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A city in an eagle's nest, in the heart of the Algerian mountains!

Located in the northeast of Algeria, this historic city is crossed by the Rhummel gorges. The old quarter is built on a rocky promontory with vertiginous cliffs, which has protected the inhabitants from invaders for thousands of years. Getting lost in the winding streets will bring you many surprises. You can discover the Sidi El-Kettani mosque, which houses the tomb of Salah Bey. The two banks are connected by seven bridges with bold architecture, which earned Constantine the nickname "city of suspension bridges". You can also walk along the tourist path, which goes deep into the gorge and offers exceptional views.

A stay in Constantine also immerses you in ancient history. Located about thirty kilometers away, the ruins of the Numidian and then Roman city of Tiddis offer you a grandiose spectacle.

Embark on a flight from Lyon to Constantine and discover one of the oldest and most authentic Algerian cities!

5 reasons to visit Constantine

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Stroll in the medina

You can wander through the alleyways of the old town, most of whose buildings date back to the Ottoman period. You will discover the neighbourhoods of Tabia, Casbah, El Kantara or Bab el Djabia. The medina has the peculiarity of being surrounded by the Rhummel ravine and an escarpment. Bridges and footbridges connect the medina to the rest of the city.

Visit the Dey’s Palace

Built in 1827 by Ahmed Bey, the Dey's palace – sovereign of the regency of Algiers – is a jewel of Arab-Muslim art with its paved courtyard, pillars, earthenware tiles and galleries surrounding the gardens. This palace received prestigious guests such as Guy de Maupassant or Mac Mahon.

Admire the Emir Abdelkader mosque

Discover "The city of suspension bridges"

Constantine has several bridges linking the two banks of the Rhummel gorges. Among the most famous, we can mention the suspension bridge of Sidi M'Cid. Inaugurated in April 1912, it is 164 m long and 5.70 m wide. It was also on this date that the Sidi Rached bridge was built, consisting of 27 stone arches.

Visit the Cirta National Museum

This archaeological museum retraces the history of the city from Prehistory to the present day. It evokes the Numidian, Roman, Hafsid, Ottoman and colonial periods. The remains are presented in chronological order and allow you to delve yourself in Constantine's rich past. .