lovely and well maintained place to learn about ancient life. the local guides are very knowledgable. the place has additional exhibitions as miniatures and traditional paintings. there are no facilities as coffee shop or even bathroom there. it's in 200 m from Metro station. unfortunately the short way is full of garbage with horrible smells.

(Translated by Google) Discovery Mustapha Pasha Palace, a real architectural gem, standing majestically among the ruins of the Casbah, this palace is undoubtedly one of the flagship historic monuments of our capital 😍🤗 Discover it on these photos (Original) Découverte Palais Mustapha Pacha, un véritable joyau architectural, se dressant majestueusement parmi les ruines de la Casbah, ce palais est sans aucun doute l’uns des monuments historiques phares de notre capitale 😍🤗 Découvrez le sur ces photos

Beautiful ornate building. We were only able to visit half of it but what I saw was well worth the visit. Nice hand-painted ceramic tiles in the hammam. No 2 tiles the same. Nice kitchen area. Separate pathways for the nobles and the hired hands. The courtyard was really beautiful. The house now exhibits miniature paintings from several parts of the world.

A stone's throw from Ketchoua in the lower Casbah, 200 dinars entry. Very nice home. The residence of Mustapha Pasha is a must during a visit to Algiers. Superb palace, we start dreaming…

NICE

Situated in the middle of the old casbah, it is Great historical place for one of the sultans of Algiers: mustapha pacha. Although the house is not that big, but Every detail of house tells a story about the turkish royal life. I recommend reading about it before you go, or request a guide from local tourism agencies.

(Translated by Google) The palace of "Khadaouj El-Amia" and "Mustapha Pasha" are preparing to receive visitors again ...! The “Khadouj El Amia” and “Dar Hassan Pasha” Palace are working on putting the finishing touches to ensure optimal reception for visitors, which will be done according to the health protocols in force. However, the Palace, which houses the National Public Museum of Popular Arts and Traditions, is not quite ready to welcome visitors again, due to ongoing maintenance work which has somewhat delayed the return of its exhibitions. permanent. Holding permanent exhibitions, installing furniture in living rooms, chairs and bedrooms, and placing large objects such as jars and boxes depend on the work of painting the exhibition halls and cleaning up the rooms. architectural elements. The museum's health protocol: "it will not receive more than 25 people spread over two circuits, and the visit will only last 45 minutes". (Original) Le palais de «Khadaouj El-Amia» et «Mustapha Pacha» se préparent à recevoir à nouveau des visiteurs... ! Le Palais «Khadouj El Amia» et «Dar Hassan Pacha» s'attelent à mettre la touche finale pour assurer un accueil optimal aux visiteurs, qui se fera selon les protocoles sanitaires en vigueur. Cependant, le Palais qui abrite le Musée National Public des Arts et Traditions Populaires, n'est pas tout à fait prêt à recevoir à nouveau les visiteurs, en raison des travaux d'entretien en cours qui ont quelque peu retardé le retour de ses expositions permanentes. La tenue d'expositions permanentes, l'installation de meubles dans les salons, les chaises et les chambres, et le placement de grands objets tels que des bocaux et des boîtes dépendent des travaux de finition de peinture des salles d'exposition et nettoiement des éléments architecturaux. Le protocole sanitaire du musée : " il ne recevra pas plus de 25 personnes réparties sur deux circuits, et la visite ne durera que 45 minutes".

(Translated by Google) Museum located at the Kasbah of Algiers. To visit (Original) Musée situé à la kasbah d'Alger. À visiter

Very nice place, if you are in algiers for a few days you should visit it !

A very beautiful place full of history...

(Translated by Google) A must to visit when you are passing through the lower casbah "lewta" otherwise called before in ancient Algerian dialect .. this palace was a stately home of Mustapha Pasha today restored and converted into a national museum of Arab-Muslim calligraphy. (Original) Un must à visiter quand vous êtes de passage de la basse casbah "lewta" autrement appelée auparavant en dialecte algérois ancien .. ce palais fut une demeure seigneuriale de Mustapha pacha aujourd'hui restauré et reconverti en musée national la calligraphie arabo-musulmane ..

