Constantine (قسنطينة) — Where bridges float above deep gorges, where every street corner whispers stories of centuries past, and where culture lives in every stone, scent, and smile. This tour is tailored, conscious, and deeply connected to the place we call home. Join us for an unforgettable journey through this unique city. Together, we’ll wander vibrant streets, admire timeless landmarks, and share the true spirit of the city — not just as visitors, but as friends discovering its soul.
Go to the bottom of the stairs at the Monument to the Dead (Monument aux Morts) and look for your guide wearing a red hat.
Your meeting point will be the open area of the Monument to the Dead, a beautiful triumphal-arch memorial topped with the Winged Victory statue, built to honor the victims of World War I.
From the Monument to the Dead, we’ll walk down the stairs overlooking the cliffs and gorges, enjoying panoramic views of Constantine’s unique landscapes. Your descent leads us to the city’s most iconic landmark: the Sidi M’Cid suspension bridge. Standing 175 meters (575 ft) above the gorge and spanning 168 meters, this remarkable bridge connects the city to the hill — and we’ll cross it together for an unforgettable experience.
From the Sidi M’Cid bridge, we’ll enter the heart of Constantine through 'Rue de France' and make your way to the Palace of Ahmed Bey, the city’s finest Ottoman masterpiece. There, you’ll discover elegant courtyards, peaceful gardens, and vibrant tiled walls adorned with exquisite mosaics.
After visiting the palace, we’ll head into the Medina to explore Constantine’s traditions — from rose water and gold shops to colourful spices. Along the way, you’ll discover markets that date back to the 16th century and traditional homes from the Fatimid era. We’ll also catch a glimpse of the 11th-century Great Mosque from the outside before wandering through the lively alleyways.
We’ll step onto the wobbly Mellah Slimane footbridge, an impressive walkway that reveals stunning panoramic views. From here, you can take in the sight of houses hanging over the gorge, the vast ravine below, and, in the distance, the historic Bab El Kantara Bridge together with the majestic Sidi Rached Viaduct.
To conclude our tour, we’ll see and cross the Bab El Kantara Bridge, one of Constantine’s oldest and most historic bridges, originally built in 1792.
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