Tipasa, a UNESCO World Heritage site in Algeria, recognized in 1982 and listed as World Heritage in Danger from 2002-2006, is an ancient coastal city with Punic, Roman, and early Christian ruins from the 6th century BCE to the 6th century CE. Its scenic remains—featuring a theater, basilicas, and mausoleums—blend Mediterranean beauty with historical layers along the sea. This site showcases Algeria’s rich archaeological heritage, preserving a crossroads of civilizations despite past threats.

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