(Translated by Google) Nice museum especially with the visit of the guide Mohamed whom I strongly recommend very well informed and very passionate. There are many details that speak of the ancient history of Algeria until the 10th century. (Original) Sympa le musée surtout avec la visite du guide Mohamed que je conseille fortement très bien informé et tres passions. Y a beaucoup de détails qui parlent de l’ancienne histoire de lalgerie jusqu’au 10eme siècle.

Beautfiful old palace in good shape and well taken care of. Access to the sta7 (roof) was not available when we visited. The second part of the palace is an architecture school, so not accessible. The current exhibition is about miniatures and there are some wonderful pieces from Iran, Uzbekhistan and other places. There is also very nice calligraphy. Entrance fee was 200 dn per adult. A must in Algers!

Gorgeous palace with rich heritage. Well preserved ( and re worked). Totally recommend spending a few hours there , absolutely worth it.

(Translated by Google) The richness of a country is its history and the mixture of culture ..... (Original) La richesse d'un pays c'est son histoire et le melange de culture .....

(Translated by Google) 18th century Moorish Latin palace museum, located in the heart of the historic city n home to works of illumination and miniatures, the building is very interesting accessible only on foot (Original) palais mauresque de latin du 18e bâtisse musée, située en plein coeur de la cité historique n abritant des oeuvres d'enluminure et de miniatures, la bâtisse est très intéressante accessible uniquement à pieds

