2024 Carthage Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in November)

3-day itinerary for exploring Tunis 🇹🇳

#myitinerary Day 1: Discover Tunis ◾️Morning: Wander through the Medina of Tunis, visiting Zitouna Mosque and local souks. Enjoy breakfast at a traditional café. ◾️Afternoon: Explore the Bardo National Museum and have lunch with local specialties like Brik or Couscous. ◾️Evening: Stroll down Avenue Habib Bourguiba, experience the lively atmosphere, and dine on Tunisian dishes like Tajine or Lablabi. Day 2: Carthage and Sidi Bou Said ◾️Morning: Visit the ancient ruins of Carthage and Byrsa Hill for stunning Mediterranean views. ◾️Afternoon: Head to Sidi Bou Said, explore its blue-and-white streets, visit Dar el-Annabi Museum, and enjoy a seaside lunch. ◾️Evening: Shop for souvenirs in Sidi Bou Said and have dinner at a rooftop restaurant with a view. Day 3: La Marsa and Contemporary Art ◾️Morning: Visit Palais Ennejma Ezzahra in La Marsa and relax on La Marsa Beach. ◾️Afternoon: Lunch at a beachside café, then explore contemporary art at Yosr Ben Ammar or El Marsa Gallery. ◾️Evening: Visit Belvedere Park, and enjoy a final dinner with traditional Tunisian dishes like Kamounia or Ojja. ‼️Additional Tips: Transportation: Use taxis or light rail (TGM) for getting around. Language: French and Arabic are commonly spoken. Dress Code: Dress modestly, especially at religious sites. #tunis #tunisia #sidibousaid #tunisiatravel #travelblog

📍Carthage, Tunis 🏛️

#summerdestinations Step into history and discover the ancient wonders of Carthage, a UNESCO World Heritage site located in the heart of Tunis. This legendary city, once a powerful Mediterranean empire, is now a treasure trove of archaeological marvels and cultural heritage 🇹🇳 ✨ Why You’ll Love It: 🏺 Rich History: Walk through the remnants of Carthage’s ancient civilization, from the Punic era to the Roman period. It’s a fascinating journey through time. 🏛️ Historical Sites: Visit iconic landmarks like the Antonine Baths, one of the largest Roman bath complexes, and the Byrsa Hill, which offers stunning views and historical significance. 🌊 Mediterranean Views: Enjoy breathtaking views of the Mediterranean Sea from various vantage points around Carthage. The serene coastline adds to the charm of this historic site. 🏺 Carthage Museum: Explore the Carthage Museum, which houses a vast collection of artifacts, including pottery, mosaics, and sculptures that tell the story of this ancient city. 📸 Photo Opportunities: Capture stunning photos of ancient ruins set against the backdrop of the azure Mediterranean. Every corner of Carthage offers a glimpse into its glorious past. 🌿 Beautiful Gardens: Stroll through the lush gardens and green spaces around the archaeological sites. The blend of natural beauty and ancient ruins creates a peaceful atmosphere. 🕌 Cultural Insight: Learn about the rich cultural heritage of Carthage and its influence on Mediterranean history through informative displays and guided tours. 🗺️ Easy Access: Located near Tunis, Carthage is easily accessible and makes for a perfect day trip filled with exploration and discovery. 📍 Where: Carthage, Tunis, Tunisia Whether you’re a history buff, a culture enthusiast, or simply looking for a scenic and educational outing, Carthage offers an unforgettable experience. Bring your camera, your curiosity, and step into the ancient world of this legendary city! 🌟 #Carthage #Tunis #Tunisia #ExploreTunisia #AncientHistory #TravelGoals

The #ancient city of #carthage is located near the Mediterranean sea on the African continent and more exactly in #tunisia . It is very well kept and shows how the ancient people had been living here. The rocks and what left from the buildings are very old and you really feel the atmosphere of the old times here. It is really nice place. It is easily accessible by bus from the capital of the country also. #happynewyear

Tunisia Travel Guide.

