It is a suspension bridge, crossing the valley of sand, which forms a meeting point between the two cities of Constantine, from the Kasbah road, to the Constantine Hospital. Construction began by the French engineers Rabbi and Soilar in 1909, when they hired the company of the French engineer Ferdinand Arnaud, who is one of the most famous engineers and designers of metal suspension bridges in Europe, and the construction of the project took three years and ended in 1912. The Sidi M’id Bridge is one of the most famous bridges in the city of Constantine And in Algeria.