Meeting at Square 1 November
Begin your adventure at the pulsating Square 1 November, the very heart of Oran. Here, the city’s energy welcomes you, setting the stage for a day filled with discovery and wonder.

Bey's Palace
Ascend to Bey's Palace, majestically perched atop 18th-century Spanish fortifications. Wander through opulent chambers and corridors where the echoes of the Ottoman era reveal stories of power and grace.

Old Town Exploration
Lose yourself in the labyrinth of Oran’s old town. Stroll along winding alleys, visit the serene Ottoman Pacha's Mosque, and relax in the lush Letang Garden. The contrasting charm of the French and Spanish squares offers a glimpse into the city’s layered past.

Main Square and Monuments
Proceed to Place 1 Novembre, where history comes alive through its iconic monuments. Admire the stately Town Hall, marvel at the graceful Winged Victory statues, and stand in awe before the impressive Baroque-style Theater—a testament to the city’s European heritage.

Ex-Synagogue and Cathedral
Step into a chapter of Oran’s rich heritage with a visit to the Ex-Synagogue, a poignant landmark that tells the story of the city’s Jewish community. Then, explore the transformed Cathedral—now a library—featuring Romano-Byzantine architecture, intricate mosaics, and vibrant stained glass windows.

Maghreb Square and Disco Maghreb
Arrive at Maghreb Square, where the eclectic Grand Post overlooks the bustling La Bastille Market. Here, the local rhythm resonates at Disco Maghreb, a dynamic music edition house where the soulful strains of Rai music first came to life.

Boulevard de la Soumam
Stroll along the elegant Boulevard de la Soumam, framed by classic French Haussmannian architecture. Enhance your journey with a cultural pause at the historic bar where Albert Camus once drafted parts of La Peste. Just nearby, the high school where Yves Saint Laurent once studied reminds you of the creative brilliance that has flourished in this vibrant city.

Albert Camus house (Exterior)
As we explore the heart of Oran, we’ll pass by the house where Albert Camus once lived, catching a glimpse of the place that left its mark on the renowned writer. Though we’ll admire it from the outside, this stop offers a moment to reflect on Camus’ connection to the city and the echoes of The Plague in its streets.

Seafront Walk
Conclude your day with a peaceful walk along the Mediterranean seafront. Let the gentle sea breeze and breathtaking views of the sparkling blue horizon provide a reflective and refreshing finale to your immersive journey through Oran.