At the base of the Atlas Mountains, near the Mitidja plain, is the small city of Blida, which is about an hour's drive from the Algerian capital, and is characterized by its architectural character designed according to French standards, which makes visitors flock to it from locals and tourists, to discover it and wander inside its neighborhoods and stay in its homes And its hotels and enjoy tasting its dishes from local restaurants, and among the most important destinations they visit are the orchards surrounding the city planted with oranges and grains, Wadi Sharm Al-Kabeer, in addition to the Grand Mosque, and the gates of the old city, including Bab Al-Rahba and Bab Al-Zeer, and many other distinctive landmarks.