NATIONAL MUSEUM OF MOUDJAHID in El Madania, Algeria - reviews,open hours,photo spots,things to do

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NATIONAL MUSEUM OF MOUDJAHID

P3W9+8Q9, Mohamed Belouizdad, Algeria

4.5(431)

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Visited January 2024: A short cable car ride (roughly 11p sterling) takes you to the museum and monument that enjoys a great view of the coast and the city below - a superb vantage point to take a panoramic photograph. The detail and thought behind the construction of the monument especially the three gold coloured statues at the base of the supporting pillars was not lost on me. I'd definitely recommend visiting the site to enjoy it for yourself. The photo opportunities will last a lifetime.

KhanKhan

As an Afghan, visiting the National Museum of Moudjahid truly touched my heart. Walking through the exhibits, I felt the pain, courage, and hope of the Algerian people. Their struggle for freedom reminded me so much of my own country’s journey. It’s a place that makes you feel proud of humanity’s strength and the power of sacrifice.

amer fahmawiamer fahmawi

Accessing this wonderful place is to easy by taxi or bus , Now regarding this particular location it has many things; it has a museum for the algerian revolution with entrance fees cost 50 DZD ~ 0.42 $, you can spend 1 hour in there checking every picture and declaration Outside you have a vast place that can have party in summer.

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Reviews of NATIONAL MUSEUM OF MOUDJAHID

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5.0

Armed guards are on duty & they prohibit visitors from climbing the stairs to stand under the sloping palm leaves. I was just happy to be standing anywhere within its proximity. This is yet another landmark seen on my short list of solo world adventures. It really is quite marvelous looking. And while all of Algiers looks like an old French stronghold, this monument is proof that the Algerians got their boots off their necks. It is located in the same locale as the Jardin D'Essais --a botanical garden-- left behind by the French. It is comprised of some of the most beautiful trees...

5.0

Beautiful museum full of artefacts of the resistance and the war against France. However, I have two criticisms to do: first of all regarding the ban on taking photos which I find rather stupid and annoying for those who want to keep some souvenir images. Second of all the plates are written only in Arab and sometimes in French and/or English; I think that this is wrong for two reasons which are that English is necessary as is the international language and everyone should understand that and in the second place it should be written also in Amazigh as Algeria has that language...

5.0

Visited January 2024:

A short cable car ride (roughly 11p sterling) takes you to the museum and monument that enjoys a great view of the coast and the city below - a superb vantage point to take a panoramic photograph.

The detail and thought behind the construction of the monument especially the three gold coloured statues at the base of the supporting pillars was not lost on me. I'd definitely recommend visiting the site to enjoy it for yourself.

The photo opportunities will...

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