Preparations • Documents and Materials • Apply for a passport in advance and ensure that it is valid for at least 6 months after the end of your trip. Apply for a Tunisian visa as needed. Some travelers may be eligible for visa-free travel. Learn about the relevant regulations in advance and prepare the necessary documents. • Prepare some photocopies of your documents and photos for emergencies. • Clothing • Tunisia is hot in summer and mild in winter. Bring light and breathable clothing in summer, such as short-sleeved shirts, shorts, and dresses, as well as sun protection clothing, sun hats, sunglasses, and other sun protection items. In winter, prepare long-sleeved shirts, thin sweaters, and jackets. • Due to religious and cultural customs, women should prepare some knee-length skirts or pants, which are suitable for wearing in mosques and other religious places. • Medicine • Prepare common medicines such as cold medicine, antipyretics, anti-inflammatory drugs, gastrointestinal medicine, motion sickness medicine, and mosquito repellent. • Other Items • A conversion plug. Tunisia uses European standard plugs. Cameras and other recording devices and accessories. Travel backpacks, suitcases, etc. Recommended Attractions • Carthage Ruins • There are rich historical sites here. You can see the ruins of ancient buildings, temple foundations, etc., and feel the glory and vicissitudes of ancient Carthage. • There is a dedicated museum to display Carthage-related cultural relics to help you understand its history and culture. • Blue and White Town • The buildings are mainly blue and white, full of Mediterranean style. Stroll through the streets of the town and enjoy the blue doors and windows and the white walls. • There are many characteristic shops on the street where you can buy souvenirs. There are also some cafes and restaurants where you can taste local food and enjoy the sea view. • Sahara Desert • Join a desert group to enter the Sahara. You can choose to ride a camel, take a four-wheel drive, etc. to experience the desert scenery. Watch the sunrise and sunset in the desert and watch the starry sky at night. • There are some Berber villages in the desert where you can learn about their unique culture and lifestyle. Food Experience • Couscous • A special staple food in Tunisia, made from coarse wheat flour, steamed with meat, vegetables, etc., with a rich taste. • Brik • A kind of fried pancake, which can be filled with eggs, cheese, vegetables, etc., and tastes crispy and delicious. • Seafood Dishes • Tunisia is close to the Mediterranean Sea, and the seafood is fresh and diverse. There are grilled fish, seafood soup, shrimp dishes, etc. Local special ingredients such as olives and dates are also worth a try. Transportation Guide • External Transportation • You can choose to fly to Tunis Carthage International Airport. Many international cities have direct or connecting flights. • Internal Transportation • There are buses, taxis, and other transportation tools in the city. The bus route covers a certain area, but it may not be very punctual. When taking a taxi, pay attention to choosing a regular vehicle, negotiate the price before getting on the car, or make sure the driver charges by meter. • If you want to explore more freely, you can rent a car and drive by yourself, but you need to understand local traffic rules and road conditions in advance. Precautions • Respect local religious beliefs and cultural customs, keep quiet and dress appropriately in mosques and other religious places. • Pay attention to bargaining when shopping, especially in some traditional markets. • Pay attention to the safety of personal belongings, especially in crowded places. • Learn about local emergency help calls and medical institution locations in advance.

Tunisia! The last treasure of North Africa!

