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Want to discover the city of Oran and its secrets? Go on a trip to Algeria on a boat. SNCM or Société nationale Corse-Méditerranée provides maritime connections. Ferry crossings from abroad are made via the ports of Marseille, Barcelona or Alicante. A trip to Oran is the promise of an unforgettable stay in the Maghreb. A walk on the Aïdour hill will take you to the famous Santa Cruz fort. This fortress was built by the Spanish between 1577 and 1604. Stroll through the alleys of the Zabana National Museum in Oran to appreciate the many facets of Muslim art. Don't miss the old Sacred Heart Cathedral or the famous Pasha Mosque.
Are you a nature lover and a hiker? Nicknamed "the radiant one", the city of Oran has various parks and gardens that are only waiting for a visit. With its six hectares of promenade, the Sidi M'hamed esplanade offers a breathtaking view of the sea. This place is ideal for relaxing alone or with the family. Lovers of green tourism will not fail to stroll in the heart of the Ibn Badis garden, a site classified as a historic monument in 1952. This green space lists plant species such as aloe, ficus and palm trees. In summer, the alleys of the Mediterranean Garden invite you to stroll around with hand-grilled meat skewers. Treat yourself to a change of scenery by relaxing on the lawns of the park.
Before leaving the port of Oran, be sure to discover the postcard panorama that characterizes the western part of the city. This area is one of the best drop-off points for fishermen and scuba divers. The Habibas Islands are also worth a visit. They are home to different animal and plant species. It is possible to sleep on site if you are tempted by the nights under the stars. The starting points to get there are the port of Bouzedjar, the beach of Cap Blanc and the beach of Madagh.
Want to visit the most beautiful cities in France? Start by discovering Marseille. Served by a ferry, this city of art and culture is home to a thousand and one wonders not to be missed if you are passing through southern France. Its many remains bear witness to a flourishing past. Among the most visited sites are the Château d'If, the Longchamp palace, the Notre-Dame-de-la-Garde basilica and the Saint-Victor abbey.
If you like hiking and green tourism, you've come to the right place! Formerly called Lacydon, the Old Port is loved by both tourists and residents of Marseille. It is one of the emblematic districts of the Phocaean city. In addition to the oldest port in Marseille, the district houses France's first decentralized museum, the MuCEM. Its terrace offers a magnificent view of the port, the ideal place to get away from it all on a deckchair with a glass in hand. If you like to enjoy lively evenings, sit down in one of the city's bars to watch a football match and celebrate the event with the people of Marseille. You can also visit the Old Port by boat. Do not miss out on exploring the Panier district during your trip. Its picturesque streets offer magnificent historical monuments such as the Cathédrale de la Major.
Are you a fan of outdoor activities? Let yourself be tempted by the Marseille-Cassis run that takes place every year. The route linking these two cities is about 20 kilometres. This is the perfect opportunity to discover the National Park of the Calanques or the vineyards of Provence. For a moment of relaxation in Marseille, discover its exceptional coastline that invites you to escape. Scuba diving is one of your favorite activities? Head for Riou Island. Finally, don't miss the opportunity to taste the regional specialities. Take a gourmet break to discover the pistou soup, the frégi chichi or the famous bouillabaisse.
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