The Mausoleum of Massinissa, located a 20-minute drive from Constantine, is a living witness to the style of architecture that blends African and Punic civilization. It is the tomb of the King of Numidia, who founded his kingdom and took Constantine as its capital. It is a symbol of the memory of this great king who tried to build an independent Berber civilization. This tomb takes the shape of a rectangle and is surrounded by many gardens and green spaces that attract many visitors to it. Some locals call it "the granary of Satan".