Palace of Ahmed Bey
4.7
Constantine1-2 hours
Ottoman palace and museum
About
The Palace of Ahmed Bey is a magnificent, beautifully preserved nineteenth-century palace built by the last Ottoman ruler of Constantine. The complex features lush, orange-tree-filled courtyards surrounded by arches, delicate hand-painted murals, and colorful tiled walls that showcase the grand lifestyle of the historic Bey.
Highlights
What makes this place special
01
The hand-painted murals
Admire the extensive interior wall paintings depicting historic battles, travels, and cities.
02
The orange courtyards
Walk through the beautiful central gardens filled with fragrant trees and marble fountains.
03
The arched galleries
View the elegant, colorful wooden galleries lining the upper floors of the palace.
Things to Know
Tips for your visit
- •The palace is centrally located in the historic old district and easily reached on foot
- •A small municipal fee is required to enter the palace grounds
- •Photography is permitted throughout the beautiful courtyards and open galleries
