Things to see and do Constantine

Guy de Maupassant compared the gorges of the Rhumel to «a red abyss as if the eternal flames burned him» and Alexander Dumas to a snake, but the name given to the boulevard that opened them, the Abyss, is perhaps the best comparison that is necessary. From a few points of view and from the top of the bridges, especially those suspended, you can experience the depth and feel physically seduced by a vacuum. To best understand it, you need to start with the south and the Sidi-Rached bridge and go up to the Sidi-M'Cid bridge.