Discover the coastal charm and rich Roman history of Annaba, Algeria on a walking tour. Explore the city’s French colonial architecture, visit the St. Augustine Basilica, and uncover the ruins of Hippo Regius. Don’t miss the stunning beaches, majestic mountains, and lively cafes that make Annaba a must-visit destination.
- Annaba - Annaba is a port city in northeast Algeria. Local attractions include the main street with a broad central promenade, architecture that reflects the city’s French colonial past. The church of St. Augustine Basilica, completed in 1900, towers on a hill to the south. Below it sprawls the ruined city of Hippo Regius, with the remains of Roman villas and baths. The city boasts of the largest steel complex in Africa. Annaba is at the center of one of the most beautiful coastal regions in the western Mediterranean. If you love beaches, dramatic mountains, and vibrant cafes, you’ll love Annaba
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Annaba is a coastal town in the northeastern part of Algeria. Notable features include a main thoroughfare with a spacious central walkway and buildings that embody the city’s French colonial history. Situated on a southern hill is the St. Augustine Basilica, which was finalized in 1900. Beneath it lies the tumbledown city of Hippo Regius, home to ruins of Roman villas and baths. The city takes pride in housing Africa’s largest steel complex. Located in one of the most picturesque coastal zones in the western Mediterranean, Annaba is a haven for lovers of beaches, breathtaking mountains, and lively cafes.
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