• Place du 1er Novembre - Place d’Armes, situated in the heart of Oran, serves as a convergence point between the past and present. This central area is encircled by historic buildings, including the City Hall, an architectural masterpiece, and the Theatre d’Oran, a cultural landmark of the city. Visitors have the chance to explore these iconic monuments while enjoying the vibrant atmosphere of the square, ensuring a rewarding and memorable visit to Oran.
• Regional Theater of Oran - Positioned on the 1st of November Square, the Oran Regional Theatre is among the city’s most stunning buildings. Opened in 1907 as an opera house, it captivates with its neo-Baroque architecture, blending European influences with oriental details. Inside, an elegant 600-seat auditorium now hosts plays, concerts, and cultural events. Recognized as a national monument, it remains a significant symbol of Oran’s artistic life—a place rich in history where the city’s soul and creativity are palpable.
• Fort de Rozalcazar - Nestled in the old quarter of Sidi El Houari, the Palais du Bey—also known as Palais de Rozalcasar—and the Merinid Dungeons transport visitors to Oran’s illustrious past. The palace, constructed in the 18th century, showcases refined Ottoman architecture infused with Andalusian influences, featuring patios, colonnades, and elegant frescoes. Above, the Merinid Dungeons evoke medieval times when the city defended itself against sea incursions. These sites offer a profound immersion into Oran’s history and memory.
• Bey’s Palace - A gem of the Sidi El Houari district, the Palais du Bey—or Palais de Rozalcasar—testifies to Oran’s 18th-century grandeur. Built during Ottoman rule, it impresses with its harmonious architecture, blending oriental elegance with Andalusian inspiration. Its expansive courtyards, vaulted galleries, and sculpted details reflect the sophistication of an era when Oran shone over the Mediterranean. Today, this historic palace offers a visit filled with emotion and beauty, in the heart of the old town.
• Oran - Beneath the city, Oran’s underground tunnels reveal a lesser-known aspect of its history. Dug at various times, they once served as strategic passages linking fortifications, refuges during conflicts, and even secret communication lines. Along the way, visitors encounter a mysterious atmosphere where local legends and traces of the city’s military past intertwine. These galleries, now accessible through certain points in the old quarter, provide an unusual and fascinating journey into the heart of Oran.
• Fort de Santa Cruz - After enjoying a typical Oranian lunch with a delicious karantika, the tour continues to one of the city’s most iconic sites, Santa Cruz Fort. Overlooking Oran from the summit of Aïdour mountain, this 16th-century fort once offered an ideal strategic position to monitor the sea and protect the port. Today, it impresses with its well-preserved architecture and spectacular views of the Bay of Oran, the Mediterranean, and the Chapel of Santa Cruz. Accessible by car or on foot, the site combines history, spirituality, and a breathtaking panorama—a must-see to experience Oran’s essence.
• Chapelle de Santa Cruz - Perched on the heights of Mount Murdjadjo, the Chapel of Santa Cruz has watched over Oran since the 19th century. Built by the Spanish after the 1849 cholera epidemic, it was dedicated to the Virgin as a token of gratitude. With its white facade overlooking the sea and the city, it offers one of the most stunning panoramas in Oran. Every year, locals make a pilgrimage there, continuing a tradition of hope and faith. A place of contemplation and beauty, the chapel is inseparable from the Oranian identity.
• Murdjajo Mountain - Mount Murdjadjo serves as a balcony overlooking the Mediterranean Sea, overseeing Oran and housing its greatest symbols: the Fort and the Chapel of Santa Cruz. Covered with pines and maquis, it provides a tranquil natural setting, ideal for a walk or a panoramic stop. From the top, the view of Oran Bay is breathtaking, especially at sunset. Between nature, history, and spirituality, Mount Murdjadjo embodies all the beauty and serenity of the city—a place where time seems to stand still.

• Private transportation
• Bottled water
• Entrance fees
• Snacks
• Lunch
• In-vehicle air conditioning

• Gratuities
• Carbonated beverages
• Dinner

Experience Oran in a unique way! Dive into the essence of the Mediterranean gem with a full day of exploration, embracing history, culture, and stunning views. Guided by an enthusiastic local expert, explore Oran’s renowned landmarks: the Fort and Chapel of Santa Cruz, the Bey Palace, the Regional Theatre, the streets of Sidi El Houari, and much more.

Travel in comfort with a private air-conditioned vehicle, featuring personalized stops and relaxing moments, including a gourmet break to savor the famous Oranese karantika.

This “tailor-made” adventure lets you experience the spirit of Oran through the perspective of its residents. Authenticity, warmth, and breathtaking scenery promise an unforgettable day! Perfect for inquisitive travelers, history enthusiasts, or anyone eager to experience the true essence of Oran for a day.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.