Travel Guide Nédroma

This ancient Berber city has become a small Berber city from the twelfth century. a thriving city chosen by Abdelmoumen Ben Ali, the founder of the Almohaan dynasty, to be the capital of the Maghreb that he was unifying. From the fifteenth century, Nedroma welcomes Andalusian refugees fleeing the Reconquista and enjoys their intellectual dynamism and craftsmanship.There remains remains of the wall and towers that protected the city, the great mosque built under the Almoravides (xie century) and adorned with a minaret under the Zianides (XIV century).From Nedroma, some bucolic circuits are possible, including the one climbing towards djebel Fillaoucene in the heart of the Traras chain overlooking the coast.On the road to Tlemcen, Sidi Ben-Amar's zaoua was a known pilgrimage place to relieve certain evils including sciatic.