Visit Constantine Province

The Constantine Province of Algeria is located in the northeast region of the country along the Mediterranean Sea. It is a highly populated area, home to more than 4 million people. The city of Constantine, which is located within this province, is known as "The City of Bridges" because it was built on seven hills divided by deep ravines crossed by numerous bridges and viaducts.

Tourists flock to the Constantine Province for its stunning natural beauty and fascinating historical sites. A must-see attraction in this part of Algeria is Al Qalaa Citadel, a spectacular fortress originally built during Roman times that sits atop an imposing hill overlooking the city below. Another popular tourist spot is Zighoud Youcef Beach Park where visitors can take in breathtaking views of Lake Bizerte and enjoy various water activities such as swimming or kayaking.

An interesting fact about the Constantine Province centers around one its famous bridges - Pont Sidi Rached Bridge - which dates back to 1599 when it was constructed by Spaniards who occupied Algiers at that time.