Bejaia Collection

Ramon Llull (1235-1316). Breviculum Codex. Miniature. Baden
Ramon Llull (1235-1316). Breviculum Codex. Miniature. Llull preaching. Parchment 92. Page 5r. Baden Memorial Library. Karlsruhe. Germany

Algeria - Bejaia - The Town and French Naval Squadron
Algeria - Bejaia (formerly Bougie or Bugia) - The Town and French Naval Squadron stationed there at this time. Date: circa 1910s

Coast road from Bougie to Djidjelli, Algeria, North Africa
Coast road from Bougie (Bugia, Bejaia) to Djidjelli (Jijel), Algeria, North Africa, with people on a post bus at the rock arch tunnel. Date: circa 1910s

General view of Bougie (Bejaia), Algeria, North Africa
General view of Bridja, Bougie (Bugia, Bejaia), Algeria, North Africa, with hillside mansions and other buildings. Date: circa 1910

Cap Carbon, Bejaia, Kabylia, Algeria, North Africa, Africa

Barbary Macaque (Macaca sylvanus) at Cap Carbon, Bejaia, Kabylia, Algeria, North Africa, Africa

Barbary Macaques (Macaca sylvanus) grooming, Cap Carbon, Bejaia, Kabylia, Algeria, North Africa, Africa

Bejaia viewed from the sea
Bejaia (Bougie) in Kabylia, north eastern Algeria, as sketched by a visitor to the area

Plain of Bejaia viewed from the ramparts
Plain of Bejaia(Bougie), in Kabylia, north eastern Algeria, viewed from the ramparts

Bejaia and the Atlas Mountains
Bejaia (Bougie) and the Atlas Mountains, north eastern Algeria

The Bab al-Bahr (Gate of the Sea) - Bejaia, Algeria
The Bab al-Bahr (Gate of the Sea, also known as the Serrazine Gate) at Bejaia (Bougie), Algeria

The Kabyle Market, Bejaia, Algeria
The Kabyle Market at Bejaia (Bougie), Algeria. The Kabyle people are Berbers from North Eastern Algeria - estimated population today of 5 million individuals

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Discover the enchanting city of Bejaia, located in Algeria's North Africa region. With a rich history dating back centuries, this coastal town has captivated travelers for generations. One of its notable connections to the past is through Ramon Llull, a philosopher and writer from the 13th century whose Breviculum Codex holds miniature treasures that can be found in Baden. These intricate artworks offer glimpses into Bejaia's historical significance. As you journey along the coast road from Bougie to Djidjelli, you'll witness breathtaking views that showcase Algeria's natural beauty. The azure waters of the Mediterranean Sea meet rugged cliffs and golden beaches, creating an awe-inspiring panorama. Arriving in Bejaia itself, a general view reveals a bustling town with charming architecture blending old-world charm and modern influences. The Sidi Soufi Mosque stands tall as a testament to the city's religious heritage since 1918. It also played host to French naval squadrons during colonial times, reminding us of its strategic importance throughout history. This fusion of cultures is evident in every corner of this vibrant town. The Mosque Sidi-Mouhoub adds another layer to Bejaia's cultural tapestry. Located in Kabylia, it serves as both a place of worship and an architectural marvel that showcases North African craftsmanship at its finest. Nature enthusiasts will find solace at Cap Carbon where stunning vistas await them. From panoramic views overlooking Bejaia to encounters with Barbary Macaques roaming freely amidst their natural habitat – there is no shortage of wonders here. Witness these fascinating creatures grooming each other while taking in the fresh sea breeze at Cap Carbon; it truly is an experience like no other. Bejaia invites you on a journey through time and nature – immerse yourself in its captivating history, explore its diverse architecture, soak up stunning coastal landscapes, and encounter unique wildlife. This hidden gem in North Africa is waiting to be discovered.