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Monument aux Morts: A Constantine Landmark
A historical landmark in Constantine, Algeria, commemorating WWI soldiers with stunning architecture and panoramic city views.
The Monument aux Morts (Monument to the Dead) in Constantine stands as a tribute to Algerian soldiers who died during World War I. Designed by French architect Paul Gasq and inaugurated in 1914, the monument offers panoramic views of Constantine. Its blend of historical significance and architectural beauty makes it a must-see.
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9JG7+399, Constantine, Constantine, DZ
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Getting There
Walking
From Place des Martyrs in central Constantine, walk northeast on Rue de la Révolution towards Rue de l'Emir Abdelkader. Continue straight for about 500 meters until you reach the intersection with Rue de la Liberté. Turn left onto Rue de la Liberté and walk for another 300 meters until you see the monument in the square. No cost for walking.
Public Transport
Take the Constantine tramway towards the city center. Get off at a stop near Place des Martyrs, such as the one at the Gare Routière Ouest. From there, walk northeast on Rue de la Révolution, then turn left onto Rue de la Liberté to reach the monument. A single tram fare costs approximately 30-50 DZD.
Taxi
Taxis are readily available throughout Constantine. Hail a taxi from your location and ask to be taken to 'Monument aux Morts' or provide the address '9JG7+399, Constantine'. The fare should be around 200-300 DZD depending on your starting location. Confirm the price with the driver before starting your journey.
Local tips
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Take a leisurely walk along the bridge surrounding the monument to enjoy scenic views of Constantine.
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Visit the monument during the day for the best views of the city and the Rhumel River gorge.
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Check out the nearby local eateries to experience the local culture.
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The Monument aux Morts, or Monument to the Dead, is a significant historical site in Constantine, Algeria, paying tribute to Algerian soldiers who lost their lives during World War I. The monument is located at the entrance of the city's suspension bridge, offering panoramic views of Constantine and the Rhumel River gorge.The monument consists of a central obelisk surrounded by sculptures depicting soldiers. The statue at the top of the arch is a reproduction of a Roman statue named 'La Victoire de Constantine'. The monument was designed by French architect Paul Gasq and constructed by architects Roguet and Dumoulin. The first stone was laid on November 18, 1918, and it was inaugurated on May 7, 1930, during the centenary of French Algeria. Over 800 soldiers from Constantine, of Muslim, Christian, and Jewish faiths, have their names engraved on bronze plaques on the monument.Visitors can stroll along the bridge, take photographs, and appreciate the blend of natural beauty and historical importance. The site serves as a reminder of the sacrifices made for freedom and peace.
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