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Ténès, a town located around 200 kilometers west of Algiers, boasts a rich history dating back to Phoenician times. With a population of approximately 65,000, Ténès has witnessed the influence of various civilizations, including Carthaginians, Romans, Byzantines, and more.

Discover the town's ancient heritage through its Phoenician and Roman tombs, prehistoric caves in Sidi Merouane, and the magnificent Great Mosque of Sidi Ahmed Boumaza, built over 11 centuries ago. The Notre Dame de Ténès is another notable landmark, and you can explore the remnants of the Roman colony's ramparts and tombs.

While shopping options might be limited, you can find unique items at local markets and boutiques. Nedjella boutique offers fashion handbags and gifts.

Ténès offers a more relaxed nightlife scene. The Café du Forum, known for its mint tea, is a local favorite. For a taste of history, head to the Hôtel Suisse, a bar with a vintage atmosphere dating back to 1931. The Milk Bar, another historic hangout, is popular among locals and French expatriates.
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Tenes

Ténès, a town located around 200 kilometers west of Algiers, boasts a rich history dating back to Phoenician times. With a population of approximately 65,000, Ténès has witnessed the influence of various civilizations, including Carthaginians, Romans, Byzantines, and more.

Discover the town's ancient heritage through its Phoenician and Roman tombs, prehistoric caves in Sidi Merouane, and the magnificent Great Mosque of Sidi Ahmed Boumaza, built over 11 centuries ago. The Notre Dame de Ténès is another notable landmark, and you can explore the remnants of the Roman colony's ramparts and tombs.

While shopping options might be limited, you can find unique items at local markets and boutiques. Nedjella boutique offers fashion handbags and gifts.

Ténès offers a more relaxed nightlife scene. The Café du Forum, known for its mint tea, is a local favorite. For a taste of history, head to the Hôtel Suisse, a bar with a vintage atmosphere dating back to 1931. The Milk Bar, another historic hangout, is popular among locals and French expatriates.

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