Algiers, Tlemcen, and Bechar. If you are in France or Spain, it’s possible to travel to Oran by ferry from Marseille, Alicante, and Almeria.
Getting to Your Accommodation From Oran Airport
The airport is located 15 kilometers from the city. The easiest and fastest way to reach your hotel is by taxi. A ride from the airport should cost around 1500 DZA.
Tip: Use Yassir app to book a taxi. it’s reliable and cost efficient. A ride from the airport to the city center will cost you around DZA 700.
Another option is to take the shuttle bus to the tram station Es Senia Terminus. The shuttle runs every 30 minutes and you can buy a ticket directly on the bus. A single ticket costs 40 DZA. From Esenia Terminus take the tram to the city center – Place du 1er Novembre. The ride costs 40 DZA.
Note that the shuttle bus operates between 7 am. and 5:30 pm.
Getting Around
Walking : You can easily walk around Oran city center. Plus it’s fun to people watch as you stroll around town.
Public transport: Oran has a good and affordable tram system that spreads through the city. A single ticket costs 40 DZA. Alternatively, Yassir taxi is a good option if you want to reach destinations that are not on the tram map.
Where To Stay In Oran
The best areas to stay in Oran are around Soumam Boulvard, Front de mer, and khmisti street where most is happening.
Where To Go After Oran
From Oran, you have some great options to continue your route through Algeria.
- Visit Algiers , the capital city
- Tlemcen , the most northwestern province in Algeria
- Taghit via Bechar, to visit the Sahara desert
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If you are looking for a place to visit that has a mix of history, culture, and relaxation then Oran, Algeria is the place to visit. Oran Algeria tourist attractions are all of that and more.
They take you back in time, full of culture, and you get a relaxing holiday . You get to time travel as you sightsee. Let’s have a look at all the great things you can get up to in Oran, Algeria.
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Fort Santa Cruz
One of Oran Algeria’s tourist attractions is the Fort Santa Cruz. This is a historical site that you can visit as you walk around the city. The Ottomans and Spaniards built it in the 17th century.
It overlooks the city with an amazing view. You can see the Mediterranean and the Mers El Kebir port. To get there it’s a bit of a hike but it is worth the exercise. You will also get some peace and quiet.
Fort of Santa Cruz. Photo/Wikipedia
Visit the Once-great Synagogue Turned Mosque
Part of Algeria’s history is the Great Synagogue of Oran. Built in 1880, it has since become the Abdallah Ibn Salam Mosque.
Algeria used to be predominately Jewish. But since independence, the Jews moved to France and now it is predominately Muslim .
The name of the mosque comes from a Jew from the 7th-century who converted to Islam. So in the 1960s, the synagogue became a mosque. If you are into history this Oran, Algeria’s tourist attraction will interest you. It is a great sight to see.
Time Travel in Oran
If travelling through time is something that you have always wanted to do, one of Oran, Algeria’s tourist attractions, is the Sifi el Houari.
This is one of the oldest areas in Oran. It is the first area to be built up. As you walk down the street you are transported back in time. You will see three-quarters of the district.
The oldest section of this area is called Casbah. And there is the church of Saint-Lois. There is an old port by the coast of Aidour. You can just imagine the hustle and bustle of the district and feel its life as you walk along.
The historical buildings will blow your mind away. Be sure to set a whole day for this adventure so you do not rush through it.
There is Always Time to Shop
I would say this is my best Oran, Algeria tourist attraction, The Median Jdida. Who doesn’t like to shop when they are on holiday? You can visit the market neighborhood.
This is an activity that will also need a whole day because the market itself is massive. You can get anything that you can think of at this market. Certainly, a great way to look for souvenirs for your people back home.
Street Food for the Foodie
If you are a foodie and love to try out different cuisines then this is the place for you. While you explore the Median Jdida, you can also sample the street food.
Look for the speciality dish of the city, it is Kerentica. It is a cake that is made from the flowers of chickpeas and mixed with eggs. You can also get fruit, figs, and sandwiches. Because you can not shop on an empty stomach.