Tunisia, you may not be familiar with this small country, but I want to tell you that this is really an amazing place! All photos are original, no filter! 🌟 🪪 Visa: Tunisia implements a visa-free policy, remember to prepare an itinerary for customs inspection. I heard that some passengers were asked to tip, so it would be more secure to prepare in advance! 📱 Phone card: After leaving the customs, you can find the Orange counter, recharge 8 dinars to get 2.5G of traffic, basically enough, unless you are crazy about brushing videos. Most hotels have free Wi-Fi and can keep in touch at any time. 💰 Exchange: Tunisia mainly uses dinars, and there are relatively few places to swipe cards. There are many exchange windows at the airport, and you can exchange money with US dollars, euros and RMB. ⚠ Don't forget to keep the exchange receipt, the remaining money needs this paper to be exchanged back! 🗺 Route: Day 1: Tunis, Blue and White Town, Carthage Day 2: Hammamet, Kairouan, Douga Day 3: Galle Day 4: Kairouan, Saint's Tomb, Okba Mosque, Agrabit Reservoir Day 5: Tozeur, Shebika Oasis, Off-road Vehicle Visits Star Wars, English Patient Location Day 6: Tozeur-Salt Lake, Gillette Salt Lake, North African Danfeng Camel Day 7: Matmata-El Jem, El Jem Colosseum Day 8: Sousse, Kondavi Port, Sousse Ancient City Day 9: Sousse-Tunis, Tunis Medina Old City, Bourguiba Street Day 10: Tunis-International Flight, Carthage Origin Site 🌄 Recommended attractions: 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟My TOP2 in my heart 1. Blue and White Town Sidi Bou Said Highly saturated blue windows and pure white walls, coupled with the varying blue of the Mediterranean, are simply breathtaking! I originally had high expectations for Chefchaouen in Morocco, but the blue and white town completely exceeded my imagination! The machine position of the ladder cafe must be taken! 📸 2. El Jem Ancient Roman Colosseum This is one of the three largest colosseums in the world and the best-preserved ancient Roman colosseum, built in 238 AD. There are many tourists in Rome, but in Tunisia you can enjoy the "charter" treatment, and you will not be disturbed when taking pictures! Attached two photos, feel its magnificence! 🌟🌟🌟🌟 3. Shebika Desert Oasis A small and beautiful attraction, you can see waterfalls in the desert and hear the sound of gurgling water. This project requires a lot of rugged mountain roads, it is recommended to wear comfortable shoes! 4. Kairouan Grand Mosque There are many ancient Roman stone pillars here, the architecture is very magnificent, friends who like architecture will be surprised! 🌟🌟🌟 5. Carthage Ancient Ruins This is a World Cultural Heritage and one of the must-see attractions in Tunisia. It is recommended to do some homework in advance, otherwise you may feel that it is just some stones. 6. Matmata Underground Village The cave-style residence of the Berber people is worth seeing and experiencing a unique lifestyle. 7. Sousse Port 🥰 In the sun and sea breeze of the Mediterranean, who can't like it? I hope this guide can help you better explore the beauty and mystery of Tunisia! ✈✨

Explore Tunisia | The interweaving of ancient Carthage and blue and white style.

Here is a travel guide to the ancient city of Carthage in Tunisia: 1. Preparations: • Documentation: Tunisia has a visa-free policy for Chinese tourists. Chinese tourists need to provide hotel orders and round-trip tickets that meet the requirements when handling boarding procedures and entry. • Book flights and accommodation: • Flights: Pay attention to the discount information of major airlines and choose the right flight. Usually, you may need to transfer from China to Tunisia. • Accommodation: Most of Tunisia's restaurants are concentrated along the coast of the Gulf of Dreams. Here you can overlook the panoramic view of the Gulf of Dreams, the vast white sandy beach and the famous Lover's Cliff, but the accommodation price is relatively high; if you want to experience leisure sports, you can choose the Dido area, where there are blue sky and white clouds and large lawns. • Understand the local climate: The northern part of Tunisia is a subtropical Mediterranean climate, the central part is a tropical grassland climate, and the southern part is a tropical continental desert climate. August is the hottest month, with an average daily temperature of 21°C-33°C; January is the coldest month, with an average daily temperature of 6°C-14°C. It is recommended to choose a season with a more pleasant climate. • Prepare items: Bring summer clothes, sunscreen, swimsuits, cameras and other necessary items. Since there may be some hiking and exploration activities in the ancient city of Carthage, it is recommended to prepare some comfortable shoes. 2. Itinerary: • Day 1: • Morning: After arriving in Tunisia, go to the hotel to check in, take a short rest, and adapt to the local climate and environment. • Afternoon: Go to the ancient city of Carthage. You can take a taxi or rent a car to drive there (you need to understand the local traffic rules and driving habits in advance). The site is located 17 kilometers northeast of the city of Tunisia, facing the Mediterranean Sea, and there are many independent buildings along the way. After arriving, visit the ancient Roman temples, arenas, baths and other relics in the site to feel the glory of ancient Roman civilization. • Evening: You can choose to taste Tunisian specialties in nearby restaurants, such as couscous, Tunisian grilled fish, etc. • Day 2: • Morning: Go to the ancient city of Carthage again, visit the Carthage Museum, and learn about the history and culture of Carthage. • Afternoon: Stroll in the site, enjoy the beauty of the Mediterranean, and feel the blend of history and modernity. • Evening: You can choose to rest in the hotel, or go to the local night market to experience the nightlife in Tunisia. 3. Other precautions: • Respect local culture: Tunisia is an Islamic country. When visiting the ancient city of Carthage, respect local religious and cultural customs, and do not touch or damage the cultural relics and buildings in the site at will. • Pay attention to safety: When visiting the site, pay attention to safety, do not climb or cross the fence. At the same time, pay attention to the safety of personal belongings, and avoid carrying a lot of cash and valuables in crowded places. • Currency exchange: Tunisia uses Tunisian dinars, it is recommended to exchange enough cash in domestic or local banks. When using a credit card, pay attention to safety and avoid credit card information being swiped.

