Djémila, a UNESCO World Heritage site in Algeria, recognized in 1982, is a Roman city founded in the 1st century CE, nestled in a hilly landscape. Known as Cuicul, its well-preserved ruins—featuring a forum, temples, basilicas, and a theater—reflect sophisticated urban planning adapted to rugged terrain. This site showcases Algeria’s ancient heritage, offering a striking testament to Roman architecture and life in North Africa.

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