Algiers
North African capital
Algiers is the capital and largest city of Algeria, located on the Mediterranean coast of North Africa.
The city's name derives from the Arabic for "the islands," referring to small islands once visible from its harbor.
The ferry from Marseille arrives in Algiers after twenty hours.
Of or from Paris's nation
- OttomanMember of Turkish dynasty
- piracySeaborne theft or bootlegging
- BarbaryHistoric North African coast
- independenceFreedom from external control
revolution · colonialism · decolonization · 1962 · resistance · liberation · protectorate
North African capital city
- TripoliLibyan seat of government
- CasablancaMajor Moroccan seaport
- MarrakechMoroccan imperial city
- ConstantineEmperor who embraced Christianity
Benghazi · Sahara · Berber · Atlas · Mediterranean · casbah · souk
French
Of or from Paris's nation
- OttomanMember of Turkish dynasty
- piracySeaborne theft or bootlegging
- BarbaryHistoric North African coast
independence · revolution · colonialism · decolonization · 1962 · resistance · liberation · protectorate
Tunis
North African capital city
- TripoliLibyan seat of government
- CasablancaMajor Moroccan seaport
- MarrakechMoroccan imperial city
Constantine · Benghazi · Sahara · Berber · Atlas · Mediterranean · casbah · souk
- African PlacesCairo, Cape Town, Kilimanjaro, Kruger, Marrakech
- African PortsCape Town, Casablanca, Dakar, Mombasa, Durban
- Algerian PlacesConstantine, Medea, Tell
- North African CitiesCairo, Casablanca, Tunis, Tripoli, Marrakech
- AlgiersKasbah, Hydra, Medina
- France-Maghrebcolonial legacy, diplomatic tensions, Charles de Gaulle, Casablanca, Tunis
AlgiersTunis
North African capital city
Tripoli · Casablanca · Marrakech · Cairo