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01 of 18The casbah’s warren of streets was a hideout for revolutionaries
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02 of 18Martyrs’ Memorial, dedicated to people killed in the war of independence
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03 of 18Bilayd Filak on guard at Martyrs’ Memorial
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04 of 18Algiers’ hilly topography makes crossing the city a stair-climbing workout
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05 of 18Street signs in Arabic and French on Algiers’ Corniche
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06 of 18Mourad Betrouni in the Ministry of Culture
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07 of 18Colonial shuttered buildings
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08 of 18Newly opened museum of Algerian cinema
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09 of 18Algerians living in France on a trip home
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10 of 18Grande Poste – a cut above your average post office
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11 of 18Farid Smaallah in his casbah shop
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12 of 18Artisan Mostafa Bouelkak and casbah historian Hassan Smaallah
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13 of 18Parisian-style street corner
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14 of 18Amina Menia and Mostafa Benfodil
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15 of 18Belkacem Babaci, president of Casbah Foundation
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16 of 18Children play in casbah streets
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17 of 18Murals and mosaics fill casbah streets
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18 of 18Night lights of Algiers with new construction in the suburbs
