Constantine

　　Constantine is situated in northeastern Algeria and serves as the capital of Constantine Province, making it the third-largest city in the country. It is an industrial hub and transportation center, known for thriving handicrafts such as carpet weaving, and is also home to the largest porcelain factory in Africa nearby.

　　The city is divided into eastern and western parts. The eastern old town features narrow streets and many traditional Arab residences, while the northwest houses ancient Roman-era fortresses, palaces, and mosques. Constantine boasts a university, an Islamic school, and numerous ancient Roman and medieval landmarks, including stone walls surrounding the city, the Cirta National Museum, the municipal library, mosques, the old city, the university, the royal palace, ancient Roman aqueducts, and a statue of Emperor Constantine I. The tomb of Algeria’s national hero Abd el-Kader is also located in Constantine.

　　Constantine Reason to visit: The third-largest city in Algeria Continent where the attraction is located: Africa Country/Region where the attraction is located: Algeria Province/State where the attraction is located: Constantine Province City where the attraction is located: Constantine