El Aurassi Hotel Algiers

... and deliver me to Algiers, the 15th Ward of Nola, and home to one of the city's most famous sites. From Season 12 of This Old House, Born on the Bayou, the remodel of a classic Double Shotgun (built 1895). Of course if you don't head out onto the river, you'll miss these sights

... in Mid August. So it seem that I need to fly to Cairo once more before going to Bangladesh, Get the visa and then go to Dhaka from Cairo. It would not be a problem for me but I am not feeling easy due to a possible delay in the leave. My son in Dhaka (he is 7 yrs now) declared that he will not let me enter the home if I make further late here. Also I miss my daughter (she is 3 month old now and born after I came to Cairo).. I need to see her and hold her in my arms..

... The food staff are good but in my opinion they are not value for money. Yesterday we went to the downtown. Our office has provided us with a car to take us there. The driver parked the car at one end of the city and we visited the city on foot as much as we could in four hours. The city center is nice and full of people and activity. Algiers is a hilly city .. at one side it has the sea and on the other it has hills so the roads are elevated to different levels accordingly.

... facing the sea. However, two of my colleagues (Vittorio & Amir) found themselves at the other side of the building so missing the wonderful view. Our local colleague, Amar came to visit us and took us to launch. Then we returned to hotel. We also had dinner with Amar (This guy is wonderful) who took us to the Grill district of Algiers . Amar told us that in Algiers they have separate districts for different type of food one for Grilled ...

In the bar soon to commiserate with my tourmates over not making it on the plane to Casablanca this am...the Algerian tour company in an effort to keep things 'nice' neglected to tell us that we didn't actually have tickets for the flight this am and were waitlisted. Details details... So, we are in rainy Algiers for another ...

... going through the program Morocco Exchange which lets you do more cultural things rater then touristy things. I'm not really sure what to expect but I'm excited to say that I will have been in Africa. Becky & I are sharing a hotel room and it is huge, I mean ridiculous. Should be an interesting trip! Megan

Accueil à l'aéroport sans aucun panneau - dans un pays réputé pour ses pb de sécurité, ça commence bien... Passage par un bureau de passage au siège de la société. Rien à faire qu'attendre "l'escort" 2 heures de route au Sud d'Alger, sous escort: un business entretenu pour les sociétés internationales par les autorités locales sans doute. Des flics partout - jamais vu autant

I made this trip together with my former wife in 1987 by public bus in three weeks. We visited the Empire cities of Rabat, Meknes, Marrakesh, Fez and the metropolis of Casablanca but also the wild south after passing the Atlas range mountains up to the dunes of Merzougà through some interesting towns as Ouarzazate, Er Rachidia, Erfoud, Rissani. In Morocco there are some particular landscapes like the Todra Gorge , deep cut into the mountain, the most dramatic sight being ...

Hi, in autumn 1989 I made an interesting trip in Algeria in a group of about 15 italian people with an algerian student who was our guide We visited the beautiful capital of Alger, with its high white french styles houses, an arab center old town (medina), the museum of the Revolution of 1960 against France and outside the city some roman ruins and mosaics. We took our airflight to Tamanrasset at more than 4 hours ...