Filippo Pananti's account of his time in Algiers in the early 19th century offers a fascinating look at one of North Africa's most important cities. From the bustling streets to the exotic marketplaces and the imposing fortifications, Pananti's narrative captures the essence of Algiers and the many cultures that call it home.

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