Cheap Oran Flights
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There are 4 flights operating between Istanbul and Oran. You may find frequent flights from Istanbul, Milan and London to Oran.

Are you looking for cheap fares for Oran flights? In the coming 3 months: Ankara Oran 22,219 TL, Istanbul Oran 7,457 TL and Paris Oran 12,851 TL

Better to book your flight to Oran 32 days before departure to get the best fares on average.

August and October months are the highest season for Algeria, Oran. The prices are higher compared to the other periods. You will find the cheapest flight prices in the following months: September and June.

Oran, also known as Oran, located on the Mediterranean coast in northwest Algeria, is also the center of the Province of Oran. Oran, which carries traces of many civilizations and cultures with its past ranging from Andalusians to Carthaginians, from Spaniards to Ottomans and French, is 450 km from the capital city of Algiers.

The name of the city is thought to be derived from the word "Wahran", which is believed to be the protector of the city in mythology and means "two lions" in Arabic. Algerians call it "Wahran el Bahia", which is used today to mean "The Beautiful Ratio".

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The city, which was founded in 903 with its roots dating back to the 2nd century BC, was occupied by Spain, which completed the conquest of the Iberian Peninsula in 1509 and started to seize the Arab-Muslim settlements on the Berber coast. Despite the fact that Turkish sailors such as Oruç Reis, Barbaros Hayrettin and Turgut Reis recaptured the cities in the hands of the Spanish, Oran, which continued its resistance, became Spain's most important base in North Africa in the 16th century, under the name of Vahran. It was conquered by the Ottomans in 1708 and joined the Pasha of Algeria. Although it changed hands between Spain and the Ottoman Empire for short periods after this date, the French, who captured Algeria in 1830, took the city and put an end to the Ottoman rule there. The Algerian city of Oran is located in the northwest of the country, right on the Mediterranean coast. In addition to being an important port city, it is also the center of the region in terms of monetary and cultural activities. There are three universities in Oran, a city equipped with very modern facilities.

Places to visit

Oran, the second largest city of Algeria with a population of approximately 1 million, has witnessed many disasters from earthquakes to invasions, from epidemics to colonial and religious wars. It became a commercially developed city. The economy of Oran, which was the only city in the country where the European population was more than the Muslim population in the 1960s, was largely based on ports and maritime trade. With Algeria's independence in 1962, 200,000 Europeans and Jews, including the French, Spaniards, Maltese, Italians, Swiss and Germans, left the city.

Ibn Badis District, which makes it possible to see the port and the city in its entirety, and La Moune and St. After visiting the Philippe Castles, you can visit the Pasha Mosque, Saint-Louis School and Santa Cruz Castle, which is one of the three castles of the city, in the Sidi El Houari District, which falls to the north of the city. Medina Jedida, which was known as the Muslim Quarter in the past, is a region that stands out with its colonial buildings. Le Marché de Medina Jedida, the largest marketplace in Oran, where handcrafted products can be purchased, is located here. The Alhambra District is another important settlement of the city.

Sidi El Havari Neighborhood and the old city Kasbah are fascinating areas with their Arab-Spanish architecture that offers the most information about the historical texture of the city. 1 November Square, also known as Place d'Armes, is home to Le Théâtre and the Historic Town Hall with its pools, fountains and architectural beauty. These valuable and monumental structures should definitely be visited with their architectural value. Oran is a Mediterranean city famous for its beaches and has a 10-kilometer-long coastline. Apart from the most famous El Bahia Beaches, Mers El-Kebir, Ain El-Turck, Bousfer, Corales, Les Andalouses Beaches are also among the most visited beaches by tourists. On the way to Oran, you can cross the Habibas Islands from the city's Bouzedjar Port.

Apart from these, Sacre Coeur Cathedral, which has been a holy place of worship since 1913 and was converted into a public library after Algeria gained independence, Ahmed Zabana Museum, built in 1830, where archaeological and ethnographic artifacts are exhibited, Saint Louis Church, built by the Spanish in 1679, Ain Franin Village, famous for its thermal waters, Murdjadjo, Karguentah et Gametta Ruins, Santa Cruz-Notre Dame Basilica, Musée National Ahmed Zabana, where finds from prehistoric times are exhibited, La Gare d'Oran, the city's main train station, was built by Bey Mohamed El-Kebir in 1796. The Great Mosque was built, the Palais de la Culture, where musical and theater performances and cultural and artistic events are held, the Petit Lac and Sebkha d'Oran Lakes, the Great Synagogue of Oran, which is located on Maata Mohamed El Habib Boulevard and is shown as one of the largest synagogues in North Africa. It has other places to visit.