Tourism in Algeria can be restarted from these remains, Italians praise Roman sites

"The landscape has not changed since Roman times. These are stretches of hills planted with barley and wheat by about two thousand years ago, an Algerian city Djemila built in 96 AD by the Roman army," describes the agency, on the occasion of the 14 th edition of International Tourism Exhibition (Sitev). The place was inhabited until the sixth century, and "this is one of many archaeological sites of tourist attractions available in Algeria: an unrivaled heritage in Africa and the largest in the country and the continent, which has now promote international tourism in mid-over the past two decades, "says ANSAmed. A Djemila, there are important buildings, an amphitheater from the second century, where even today you can attend performances and music festivals, temples, prisons, votive altars dedicated to Caracalla arch, and gradually climbing on buildings along well at the time , "like a nice tour of the fourth century baptistery, virtually intact," notes the source.

The Agency notes that also the day on Friday, which is a public holiday for Muslims, the site is full of local tourists: women, men, children platoons "observe with admiration and puts the respect and looks friendly and sympathy, visitors foreigners. "

"The museum has exceptional mosaics depicting scenes of hunting and others of joyful life of gods and men," says the agency still, note that there are many unique archaeological sites in Algeria, citing Djemila, Tipasa Timgad and Tiddis. "A rare commodity in many other parts of the Mediterranean region," he told the media. "From a tourism point of view, we are still children and we become adults," said the agency, Boukhelifa Said, director of the Ministry of Tourism of Algeria, who said "one thing is certain, we do not repeat the mistakes that have been made elsewhere, we rely on tourism that respects nature, landscapes, our cultural history. "

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