Tunisian Adventure: Sahara sand, Roman wind, Mediterranean blue, waiting for you to flirt.

Hey, explorers! 👋 I'm your Tunisian guide, are you ready? Today we're going to travel through time and space, from the hot Sahara desert to the glorious ruins of ancient Rome, and then to the gentle embrace of the Mediterranean, for a Tunisian adventure! 🎉 First stop: 🏜️[Sahara Desert] - Find the Milky Way 📍Location: Douz or Tozeur 🚗Transportation: Take a bus from Tunis to Douz or Tozeur, then ride a camel or four-wheel drive into the desert. Imagine riding a camel, the sunset turns the dunes golden, and when night falls, the stars are scattered across the sky like diamonds. ✨ It is recommended to camp in the desert, sit around the campfire, listen to the singing of the sand, talk to the stars, and feel the originality and mystery of nature. The barbecue by the campfire and the local special tea are the best companions for the desert night. Second stop: 🏛️[Carthage Ruins] - Echoes of Ancient Rome 📍Location: Northern suburbs of Tunis 🚗Transportation: Easily accessible by tram or taxi. Standing in the ruins of the Roman baths and theaters, it seems to hear the echoes of history. Here, every brick and tile tells a story of the past. 📸 Don't forget to bring a camera to capture those stunning moments. For lunch, try the Carthage special seafood, the blend of freshness and history, has a unique flavor. Third stop: 🎨[Sousse Old Town] - Dream of the Blue and White Town 📍Location: Sousse 🚗Transportation: Accessible by train or bus from Tunis. Entering the old city of Sousse is like entering a dream world of blue and white. 🎨 Strolling through the narrow alleys, every step is at the intersection of art and history. Remember to taste the local flavor of grilled fish by the sea, with a cup of cool mint tea, and enjoy the quiet afternoon of the Mediterranean. Fourth stop: 🌊[Cape Peninsula] - Embrace of the Mediterranean 📍Location: Northeastern Tunisia 🚗Transportation: Self-driving car rental or long-distance bus. Here, the blue of the Mediterranean is intoxicating. 🏖️ Walking along the coastline or diving to explore the underwater world are good choices. At night, the seaside restaurant offers the freshest seafood feast, accompanied by the sound of waves, it is extremely romantic. 🌟Travel Tips: In the morning, the Sahara desert welcomes the sunrise; At noon, the Carthage ruins taste history; In the evening, the old city of Sousse feels the blue and white style; At night, the Cape Peninsula enjoys the sea breeze. Follow me, you will find a surprising Tunisia, from the desert to the sea, from history to culture, every place is worth exploring and experiencing. Pack your bags, Tunisia, waiting for you to flirt! 🌟 The above guide will take you deep into the soul of Tunisia and experience its unique charm. Whether it's the grandeur of the Sahara, the tenderness of the Mediterranean, or the historical charm of the ancient city, it can make your journey meaningful and memorable. 🌍 Come to Tunisia and start a double feast of soul and vision!

