The BEST Roman ruins I've ever seen (Djemila, Algeria) PLUS the epic Constantine!
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- Join me on a journey through Algeria as we explore two of the country's most fascinating historical sites: Djémila and Constantine.
This travel vlog takes you through the heart of Algeria's ancient history (with incredible landscapes to boot!).
🏛️ Djémila: A Walk Through History
Our adventure begins with a scenic drive through the foothills of the Atlas Mountains, leading us to Djémila. Once known as Cuicul, this Roman city was established during Emperor Nerva's rule (96-98 A.D.).
Set at 900 meters, Djémila's strategic location between two mountain torrents is a sight to behold.
Discover the town's growth in the 3rd century, highlighted by the Septimius Severus Temple, the Arch of Caracalla, and more.
As a UNESCO World Heritage site, Djémila offers a glimpse into some of the most well-preserved Roman ruins, with only 40% excavated so far!
🌉 Constantine: The City of Bridges
Next, we head to Constantine, a city nearly encircled by the breathtaking Rhumel Gorge. Founded by the Phoenicians, its rich history is palpable.
Known as the "city of bridges," Constantine's numerous crossings over the deep gorge are architectural marvels, showcasing Roman, Ottoman, and French influences.
Within about 1.5 hours from Djémila, Constantine is an essential part of any Algerian travel itinerary.
🔍 Constantine Beyond the Bridges
But there's more to Constantine than just its famous bridges. Join me as we delve into the city's cultural and historical heart.
Visit the Ahmed Bey Palace, the last residence of the ruler of Constantine, completed just before the French invasion.
Wander through the kasbah, the old city area filled with market stalls and delicious street food.
Visit the Emir Abdelkader Mosque, a serene site welcoming visitors to the city's edge.
From the astonishing ruins of Djémila to the historical depths of Constantine, get ready to experience Algeria in this video!
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Algeria is a wonderful country truely
I know that Algeria has the largest number of Roman ruins after Italy. I read on National Geographic that after Italy, it is in Algeria that we find the most Roman and Gallo-Roman ruins on the planet. Fascinating.
I agree...
Berbers friends to roman at the time
Numido-romans ruins in Algeria, Gallo-Roman ruins are in France
Algeria is à beautiful country with welcoming People.
Good day ❤you are welcom i like it thanks
ما شاء الله على الجزائر 🇩🇿
مرحبا بيك في ولاية وهران ❤🇩🇿🇩🇿🇩🇿🇩🇿🇩🇿❤️
Welcome to Sétif 🤗 (Djemila❤)
Djemila is nice place .historico touristic . i wish you enjoy and take a Beautiful pictures 🙏
Algeria my beautiful country.
this looks so beautiful! I love the ancient architecture, this must be so amazing to see in real life!
There is another ancient city called Timgad located in Batna province, it's big large and amazing
You welcome in Algeria 🇩🇿🙂
You are always shining, my friend. Greetings from Algeria 🇩🇿. I am one of your early followers. I wish you success and success in your life, my friend. My greetings to you.
Very nice video ! Thank you also for all the details you provide about this country
مشاء الله على الجزائر ❤❤❤❤❤
Marhba ❤
Welcome to Algeria
I appreciate your videos and your manner of description and narration.
Such a lovely place to visit
Algeria my country ❤
الله يبارك ❤❤
Hello, welcome to algeria. A clarification is needed here: Constantine is known as the city of suspended bridges, and not as the city of bridges. It is one of the oldest cities in the world. It is a unique city in africa and the mediterranean due to her gorge. It has also a rich history, traditions, culinary art and music.
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#welcome_to_algeria 😍🇩🇿😍🇩🇿😍🇩🇿😍🇩🇿😍
Djemila is not situated in the City of Constantine , it situated in Sétif City
Very nice country 🥰
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Welcome to Algeria
I hope you visit Mila
Mila Is a Provence district and City in Algeria 🇩🇿🇩🇿 it is one of the beautiful places In Algeria and in The North Africa
Wow thats very nice ❤❤
Mon Algéria 🇩🇿🇩🇿🇩🇿
nice
Not that far from Djemila site You can find the largest Roman site in Africa called Timgad 😮? located in the province of Batna.
يبدو انكي انسانة مثقفة و طيبة و جميلة كذلك
you are welcome dear Claire's.
if you are still in Algeria? Leave a comment to help you visit the Kabylie region
You welcome and If a man talks to you in the streets, it does not mean that he wants to kidnap you, he just like you 😂♥️
Enjoy trip
تحيا الجزائر
Bienvenue chez nous
Wow
Welcome to Biskra City
😍💜😍💜😍 Beautiful
Algérie so beatiful love u
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جزائر الحب و المتعة
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DID YOU VISITE DJMILA IN SETIF ALGERIA IT'S 100 KM FROM CONSTANTINE IT'S AMAZING
I did yes, loved it! :)
good @@ClairesFootsteps
Constantine was NEVER founded by phoenicians, sadly people write stupid things on wikipedia all the time about Algeria.
It was founded by Numidian Massyles the original people of the region.
Yes, basically berbers.
It was founded by Phoenicians first then took the name of cirta during the Era of Numidians according to unisco.
@hilights880 phoenecians didnt impact north africa. It was the berbers numidians
@@hilights880 WRONG.
Phoenicians never entered DEEP, only on coastal areas.
@@hilights880very wrong. Phoenicians were the ones that built Carthage but they never made it to Numidia today's Algeria. All Numidians kings were Berbers.
DJEMILA.ALGERIA.
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TIMGAD is more large als DJEMILA, constantine = CIRTA is a berber massinissa king capital city pheneciens are trade sailors build first a harbor and small city around the medetraneen sea enjoy bella
Phoenicians !? I think you mean Numidians. Phoenicians are Canaanites and came from the middle east and stopped at Tunisia. Whilst Algeria was Numdia and so was the king Massinissa so therefore Berber.
Hi Claire, do you have a Facebook page? 😊
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Jdmila la wilaya de setif.pas la wilaya de Constantine.
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Constantine is not founded by the Libanese people NO. The city is the first capital of Algeria. its original name is CIRTA. And founded by the ALGERIANS. And now we are welcoming u with warm hearts. Welcome, Mrehba. Ansuf. Bienvenue ❤
طر الفينيقيون هم اصل شمال افريقيا مع نسبة اخرى من القبائل اليمينة العربية و القلة القليلة غجر من اوربا وبقايا الرومان يعني بطل كلام فارغ الحقائق العلمية والتاريخية تقول ان اصل شمال افرقيا هو عربي الف بالمية . جاي انت دوكا تحلكيلنا على ماسينيسا تاعك
The best ruins of Algeria are : Djemila ( Setif ) ,Timgad ( Batna ) and Tipaza ( Algiers ).
who built constantine are the numedians berbers and was the city of Massinisa king of numidia not phenisans lol correct your informations
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Setif not constantine 🤌
I am from Algeria and I do not like this idea of you feeling obliged to wear a scarf. You should be able to remain as you are, naturally.
Enjoy your time
مالك خويا حتى اقل من الإحترام للدين تحوس تنحيه ..بلغة اخرى واش بي عزرينك
It's totally normal in the entire World when you visit a mosque there are some outfit to respect, holy places in Corea or Thailand for instance you need to take off your shoes what's the problem in it? You are not going to disrespect your religion because of someone want to visit a holy place, it is nonsens...
يا الامة تعاني عقدة نقض اتجاه مورثها الثقافي ..امة موخذة @@MsLamiz
@@MsLamiz we are talking about the streets, not holy places!!!
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