Constantine is a picturesque city with a number of bridges crossing the breathtaking ravine. It boasts of several Museums; for a glimpse of ancient and modern art visit the Gustave Mercier Museum. And for a slice of Numidian and Roman history, visit the Constantine Museum.

Constantine is rooted in culture, with some spectacular religious architecture on view. Visit the Ben-Badis Mosque, the Soumma Mausoleum at Khroub and the Arab Palace of Ahmed Bey. Also visit the Casbah for some old world charm.

The city’s rich past can be seen at the ruins of the Antonian Roman aqueduct, at the remains of the Roman city of Tiddis and the megalithic monuments and burial grounds at Djebel Mazala Salluste.

For those interested in shopping and souvenirs, Constantine is known for its exquisite display of leather goods and handicrafts.

Here are the best natural and cultural places to be visited in Algiers and in its surroundings:

Cultural:
Cape Caxine Lighthouse (a charming building), Ketchaoua M...

Oran is a fascinating mix of old and new. The old quarter of Oran boasts of Arab, Berber, Ottoman and Spanish architecture—the Cathedral of Saint-Louis, the 18th centur...