Discover Constantine, Algeria’s ancient city in the northeast famously known as the “City of Bridges” for its iconic bridges spanning the dramatic Rhumel Gorge. Once the capital of the Numidian Kingdom as Cirta, it was rebuilt and renamed by Roman Emperor Constantine the Great.
History and Culture of Constantine
Ancient Origins: Founded by the Phoenicians as Cirta, the city flourished under Roman rule and received its name from Emperor Constantine.
Roman and Medieval Period: Constantine thrived through Roman, Arab, Ottoman, and French colonial eras, leaving behind diverse architectural treasures.
Modern Significance: Today, Constantine is a vibrant cultural and economic hub, recognized as the Arab Capital of Culture in 2015.
Why Visit Constantine?
Constantine offers a magnificent blend of history, culture, and stunning landscapes. Its ancient bridges, historic sites, and lively modern spirit make it a must-see destination in Algeria’s east.
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