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Algiers is the capital and the largest city of Algeria. The town's name comes from "al-Jazairi," which in Arabic means "the island" as before there were four islands close to the city that have become part of the mainland in 1525. History The city was founded in the X th century on the site of ruins of a small Roman settlement...

Oran is a port city on the Mediterranean coast of Algeria. The capital of the eponymous province (vilayet), and in the era of French colonial rule it was the place of the eponymous department. Oran is the most European of all the Algerian cities - at the time the Spaniards owned it for nearly 300 years. The town's name derives from the French name Wahran, which is translated from the ancient language of the Moors meaning "Two lions...

The Djemila city lies at an altitude of 900 m above the sea level. Its temples, basilicas, triumphal arches and other structures are striking examples of the Roman town planning adapted to the location in the mountains. Djemila was during the Roman town known as Cuicul. Today Djemila is a small village in the mountains of the north coast of Algeria, but the ruins of the former city are observed today and it is a worth visiting place for those passionate...

    You can start your day with a heavy dose of shopping in trendy boutiques of Covent Garden sites. Continue with sophisticated stores with exorbitant prices on Sloane Street, so later - when you tired to buy for you - to spoil your partner with a visit to Saville Row or Jermyn Street, for an impeccable suit and an elegant men's shirt made to measure.     Wherever you shop in London, one thing is certain: you will spend much, very much. If you want your financial practice caution, can pass through Camde...

   The most expensive designer boutiques of Madison Avenue in the crowded fashion discount stores (so-called basement fashion shops) and stalls with "quality replicas" (another way of saying fake) on Channel Street, from electronics to rare books, New York has it all. Manhattan mega-stores - Saks Fifth Avenue, Bloomingdales, Neiman Marcus, Bergdorf Goodman, Nordstrom, Barneys - delivers everything you could imagine, each floor is dedicated: 1 - Accessories: 2 - shoes and designer boutiques, 3 - European designers, 4 - cou...

   Creativity that you see displayed in the windows of Paris - be it a famous fashion house or a neighborhood Chocolatier - is unparalleled and reflects the hedonistic philosophy of the French, for whom shopping is a pleasure not a chore. One of the best neighborhoods to experience this attitude is the Marais, where the maze of cobbled streets you walk among the shops of designers, shops and galleries well hidden until the Place des Vosges.       Do not forget to visit the 8th arrondissement, while the b...

   An incredible fusion between design, art, fashion and business mall consisting of six buildings include nearly every kind of shop ever conceived, from Chloe, Harry Winston and Issey Miyake. Food restaurants ranging from Japanese to French bistro cuisine. Tokyo Midtown presents the latest trends in Japanese industrial design, incorporating even one of the famous Ritz-Carlton hotel which hosts both tourists and businessmen....

  Over 80 acres of shops, restaurants, nightclubs and entertainment. The Mall of America has become widely recognized as the largest sales and amusement center in the United States. Visited by over 42 million visitors annually, Mall of America in Bloomington, Minnesota is considered the number one attraction for visitors....

  With over 24 million visitors annually, The Galleria is one of the biggest attractions of the city of Houston. Besides 375 stores, it has a mall ice rink, two hotels and several restaurants....