Museum of Fine Arts

The National Museum of Fine Arts in Algiers is a true cultural gem, blending authenticity and beauty in the most remarkable way. It offers a unique window into Algerian and international history, art, and creativity, providing a rich and inspiring experience. Heartfelt thanks to everyone who contributes to preserving this magnificent landmark, a true pride of Algeria and a symbol of its heritage.

I recommend visiting the museum if you're into art and history ! You can take also some beautiful pictures .

must visit its a small museum and people who work here are kind to us also upstairs u can sit and enjoy the view

I recommend this museum for visitors who want to explore fin arts but also Algerian art style, some areas offer exhibition from Fine Arts school students which gives à glimpse on Algerian artistic talents. There also works from different renowned global artists like Paul Lapra, Berthe Morisot, Emile Bernard, Picasso, Camille Pissarro, Nasreddine Etienne Dinet. There also many decorative elements that holds historical value from the Ottoman Empire and the beautiful Pre-colonaziation Era. The rooftop Terasse is wonderful offering a city view including Algiers shore and Hamma Botanical Garden. The entrances fees are about 200da, you have to 150da in order to take pictures and food is not allowed, you also have to keep big bags or luggage at the entrance.

A 10/10 experience, the more time u spend there the more impressive it gets, very worth it i recommend it

Top floor has some brilliant pieces and the library is gorgeous. The building in general is worth the visit. Free, too. Some of the lower floors I could miss. Oh, and lovely terrace on the top with views of the gardens below.

Algeria has much to offer tourists who are looking for a unique and enriching travel experience. With its diverse landscape that ranges from the Mediterranean coastline to the Sahara desert. The National Museum of Fine Arts in Algiers, is one of the largest art museums in Africa. Opened to public since 1930, with 8.000 works, including paintings, drawings, engravings, sculptures, decorative art, ceramics and more. Among the works of masters such as Brugghen, Van Goyen, Monet, Matisse, Delacroix, Renoir, Pissarro, Rodin, Bourdelle and Belmondo.

Located on a hill overlooking the sea between the shrine of the martyrs “MAQAM ECHAHID” and the Test Garden of Hamma. Erected from 1927, Architect: Paul Guion Built area: + 4000m2, without the gardens 3 levels: - Ground floor, main entrance to the museum with descriptive panels of the museum. It is better to enter through there - 1ST: Gallery of Bronzes - 2nd: permanent historical collection, the library and the Cabinet of Prints, + hanging gardens * A panoramic terrace, a reading room, a cafeteria (closed), and educational workshops * Tickets: 200dzd visit AND 200dzd photograph His collection: the most important for art in Africa. Includes 8k works (Print room; Furniture; Ceramics; Sculptures; Works of art; Paintings; Graphic arts)