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This is the area where the Allied and Axis forces clashed in something which history buffs will know as the “Tunisia Campaign”.

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The name of this attraction gives everything away, with the Antonine Baths once being an enormous Roman bath complex based in ancient Carthage.

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Back in the day it was one of biggest commerce centers around, leaving some fantastic monuments and palaces in its place for the modern-day history enthusiast.

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In its prime, it’s understood that it could house around 35,000 people – which again highlights the sheer size of i

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Carthage Roman Villas and Kobba Bent el Rey

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Carthage Roman Villas and Kobba Bent el Rey

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There are a lot of ruins, and some of the villas barely exist after the years have taken their toll, but there are some which provide an interesting insight into history.

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It is now used to hold countless events and this means that visitors won’t just get an insight of history, but can also see how it is used in the present

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The power of Carthage over time was undisputed, but a lot of people don’t realize that it held an aggressive position over the seas as well. The fact that over two hundred warships could be based around the port speaks volumes about its size.

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The location of this museum is worthy of a mention as well. It is situated in a position that provides stunning views over the ruins, yet a glimpse of the modern city as well.

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It was one of the powerhouses of Tunisia, although was destroyed completely in 146BC following the Punic Wars

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History records suggest that it was initially constructed in 130 AD, with the area suffering a number of droughts during this period.

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In the Roman era, it was seen as a key settlement before progressing into a Christian center and a Byzantine city. Eventually, it was taken by the Muslims.

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This area is definitely worthy of a visit if your time allows, with Byrsa Hill home to some of the most interesting sites that Tunisia and specifically Carthage has to offer.

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The Sanctuary of Tophet contains children’s graves from the Punic period and many have been preserved over the years.

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This isn’t quite as well-known as some of the other attractions on our list, but the Magon Quarter is still worthy of a visit if your time allows.

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This is one of a number of areas in Tunisia that boasts its own amphitheater although there’s no doubt that Bulla Regia is known for much more than this

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This is another one of the must-see attractions in Tunisia, with Dougga being an area boasting countless ruins of tremendous historic value.

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While La Malga Cisterns don’t hold anything like the reputation that the amphitheater has, they are still a very interesting attraction for anyone who visits Carthage

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Our Djerba Island itinerary planner makes visiting Djerbahood and other Djerba Island attractions simple, and helps you make a travel plan personal to you.

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When it comes to Tunisia, there’s no doubt that one of the first things that most tourists set their sights on is the El Jem Amphitheatre.

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The Bardo National Museum is a museum located in Tunis, Tunisia. It is one of the largest museums in North Africa.

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At the 27-acre North Africa American Cemetery and Memorial in Tunisia rest 2841 of our military dead, their headstones set in straight lines subdivided into nine rectangular plots by wide paths, with decorative pools at their intersections.

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St. Augustine of Hippo is the patron of brewers because of his conversation from a former life of loose living, which included parties, entertainment, and worldly ambitions.

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The Dome of the Rock is an Islamic shrine located on the Temple Mount in the Old City of Jerusalem.