The Great Mosque of Algiers (1) - Known as Djamaa el Djazaïr, The Great Mosque of Algiers stands as one of Africa's largest mosques, with its stunning minaret symbolizing Islamic architecture. This magnificent structure draws visitors eager to admire its grandeur and religious significance.

Ketchaoua Mosque (2) - In the historic Kasbah of Algiers, the Ketchaoua Mosque holds a special place in the city's narrative. Originally a church, it was converted during the French colonial period, blending historical layers and architectural beauty, reflecting Algeria's complex past.

Sacred Heart Cathedral of Algiers (3) - Built between 1944 and 1956, the Sacred Heart Cathedral of Algiers showcases impressive architecture inspired by the Gospel of John. This Roman Catholic cathedral serves as a reminder of Algeria's colonial history, with a notable central tower.

Notre Dame d’Afrique (4) - Overlooking the city, the Notre Dame d’Afrique which was completed in 1872, offers stunning views of Algiers. Its intricate mosaics and religious art make this basilica a testament to the region's enduring faith.

Great Mosque of Tlemcen (5) - Great Mosque of Tlemcen is celebrated for its unique architectural style and elaborate tile work, showcasing the artistic heritage of the area.

M’Zab Valley (6) - In the M’Zab Valley, several mosques exemplify traditional Ibadite architecture within the fortified towns, reflecting the unique cultural identity of the Mozabite people.

Mosque of Sidi Boumediene (7) - The Mosque of Sidi Boumediene in Tlemcen honors the famous scholar and saint, with exquisite decorations marking its historical importance.

Al-Kawthar Mosque (8) - Al-Kawthar Mosque in Blida is noted for its beautiful design, serving as a vital community center for worship and learning.