Constantine, the capital of Constantine Province in northeastern Algeria, is a city with a rich history dating back to Roman times when it was known as Cirta. Renamed in honor of Emperor Constantine the Great, this city of around 450,000 people is a significant commercial hub in eastern Algeria. Known as the 'City of Bridges,' Constantine is famous for its dramatic landscapes, deep ravines, and numerous picturesque bridges connecting its various hills and valleys. The city also boasts several museums and historical sites, reflecting its cultural heritage and significance.