Oran's Old Town Free Walking Tour

Step into history at Bey's Palace (1792), a fusion of Ottoman elegance and Spanish fortress, offering panoramic views of the old town. Pacha's Mosque (1796) awaits its unique minaret, a symbol of Oran's spiritual heart. Continue to Letang Garden, Oran's first public garden, a botanical paradise with a 2 km walking path that provides harbor views in the city's heart. Republique Square follows, showcasing French architecture, fish restaurants, and the old town hall, a testament to Oran's cultural fusion. Kléber Square, once visited by Napoleon III, leads to the old Spanish citadel and Point 0, the city's symbolic center. Saint Luis Cathedral, Oran's inaugural cathedral, stands as a symbol of religious coexistence. Pearl Square, the heart of the old Spanish town, features the Pearl Mosque and Spanish inscriptions dating back to 1773. Our journey concludes at the Mausoleum of Sid El Houari, a serene reflection of Oran's history. And there's more! Discover Tambour Sanit Jose, an entrance to an underground labyrinth linking 22 forts, preserving Oran's defensive tales beneath your feet.