(Translated by Google) A tourist place (Original) Un lieu touristique

(Translated by Google) Algeria has been through its long history of many civilizations since 2500 BC, all competed on the land and place of Algeria, and left an architectural and linguistic heritage, many of which still exist to this day. "Culture and Tourism" celebrates heritage at Al Ain Palace Museum  One of the most important landmarks in Algeria's history is the period of the Ottoman Empire, which Algeria joined nominally in 1504, ending with the French occupation of Algeria in 1830, the palace of Mustafa Pasha.  The traveler in a number of districts of the Algerian capital and some other cities sees the history of Algeria more than four centuries ago, from buildings, palaces and mosques, which defied the factors of time and people passing by, and remained steadfast, to silently recount some of the ancient historical tales of a country called Algeria.  In the ancient neighborhood of the Lower Kasbah, not far from the sea, near the Katshwa Mosque and the old Grand Mosque, there is the Palace of Mustafa Pasha, which is still a living witness to the Ottomans in Algeria. History of the palace  "Mustafa Pasha" was the ruler of Algeria from 1798 to 1805, or as he was called "Dai", who succeeded his uncle, "Dai Hassan," ordered the construction of a palace with very special engineering, and had it. The palace of Mustafa Pasha, built in 1779, was the family residence of the parents, his wife and children, his personal guard, his servants and servants. He was also home to the guests of the distinguished Dai, including the son of the King of France, the Duke of Orleans.  With the advent of French colonization of Algeria in 1830, the occupation administration turned it into a national library in 1863, which included more than 2000 manuscripts stolen by the colonizer from the family libraries in Constantine after its occupation in 1837.  The "Dai Mustafa Pasha" was killed in 1805 following a military coup caused by the civil disobedience declared by the people of Algeria on the Dai, and his grave is located in the "Bab Al-Wadi" in the Algerian capital not far from the palace.  As it is inside Al Ain's news portal visited the palace and found tourists from Algeria, France, Germany and Italy, who agreed to the palace's dignity. Its architecture is one of the masterpieces of Islamic architecture and its historical and cultural value.  In the Palace of Mustafa Pasha there is a courtyard known as the "courtyard courtyard", with a marble fountain and two subterranean floors. They are joined by solid marble columns with eight rooms. The Algerian authorities have turned them into a museum of the original line.  At the entrance to the palace on the side of Yemen, there are stairs for the parents and his family only, leading to the five rooms on the top floor, and on the left there are other stairs dedicated to servants and maids. As they ascend, the visitor finds two other sections, one for the private bath "Baladi and his family" and the other for the large kitchen which includes 7 smokers in the style of the Palace of the Sultan's Harem.  It is interesting to note that in the staircase of the Dai and the servants, it is different. The ramparts are small in thickness and size to make it easier to climb, while the servants' staircase has a large thickness, and everyone who uses it feels the difference between them and the ladders.  In an attempt to preserve it from oblivion, the Algerian authorities turned the palace into a national museum of ornamentation, miniatures and calligraphy, on 7 November 2007, as part of the cultural investment of the ancient Kasbah area, classified as a global heritage of humanity.  It was decided to convert all eight rooms into a museum that included a collection of paintings of decoration, miniature and original calligraphy, the paintings whose owners were "surprisingly astonished" in those paintings. When entering Al Ain's news portal to these museum rooms, it was found that the paintings were from Arab and other countries, including Algeria, Syria, Iraq, Jordan, Egypt, Palestine, Yemen, China, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, Mongolia, India and Turkey. (Original) مر على الجزائر عبر تاريخها الطويل عديد الحضارات منذ 2500 قبل الميلاد، تنافست كلها على أرض ومكانة الجزائر، وتركت إرثًا معماريًا ولغويًا لا زالت الكثير من معالمه قائمة إلى يومنا. "الثقافة والسياحة" تحتفي بالتراث في متحف قصر العين  ومن المعالم التي بقيت شاهدة على واحدة من أهم مراحل الجزائر في تاريخها، فترة الدولة العثمانية التي التحقت بها الجزائر "اسميًا" عام 1504، انتهت مع الاحتلال الفرنسي للجزائر سنة 1830، هو قصر مصطفى باشا.  فالمتجول في عدد من أحياء العاصمة الجزائرية وبعض المدن الأخرى يرى تاريخ الجزائر قبل أكثر من 4 قرون، من مبانٍ وقصور ومساجد، تحدت عوامل الزمن والبشر المارة عليها، وبقيت صامدة، حتى تروي بصمت جزءًا من حكايات تاريخية قديمة لبلد اسمه الجزائر.  في ذلك الحي العتيق "القَصبة السفلى"، وغير بعيد عن البحر، وبالقرب من مسجد كتشاوة والمسجد الكبير العتيق، يوجد "قصر مصطفى باشا" الذي لازال شاهدًا حيًا على فترة العثمانيين في الجزائر. تاريخ القصر  "مصطفى باشا" هو حاكم الجزائر من 1798 إلى 1805 م، أو كما كان يسمى "الدَّاي"، الذي خلف خاله "الدَّاي حسن"، فأمر بتشييد قصر فخم بهندسة خاصة جدًا، وكان له ذلك. "قصر مصطفى باشا" الذي بُني عام 1779م، كان للإقامة العائلية للدَّاي وزوجته وأطفاله، وحرسه الشخصي، ولخدمه وخادماته، وكان كذلك مقرًا لاستقبال ضيوف الدَّاي المميزين، من بينهم نجل ملك فرنسا "دوق أورليانز".  ومع دخول الاستعمار الفرنسي للجزائر عام 1830، حولته إدارة الاحتلال إلى "مكتبة وطنية" سنة 1863 م، والتي ضمّت مخطوطات فاق عددها 2000 مخطوط نهبها المستعمر من المكتبات العائلية في مدينة قسنطينة بعد احتلالها سنة 1837م.  أما "الدَّاي مصطفى باشا" فقد قُتل عام 1805 على إثر انقلاب عسكري سببه حالة العصيان المدني التي أعلنها سكان الجزائر على الدَّاي، ويوجد قبره في منطقة "باب الوادي" بالعاصمة الجزائرية غير بعيد عن مقر القصر.  كما هو من الداخل بوابة "العين" الإخبارية زارت القصر، فوجدت سُياحًا من الجزائر وفرنسا وألمانيا وإيطاليا، أجمعوا على فخامة هذا القصر، بهندسته المعمارية التي تمثل واحدة من روائع العمارة الإسلامية، وقيمته التاريخية والثقافية، كما تجولت "العين" بين طابقيه السفلي والعلوي.  يوجد في "قصر مصطفى باشا" ساحة تسمى "صحن الدار"، تتوسطها نافورة رخامية، وطابقين سفلي وعلوي، تتماسك فيما بينها بأعمدة رخامية صلبة، وبه 8 غرف، حولتها السلطات الجزائرية إلى متحف للخط الأصيل، لكن يمنع على الزوار والصحفيين تصوير تلك الغرف.  عند مدخل القصر في جهة اليمن، توجد سلالم خاصة بالدَّاي وعائلته فقط، تؤدي إلى الغرف الخمس الموجودة في الطابق العلوي، وفي الجهة اليسرى توجد سلالم أخرى مخصصة للخدم والخادمات. وعند صعودها يجد الزائر قسمين آخرين، واحدا للحَمَّام الخاص "بالداي وعائلته"، والآخر للمطبخ الكبير الذي يضم 7 مدخنات على طريقة قصر "حريم السلطان".  والمثير للانتباه في السلالم الخاصة بالداي والخدم، أنها مختلفة، فسلالم الدَّاي صغيرة السمك والحجم، لتُسهل عليه الصعود، بينما سلالم الخدم لها سمك كبير، وكل من يستعملها يحس بفرق الراحة بينها وبين سلالم الدَّاي.  وفي محاولة للحفاظ عليه من النسيان والزوال، حولت السلطات الجزائرية القصر إلى متحف وطني للزخرفة والمنمنمات وفن الخط، في 7 نوفمبر/تشرين الثاني عام 2007، في إطار الاستثمار الثقافي لمنطقة "القَصبة العتيقة"، المُصنّفة كتراث عالمي للإنسانية.  فتقرر تحويل جميع الغرف الثماني إلى متحف ضم مجموعة من اللوحات الخاصة بالزخرفة والمنمنمات وفن الخط العربي الأصيل، وهي اللوحات التي أقل ما يُقال عنها أن أصحابها "أبدعوا إلى حد الدهشة" في تلك اللوحات. وعند دخول بوابة "العين" الإخبارية إلى تلك الغرف المتحفية، وجدت أن اللوحات من دول عربية وغيرها، من بينها إضافة إلى الجزائر: سوريا، العراق، الأردن، مصر، فلسطين، اليمن، الصين، أوزباكستان، طاجكستان، منغوليا، الهند، وتركيا.

