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Annaba, a picturesque town in Algeria, is a treasure trove of historical and cultural wonders. The Town Hall stands proudly at the heart of this vibrant city, serving as a symbol of civic pride and governance. As you stroll through the streets, your eyes are drawn to the magnificent Bone (Annaba), an ancient relic that whispers tales from centuries past. One cannot miss the grandeur of the Basilica of St Augustine, built in 1900. Its towering presence dominates the skyline, with ruins of Hippo's ancient city lying peacefully in its foreground. A masterpiece by Master of Berrys Cleres Femmes called "Hippone - Dame Grecque" transports you back to 1403 when art flourished under skilled hands. Traveling further into history, vintage photographs capture Annaba's essence during different eras. In 1895, Bona (Annaba) exudes charm as it embraces its role as a bustling port city. Phosphates Quay tells stories of trade and industry that have shaped this coastal gem over time. The Salah Bey Mosque stands tall amidst Annaba's architectural marvels; once known as Bona before being renamed Annaba. An illustration from The Illustrated London News published in 1865 captures its beauty for all to admire. Venturing beyond Annaba's borders but within Algeria lies Algiers Mosque el-Djedid—a sight to behold captured by Neurdein brothers' lens between 1860-1890. Their photographic journey continues inside Algiers Interior el-Kebir mosque where intricate details mesmerize visitors. Algiers itself unveils more treasures through Neurdein brothers' photographs—Arab Court showcases stunning architecture while Gallery reveals Moorish house elegance. Finally, Algiers Court Moorish Palace Archbishop leaves one awe-inspired by its majestic splendor.