The romance of the Mediterranean, the desolation of the Sahara, the rugged charm of North Africa, and the elegance of Europe.

Tunisia is located on the Mediterranean coast, with beautiful beaches and clear seawater, making it an ideal holiday destination. Tourists can enjoy sunshine, beaches and turquoise waters, and experience the romantic atmosphere of the Mediterranean. In addition, Tunisia also has the Sahara Desert, providing tourists with a unique desert exploration experience, allowing them to experience the magnificence and desolation of nature. In addition to natural landscapes, Tunisia also has a rich cultural heritage. Learn about the history of ancient civilizations; visit Kairouan to experience North African religious culture; and visit Sidi Bou Said to experience the romantic atmosphere of the blue and white town. The combination of these natural landscapes makes Tunisia a unique tourist destination. Here is a Tunisia travel guide I have summarized. If it is helpful to you, remember to like and collect it! - Attractions and prices: - Blue and white town (Sidi Bou Said): Located in the northeast of Tunis city, half an hour drive from the airport. There is no entrance fee, it is a place full of romantic atmosphere. There are straw mat cafes and Café des délices in the town, which are good places for taking photos. The price of drinks is between 5-10 dinars (about 12-23 RMB). There is also the Dareiannabi Private Residence Museum, which overlooks the town, with an entrance fee of about 5 dinars. - Carthage Ruins: It is a landmark of Tunisia and was listed as a World Cultural Heritage Site in 1979. The entrance fee is around 10 dinars. There are Antonine Baths by the sea that can be visited. - Great Mosque of Kairouan: Located in Kairouan, it was once one of the Islamic holy places. Non-Muslims can enter the central square for free, but pay attention to dress. If you climb the minaret to overlook the city, there may be a small fee for climbing the tower. - El Jem Amphitheatre: It is one of the best-preserved ancient Roman amphitheatres in the world, with an entrance fee of around 15 dinars. - Chott el Djerid: It is a unique natural landscape, free to visit, but there may be fees for participating in some surrounding tours. - Food and prices: - Brik: Street food, with a thin and crispy outer skin, filled with eggs, tuna, prickly pear, etc., priced at 3-5 dinars. - Grilled lamb (Mechoui): Traditional dish, tender meat, suitable for sharing, about 30-50 dinars per serving. - Harira: A flavorful soup, often served during Ramadan and other special occasions, priced at 5-8 dinars per bowl. - Baklava: Middle Eastern dessert, also popular in Tunisia, priced at 10-15 dinars per serving. - Precautions: - Visa and currency: Visa-free for Chinese tourists. The currency is the dinar. Exchange some euros in China and exchange them for dinars at the local airport. Credit card payments may not be convenient in some places, so cash is required. - Transportation: For taxis in Tunis city, it is recommended to download the bolt app, but local drivers drive more "boldly", so be prepared mentally. Trains are a common means of transportation between cities. If you want to explore the desert freely, it is recommended to prepare an international driver's license and rent a car for self-driving. - Religious culture: Tunisia is an Islamic country, so respect local religious customs and avoid eating forbidden foods such as pork in public. - Communication network: You can get a free mobile phone card at the airport with your passport. It is recommended to understand the package and activate it in advance.

Unveiling Ancient Splendor: Les Ruines de Carthage

#ancientcities Les Ruines de Carthage, nestled on Tunisia's coastline, transported me to a bygone era. This ancient city's crumbling grandeur, once the epicenter of Phoenician and Roman civilizations, left me mesmerized. As I wandered through the ruins, I discovered remnants of temples, theaters, and basilicas, each telling a story of Carthage's rich history. The breathtaking views of the Mediterranean Sea, juxtaposed with ancient stones, added to the allure. With every step, I unraveled the mysteries of Hannibal's city, its cultural significance, and the rise and fall of empires.

