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What to see and do — Constantine

Founded as Cirta, Numidian city and capital of King Massinissa in 3rd century BC, Constantine prospers as commercial metropolis. Under Rome, it becomes Constantina, honoring Emperor Constantine. The 300-meter rocky plateau facilitates defense. Islam's arrival in 7th century transforms the city into major religious learning center. Under Ottomans (16th-19th centuries), Constantine remains important provincial capital. French colonization (1837-1962) modernizes the city with roads, bridges and new quarters. 1962 events deeply mark the city. Constantine emerges today as center of heritage, education and Mediterranean culture.

• 📍Sidi M'Cid Bridge — 175m helical suspension bridge connecting cliffs, engineering marvel
• 📍Palace of the Bey — 17th-century Ottoman residence with refined decoration and inner gardens
• 📍Cirta Museum — major archaeological collection, Roman mosaics and Numidian objects
• 📍El-Kantara Bridge — historic 19th-century suspension bridge crossing the Rhumel
• 📍Historic Medina — winding streets, mosques, traditional souks and historic houses
• 📍Regional Theatre — Belle Époque building testifying to historical cultural life