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The flight from Manchester to Algiers takes anything between five and twenty hours. A number of airlines offer flights across this route, including Air France, British Airways, KLM and Emirates, however, most travellers use a combination of carriers to reach ALgiers from Manchester. Flight duration and costs vary greatly depending on the carrier and route you choose to take so be sure to compare prices online in order to secure the best deal. Flights between Manchester and Algiers require at least one stopover. The most frequently used layover destinations are London Heathrow, Paris, Madrid and Amsterdam. On arrival you will land at Houari Boumediene Airport, a medium sized airport offering domestic and international flights. Positioned a little over ten miles outside the city, travellers are advised to use an airport endorsed taxi service rather than public transport to complete their journey into the city.
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Manchester Algiers
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Cheap Manchester - Algiers Flights
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Sightseeing Algiers
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Notre Dame d'Afrique
A large catholic basilica located just to the north of the city centre. Opened in 1872 the church has a classically French design and boasts incredible views over the Mediterranean, the church remains an important place of Catholic worship to this day.
2 The Great Mosque of AlgiersAn ancient building in the city, said to have been completed in 1097, the mosque is the oldest in Algiers and one of the oldest in Algeria. Whilst the surrounding streets and harbour have been completely reconstructed the Mosque has remained almost unchanged since its construction.
3 Al QodsThe largest shopping centre in the city and the perfect place to engage with some local culture, art and crafts. Al Qods is an interesting combination of traditional North African and contemporary European culture
4 Bardo MuseumContaining a collection that dates from the pre historic period as well as a number of contemporary artefacts, the museum also has some of the best examples of Roman and Greek mosaics and antiquities you are likely to find. The Bardo is not to be missed.
5 WaterfrontWith a range of cafes and restaurants all positioned along its edge, the beautiful waterfront it is one of the most vibrant and bustling areas of the city. There are daily water tours for tourists to enjoy that provide a unique, breathtaking view of the city from the water.