Serta Museum

The Museum was opened to the public on 15 April 1931 under the name of the Museum of Qustaf Maris, the Secretary-General of the Society of Antiquities and retained the name until 05 July 1975 and was replaced by the name of the Creta Museum relative to the historical name of the city of Constantine and in 1986, National museums became the National Museum Cirta Constantine, the current name is the National Public Museum Cirta.

There is almost certainly that Constantine is a standout amongst other vacation spots in Algeria. It is the nation's third-biggest city. Frequently alluded to as "the city of extensions" because of the substantial scaffolds interfacing the ious mountains, Constantine is viewed as the capital of eastern Algeria.

The city has a rich history of Roman nearness which can at present particularly be found in the remnants and models. Its wonderful scene makes Constantine a perfect touristic goal for admirers of phenomenal photograph genie situations.