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Sidi Yakoub Garden (Mohamed V Garden) is a garden around the marabout of sidi yacoub. Marabout Sidi Yacoub Originally from Marrakech, the holy Marabout, during a pilgrimage to Mecca, made an agreement with Sidi Ahmed El Kebir, the Marabout of Blida, to stop along the banks of the Oued El Kebir. There, he set up […]
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Jules Ferry Church. Today, the church serves as an annex to the elementary school. From the outside, you can see a white-painted cross, and under the arch, mosaics depicting the Christian religious faith.
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Klilcha stands out as a cherished classic from the culinary heritage of Blida. This simple yet flavorful dish highlights the richness of local home cooking celebrated for its nourishing ingredients and comforting taste, often shared in family gatherings and everyday meals.
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Foundation Catholic worship in Blida began soon after 1830, when French troops settled in the region. The community first gathered in a small wooden chapel built on the site of today’s Galeries de France and Boulevard Trumelet. This simple structure served local Catholics for several years and quickly became the center of early parish life. […]
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Mohamed Touri Theater sits in the heart of Blida, Algeria, and it remains one of the city’s most symbolic cultural venues. The hall offers about 430–435 seats.
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Built in 1750, this Blida mosque blends Ottoman and Algerian styles. It has Hammadite columns, a 35 m octagonal minaret, green-and-white zellige. Restored to preserve its historic charm.
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The Nedjma association was founded in 1963 in Blida. It was created to safeguard and promote Andalusian heritage. Over the decades, the association has been recognized across Algeria. Furthermore, it has contributed to preserving music traditions for future generations. Its mission has always been respected by local authorities. In addition, many cultural institutions have supported its artistic journey.
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El Moudjahid Mosque located in the intersection between douirette and zankat alnwar neighberhoods.
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Mosquée El Badr, located on Boulevard Colonel Lotfi in Blida, Algeria, is an active Sunni mosque serving local worshippers. Positioned near major city amenities and sports venues, it forms part of a close-knit cluster of mosques and community spaces in the heart of Blida.