(Translated by Google) Magnificent museum of Moorish architecture, beautiful international exhibitions. There is a small library inside a museum The museum offers art workshops for children and workshops in ceramic painting for adults. (Original) Magnifique musée d'architecture mauresque, de très belles expositions internationales. Il existe une petite bibliothèque à l'intérieur de musée Le musée propose des ateliers artistiques pour les enfants et des ateliers en peinture sur céramique pour les adultes.

(Translated by Google) A must see ! A palace located in the heart of the Lower Casbah, remarkable both for the quality of its architecture of the Ottoman era and for the works exhibited there. (Original) À voir absolument ! Un palais situé au cœur de la basse Casbah, remarquable tant par la qualité de son architecture de l'époque ottomane que par celle des œuvres qui y sont exposées.

A wonderful tradional house of the Casbah built in the typical Moorish style of Algiers.

(Translated by Google) Headquartered in the Algerian capital, it contains artistic paintings as well as collections of calligraphy, and is concerned with the acquisition, restoration, and preservation of manuscripts. (Original) مقــره بالعاصمة الجزائرية، يحتوي على لوحات فنية إضافة إلى مجموعات من فن الخط، ، ويهتم باقتناء المخطوطات وترميمها وحفظها .

Beautiful building with fascinating architecture and rich history. I liked the artistic atmosphere and the different paintings inside.

Airy, clean, very kind and dedicated staff

Great place. Well renovated and represents the Casbah very well. Hopefully more places in the Casbah will be renovated ❤️

Beautiful place to visit

Definitely a worthy place to visit in Algiers... History and art, and travelling through time

(Translated by Google) Beautiful (Original) Beau

(Translated by Google) amazing place (Original) مكان ساحر

Super

(Translated by Google) It is a small, beautiful museum that contains many interesting traditional and historical exhibits (Original) متحف صغير ،جميل و يحتوي على عدة معروضات تقليدية و تاريخية جديرة بالاهتمام

One of must see places in algiers

(Translated by Google) An architectural masterpiece! Do not miss if you are visiting Algiers and want to visit the Casbah. The works on display are remarkable, the welcome is very pleasant. The young man who greeted us was very nice and even gave us some information about the palace because the guide was not present. I will return with great pleasure. (Original) Un chef d’œuvre architectural ! A ne pas rater si vous êtes de visite à Alger et que vous souhaitez visiter la Casbah. Les œuvres exposées sont remarquables, l’accueil y est très agréable. Le jeune homme qui nous a accueilli fut très gentil et nous a même donné quelques informations sur le palais car le guide n’était pas présent. J’y retournerai avec grand plaisir.