Carthage, Tunisia

#ancientcities Carthage, once a powerful Phoenician city, stands as a testament to its long and storied past. Although largely in ruins, the remnants of Carthaginian architecture, such as the amphitheater and Roman villas, give a vivid sense of its former grandeur. The site overlooks the Mediterranean Sea, adding to its beauty and historical importance. Tips: • Visit the Carthage Museum to get a deeper understanding of the site’s history. • Combine your visit with nearby Sidi Bou Said, a picturesque coastal town. • Time your visit in the afternoon for cooler temperatures and fewer tourists.

Carthage: The Legendary Ancient City ✨

#ancienttown Carthage, located near modern-day Tunis in Tunisia, is one of the most famous ancient cities in history. Founded by the Phoenicians in the 9th century BC, Carthage grew into a powerful and wealthy city-state, becoming a dominant force in the Mediterranean. It is best known for its conflicts with the Roman Republic during the Punic Wars, particularly under the leadership of the Carthaginian general Hannibal. Today, the ruins of ancient Carthage are a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Tips for visiting: ▪️Start early: Carthage is spread over a large area with multiple historical sites to explore. Start early to avoid the midday heat and give yourself plenty of time to see everything. ▪️Get a Combo Ticket: Purchase a combined entry ticket that allows access to multiple key sites, including the Antonine Baths, Byrsa Hill, Punic Ports, and the Tophet of Carthage. ▪️Wear Comfortable Shoes: The ruins are extensive, and you’ll be doing a lot of walking. Make sure to wear comfortable shoes, especially if you're exploring hilly areas like Byrsa Hill. 📍Where: Carthage, Tunisia 🇹🇳 #100waysoftravel #Carthage #Tunisia #AncientCity #RomanRuins #UNESCO #HistoricalTravel

Soaking Up History! 🛁

#summerdestinations Just visited the Baths of Antonius, soaking in the rich history at a toasty 39°C! The ancient ruins and warm waters were absolutely mesmerizing. Whether you're a history buff or just love a good bath, this spot is a must-visit. Can’t wait to return! #bucketlistactivities #localattractions #placetovisitagain #historicalhotspot #thermalwonder

Carthage's Cool Secret 🏛️💦

#summerdestinations Discover the Baths of Antonius in Carthage, a stunning ancient site with intricate ruins and cool, shaded alcoves—perfect for escaping the heat! When visiting, stay hydrated, wear light clothing, and take breaks in shaded areas to beat the sun. This historic site offers a fascinating glimpse into Roman luxury and engineering. Don't miss it! #bucketlistactivities #localattractions #placetovisitagain #ancienthistory #travelwise Carthage's Cool Secret 🏛️💦

☀️ Carthage Chronicles: Summer Adventure! 🏛️

#summerdestinations Explore the ancient ruins of Carthage under the blazing summer sun! 🏖️ Pack plenty of water, sunscreen, a hat, and comfortable shoes for a day of historical marvels and hot weather. Don’t forget your camera to capture the stunning mosaics and Roman architecture! 📸 Tips: Stay hydrated, wear light clothing, and visit early or late to avoid the peak heat. #Carthage #HistoricalSites #SummerTravel #TravelTips #AncientRuins

Explore Carthage! 🚗🌍

#summerdestinations Discover the wonders of Carthage, where history meets legend! 🌟 This ancient city, a jewel of the Phoenician Empire, boasts stunning ruins and rich tales of past glory. From the majestic Antonine Baths to the mysterious Tophet, Carthage offers a captivating glimpse into an era long gone. Wander through its historic streets and immerse yourself in the stories that shaped civilizations. Perfect for history buffs and curious travelers alike! 📜🏛️ #Carthage #AncientHistory #TravelBackInTime #HistoricWonders #PhoenicianLegacy