There is Dine Dining Too
Another of Oran, Algeria’s tourist attractions is the Le Ciel D’oran Restaurant. When you are tired of the street food and you feel like some fine dining with a view then this is the place. You will get fine food while gazing at the view of the evening the Mediterranean Sea. The atmosphere is relaxing and inviting.
Visit the Ahmed Zabana National Museum
Ahmed Zabana National Museum. Photo/Desti Map
If you want to know more about Oran, Algeria, then this is the place to visit. There are two levels with the history of Oran and where it all began.
You will find archaeological discoveries, ancient artworks, and sculptures. This will be a very educational visit and not to be missed on the list of Oran, Algeria’s tourist attractions.
Beach Time
When you now need to unwind and just relax, you can also just visit the beach . There is a seaside resort in an area known as Ain el-Turck.
It was a nomadic city and the people sold their wares at the port. You will find restaurants, cafes, and accommodation. This is a good place to just hang out and enjoy your holiday
Oran Algeria has so much to offer. You will not regret your time here. There is so much to learn and so much to see. Take a chance and try it out.
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Oran (Arabic: وهران Wahrān; Berber: ⵡⴻⵀ Wehran) is an important coastal city that is located in the north-west of Algeria. It is considered the second most important city after the capital Algiers, due to its commercial, industrial, and cultural importance. It is 432 km (268 mi) from Algiers. The total population of the city was 759,645 in 2008 (2008), while the metropolitan area has a population of approximately 1,500,000, making it the second largest city in Algeria. The name "Wahran" (Oran in Arabic) is derived from the Berber word "uharan" that means (two lions). A legend says that in 900 AD, lions still lived in the area. The last two lions were hunted on a mountain near Oran and are elsewhere referred to as "mountain lions".
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Ancient fortified towns, Roman ruins, and Sahara sands make Africa’s largest country an undiscovered tourism giant hiding in plain sight.
From the open roof of the watchtower, above the labyrinth of narrow alleys and serried rooftops, Ghardaïa appears as a rolling tableau of jumbled pastel cubes.
The only hints of modernity are the Tannoy speakers projecting from the mud-walled minarets at the summit of each hill. Otherwise, we could be looking at a scene from any century in the last 10.
Despite its proximity to Europe , and vast presence on the north coast of Africa –roughly the size of Alaska and Texas combined—Algeria and many of its most spectacular sights are little known to travelers outside of its borders.
“Algeria is one of the world’s hardest places to enter and among the least visited,” says Andrew Farrand, senior fellow for North Africa at the Atlantic Council , a foreign affairs think tank. “Of the two million or so official tourist arrivals each year, most are members of the Algerian diaspora coming home to visit family. Only a handful are foreign visitors.”
For those willing to negotiate the bureaucratic hurdles to get here, Algeria is arguably one of the most rewarding destinations that you can reach via a short-haul flight from mainland Europe. Today, vitally, it is also considered to be safe and relatively stable. Most foreign governments advise only against travel to its borders with Libya and Niger.
Legacy of French colonialism
The origins of Algeria’s anonymity lie in the recent past. Between 1830 and 1962, it was the most prized possession of the French empire . Independence came in 1962, but only after a bloody eight-year war between Algerian insurgents and French colonists which claimed between 400,000 and a million lives.
“France’s barbaric efforts to destroy Algerian culture bred deep anti-Western sentiment,” says Adel Hamaizia, a visiting fellow at Harvard University. “In the aftermath, the newly independent country was very motivated to rebuild and protect its religious and cultural identity .”
In the 1990s, as tourism to neighbors Morocco and Tunisia surged, Algeria was mired in what its people refer to as the “Black Decade,” when an Islamist insurgency instigated a bloody and protracted civil war. Anti-government protests toppled the administration of long-time president Abdelaziz Bouteflika as recently as April 2019.
Developing tourism
One legacy of this domestic upheaval is a prevailing attitude toward overseas visitors that is, if not actually hostile, then at least indifferent. The visa application process is Byzantine. Tourism promotion is non-existent. During my trip to the country in the spring, the only guidebook I could get my hands on was a second-hand Berlitz pocket-guide published in 1990.