(Translated by Google) I don't need to talk about the architectural grandeur of the museum because it is obvious, but I want to talk about the guide who describes the history of the museum and the Kasbah in general in an extraordinary way, really I adored 👍 (Original) J'ai pas besoin de parler de la grandeur architectural du musée car c'est une évidence, mais je veux parlé du guide qui nous décrit l'histoire du musée et de la casbah en général d'une façon extraordinaire, vraiment j'ai adoré 👍

(Translated by Google) Dar Mustapha Pasha is a Murcian palace, located in the Kasbah, Algiers, Algeria. It houses the National Museum of Ornament, Miniatures, and Calligraphy. The house is classified (in 1992) a World Heritage Site by UNESCO as part of the ancient city of "the Kasbah". The palace is located in the Algerian Kasbah, and the main entrance to the palace is on Ahmed and Mohamed Meshri Street. The palace is located near three large and famous mosques to this day, which are the “Ketchawa Mosque”, the “Great Mosque” and the “New Mosque”. (Original) دار مصطفى باشا هو قصر مورسيكي، يقع في قصبة ، الجزائر العاصمة ، الجزائر . يضم المتحف الوطني للزخرفة والمنمنمات وفن الخط. الدار مصنفة ( في سنة 1992) تراثًا عالميًا من طرف اليونسكو بصفته جزءا من المدينة العتيقة "القصبة". يقع القصر في قصبة الجزائر الجزائرية، والمدخل الرئيسي للقصر في شارع أحمد ومحمد مشري. يقع القصر بالقرب من ثلاث جوامع كبيرة ومشهورة إلى اليوم هي "جامع كتشاوة" و"الجامع الكبير" و"الجامع الجديد".

(Translated by Google) Wonderful museum (Original) متحف رائع

(Translated by Google) One of the most beautiful palaces of the Kasbah of Algiers (Original) Un des plus beaux palais de la casbah d'Alger

(Translated by Google) To visit Dar Mustapha Pasha of the Ottoman era (Original) A visiter Dar Mustapha pacha de l’époque ottomane

(Translated by Google) I visited it two or three times, a quiet and beautiful place where there is a painting for different artists from the world (Original) زرته مرتين او ثلاث مكان هادئ وجميل وفيه معرص لوحات لمختلف الفنانين من العالم

(Translated by Google) Historic place I highly recommend to visit it (Original) Endroit historique je recommande vivement de le visiter

(Translated by Google) A trip into the history of Algiers (Original) Un voyage dans l'histoire d'Alger

(Translated by Google) Very beautiful museum with a great history, the palace is located in a small alleys next to the Ketchoua mosque, bus and metro station 200m from the museum (Original) Très beau musée avec une grande histoire, le palais ce trouve dans une petite ruelles à côté de la mosquée ketchoua, station bus et métro à 200m du musée

(Translated by Google) Worth a visit (Original) يستحق الزيارة

(Translated by Google) I haven't seen vrmt: p (Original) J'ai pas vrmt vu :p

(Translated by Google) History and beautiful paintings (Original) Historique et de belles peintures

(Translated by Google) Rich in history. (Original) Riche en histoire.

(Translated by Google) A lost place for those who visited the Kasbah for the first time (Original) مكان لا يضيع لمن زار القصبة لأول مرة

(Translated by Google) It's a beautiful museum! (Original) C'est un beau musée !

(Translated by Google) Very good place to visit (Original) Très bien lieu à visiter

(Translated by Google) I will return with pleasure (Original) J'y retournerai avec plaisir

(Translated by Google) The building is a masterpiece reminiscent of the architectural and engineering glories of the Kasbah; Contains a unique artistic selections from the cities of the world, the most important creations of the most famous calligraphers Arabic crafts in various aesthetic forms and hardships creators. The value range hardly meets under one roof. (Original) المبنى تحفة تذكر بأمجاد القصبة المعمارية و الهندسية؛ عساها تعود. يحتوي مختارات فنية فريدة من حواضر الدنيا من أهمها إبداعات لأشهر خطاطي الحرف العربي بشتى صوره الجمالية وماشقيه المبدعين. مجموعة قيمة لا تكاد تجتمع تحت سقف واحد.

(Translated by Google) Place to visit if you go through the casbah (Original) Lieu à visiter si vous passez par la casbah

The streets are so dirty... but the gates are beautiful