Rabie Madaci

a group of people walking up a set of stairs

The way to the sea is like descending through the sand to the sea. Ingenious. Fernand Pouillon, one of the most important post-war architects in France and Algeria, built 1967 this hotel in Seraidi at an altitude of 800m. Not far from Annaba, in northern Algeria. photo by rouichi / switzerland

Azzedine Rouichi

a couple of white buildings with blue windows

Terrace with sea view. Fernand Pouillon, one of the most important post-war architects in France and Algeria, built 1967 this hotel in Seraidi at an altitude of 800m. Not far from Annaba, in northern Algeria. photo by rouichi / switzerland

a potted plant sitting on top of a set of stairs

One of the staircases to the 300 rooms, each designed differently. Fernand Pouillon, one of the most important post-war architects in France and Algeria, built 1967 this hotel in Seraidi at an altitude of 800m. Not far from Annaba, in northern Algeria. photo by rouichi / switzerland

a row of white buildings sitting on top of a stone floor

a view of a pool in the middle of a mountain

Mediterranean coast northeast Algeria Fernand Pouillon, one of the most important post-war architects in France and Algeria, built 1967 this hotel in Seraidi at an altitude of 800m. Not far from Annaba, in northern Algeria. photo by rouichi / switzerland

a circular window in the ceiling of a building

green mountains under blue sky during daytime

Seraïdi - mediterranean coast in northeast Algeria, near Annaba

made by rouichi / switzerland

a living room filled with furniture and a fire place

Lounge of the hotel Fernand Pouillon, one of the most important post-war architects in France and Algeris, built 1967 this hotel in Seraidi at an altitude of 800m. Not far from Annaba, in northern Algeria. photo by rouichi / switzerland

Entrance area of the hotel El Montazah, Seraïdi, built by Fernand Pouillon, 1967, one of the most important post-war architects in France and Algeria. In Seraidi at an altitude of 800m. Not far from Annaba, in northern Algeria. photo by rouichi / switzerland