The government’s disinterest in tourism, many observers argue, is due to the economic dominance of hydrocarbons. Algeria’s oil and gas sector comprises 20 percent of its GDP. Tourism, by contrast, accounts for barely 0.1 percent.
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“The oil curse infects everything,” says Farrand. “The industry gives the Algerian state the money it needs to avoid the hard work of developing more complex sectors like tourism.” According to recent reports, the spike in oil and gas prices as a result of the war in Ukraine has meant that Algeria exceeded its export targets for the first half of 2022 by 70 percent.
Wonders hidden in plain sight
Nevertheless, the rewards for coming here are many. Algeria is in several ways a giant hiding in plain sight. In the band of fertile land that hugs its Mediterranean coast are historic cities like Constantine , Oran , and the capital Algiers. Ancient Roman outposts like Djemila and Timgad (both UNESCO World Heritage sites) are among the best preserved archaeological destinations in North Africa. South, in the Saharan interior, the dune seas of the Great Ergs crash against the sandstone massifs of Hoggar and Tassili n’Ajjer.
“We’ve had record interest this autumn, but you can still go days in Algeria without seeing another tourist,” says Omar Zahafi, whose tour company, Fancyellow , caters almost exclusively to foreign visitors. “When we visit the Roman ruins and clients ask why there are no other people, I like to joke that I booked the site for them especially!”
Few places embody the tension between Algeria’s insularity and its tourist potential like Ghardaïa, the ancestral home of the Mozabites , Algeria’s fourth largest Berber tribe. A sprawling oasis town, 380 miles south of Algiers on the Trans Sahara Highway, it is a place where Algerian life is at its most traditional.
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It’s early afternoon in El Atteuf, one of five ksours , or hilltop citadels, that are collectively known as “the Pentapolis.” Once separate entities, the five walled towns have long since merged together into a labyrinthine conurbation that snakes along the desiccated valley of the M’Zab River. (Ghardaïa is both the name of the largest citadel and an unofficial shorthand for the whole region.) The French philosopher Simone de Beauvoir once likened it to “a Cubist painting, beautifully constructed.”
Like most places in Algeria, Ghardaïa is best explored with a guide. Indeed, in the ksours themselves, one is obligatory. Rules laid down by religious councils, which uphold a strict form of Ibadi Islam, permit entry to outsiders only at certain times of the day, and only in the company of a local chaperone. Some married women dress in the haik , a white garment that is wrapped around the body and head, leaving only a single eye exposed. Motorized transport is prohibited. Rubbish is still collected by donkey.
My guide, Hassissane Hadjsmael, a butcher with an impish air, leads us through the tranquil alleyways. In the middle of the day, when most of the valley’s inhabitants take a siesta, the lanes are populated only with gaggles of bashful children.
The citadel’s architectural consistency is a result of age-old norms of design and decoration. Up close, you can see that the walls are rendered in clay, then stippled with palm fronds to deflect the heat of the sun.
Hadjsmael gestures us through a low doorway and into a model interior now preserved as an unofficial museum. Inside is a pillared quadrangle with an open roof. Recesses on each side are bedecked in carpets. Most houses in the old towns have a similar footprint, albeit with some concessions to the 21st century. “My place is similar,” says Hadjsmael. “But I do have a big plasma TV.”
Change arrives slowly in Ghardaïa, but it does arrive. On the outskirts are the palmeries, groves of date palms whose fruits were once the backbone of the local economy. Now, its old summer homes are being converted into guesthouses.
In one of them, I meet travelers from Ohio sitting in a Berber tent set up in a shady courtyard. A musician, rakish in a dark green Tuareg turban, plucks at an oud under an olive tree heavy with fruit.
“You can tell that a lot of the people in Algeria are eager to share their country with the world,” says Katelyn Jarvis, an investment advisor from Cincinnati. “Nearly every interaction we’ve had has resulted in an invitation to visit peoples’ towns or to share a meal at their homes.”
Tourism is in its infancy here, but the hospitality is instinctive.
“I recently got my license to start hosting foreigners,” the guesthouse owner, Rostom Labchek, tells me. “I hope that more of them will come.”
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