Occupied since prehistoric times, Tiaret was a major Berber capital under the Rostémides (8th-10th centuries), the first Islamic Ibadite state in North Africa. Its name figures on the great caravan routes linking the Maghreb to the Sahara. The region boasts megalithic necropolises, royal tombs (Djeddars) and early Christian remains that are unique in North Africa. Over time, Tiaret also became a Mecca for Sufism and horse breeding.
Tiaret is an inner Algeria, deep and authentic. A land of millennia-old stories and living spirituality, where landscapes merge with the tales of the ancients. With its ancient tombs, silent valleys and preserved traditions, Tiaret invites you to slow down... and feel. A little-known gem, carved out of rock and memory.
Discover the mysterious pyramids of Frenda, unique pre-Roman remains in Algeria. You can also explore the Roman and Berber ruins that dot the region, rich in history and legend. A captivating experience for archaeology and cultural adventure enthusiasts. A rare immersion in a little-known heritage, between mystery and historical discoveries.
Discover the historic zaouïas of Tiaret, true places of transmission of knowledge and Sufi spirituality. Among them, the Sidi Khaled zaouïa offers an insight into religious history and traditional architecture. A peaceful cultural experience, ideal for those interested in living heritage and ancestral rituals.
Explore the magnificent landscapes around Tiaret on horseback, between plains and hills. Local equestrian centres offer guided rides for all levels, from beginner to experienced rider. A relaxing and authentic activity, ideal for discovering the region in a different way.
