Why visit
Algeria is a destination in Africa layered with historical sites and heritage routes. Plan an itinerary around ruins, old quarters, monuments, and museums.
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Why visit
Algeria is a destination in Africa layered with historical sites and heritage routes. Plan an itinerary around ruins, old quarters, monuments, and museums.
At a glance
Location
28.0°, 3.0°
Coast
Has coastline
Country area
2,381,741 km²
919,595 mi²
Country population
45.6 million
19/km²
Subregion
Northern Africa
Currency
Algerian dinar (د.ج)
DZD
Dial
+213
Language
Arabic
Demonym
Algerian
Internet
.dz
UN
Member state
ISO code
DZ / DZA
Where in the world
28.0° · 3.0°
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Bordering Algeria
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Frequently asked about Algeria
Algiers is the capital of Algeria.
Algeria uses the Algerian dinar (د.ج), ISO code DZD.
The primary language is Arabic.
No, Algeria has a coastline.
Algeria borders Tunisia, Libya, Niger, Mauritania, Mali, Morocco.
The calling code is +213.
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