Carthage Cathedral: A Historic Gem 🏛️✨

#summerdestinations Nestled in the heart of Carthage, this cathedral is a testament to the grandeur of ancient architecture. With its breathtaking ruins and rich history, it offers a glimpse into the past of one of the Mediterranean's most storied cities. Explore the remains of majestic columns and intricate mosaics that echo tales of a bygone era. A must-visit for history enthusiasts and architecture lovers alike, the Carthage Cathedral stands as a reminder of the city's illustrious legacy. #CarthageCathedral #AncientHistory #ArchitecturalWonders #MediterraneanHeritage #HistoricalLandmarks

Sunlit Ruins of Carthage ☀️🏛️

#summerdestinations Beneath the blazing summer sun, the ancient Carthage Amphitheatre stands as a monument to history. The heat bakes the sandstone arches, casting long shadows across the worn seats. Once filled with spectators, the arena now welcomes the quiet hum of cicadas, with the Mediterranean breeze offering a brief relief. Every step echoes the grandeur of Rome's influence, making it a timeless summer destination for history lovers. #CarthageAmphitheatre #AncientRuins #SummerVibes #HistoryUncovered #TunisiaTourism

Carthage Amphitheatre: Ancient Marvel in Tunisia 🇹🇳

#summerdestinations Once a grand arena for gladiators and performances, the Carthage Amphitheatre in Tunisia stands as a symbol of ancient Roman engineering. Built in the 1st century AD, this historic site offers a glimpse into the splendor of Roman entertainment and culture. Although partially ruined, it remains a significant archaeological treasure, echoing the legacy of Carthage's vibrant past. Stroll through its ancient corridors and imagine the roars of the crowd from centuries ago! #CarthageHistory #AncientRuins #TunisiaTravel #RomanLegacy #WorldHeritage

Ancient Oasis of the Baths of Antonius 🏛️💦

#summerdestinations Step back in time and experience the grandeur of the Roman Empire at the Baths of Antonius in Carthage! These majestic ruins, located along the Tunisian coast, once formed one of the largest public bathhouses in the ancient world. Imagine the social gatherings, relaxation, and culture that flourished here centuries ago. Today, the breathtaking site offers a glimpse into the opulence of Roman life amidst stunning Mediterranean views. #AncientRome #CarthageHistory #RomanRuins #CulturalHeritage #TravelTunisia

Unveiling the Mysteries of the Punic Necropolis in Carthage 🏺✨

#summerdestinations The Punic Necropolis of Carthage offers a glimpse into the ancient burial traditions of the Phoenicians. Carved into the rocky hills, these tombs reveal the rich history of this powerful civilization. The artifacts found here, like ornate jewelry and pottery, speak of a culture that thrived on trade and craftsmanship. A visit to this archaeological wonder is a journey through time, unraveling the secrets of Carthage's past. #AncientHistory #Carthage #PunicCivilization #Archaeology #CulturalHeritage

🌟 Tunisian Elegance at Dar El Marsa Hotel & Spa 🌊🛁

Hey globetrotters! 🌍 Dive into the elegance of Dar El Marsa Hotel & Spa in the historic heart of Carthage, Tunisia. 🏖️ This chic haven boasts pristine rooms where minimalism meets comfort, offering a tranquil retreat with stunning Mediterranean views to greet you each sunrise. 🛏️🌞 The service? Absolutely stellar. It's like everyone there has a PhD in hospitality! 🎓🤗 Though the breakfast could use a bit of pizzazz, it's still a decent start to your day. 🍽️ While it's a little trek to the charming streets of La Marsa, the surrounding beauty will make you forget the distance in no time. 🛤️🌺 It's a perfect spot for those seeking peace away from the hustle. So, ready for a Tunisian escape? 🧳✨ Check into luxury at 75 Av. Habib Bourguiba, Carthage, Tunis, and let the waves lull you into bliss. 🏨🌴 #Tunis #TunisHotel #TunisTravel

#carthage #tunisia #tunis This is some random photos from my day in the amazing city of carthage once upon a time this place ruled the Mediterranean Getting there was easy and tge place was walkable and nice

🌟 Tunisian Treasures: Dar El Marsa Magic! 🌊✨

Hey, wanderlust buddies! 🧳 Let's talk about the gem that is Dar El Marsa Hotel & Spa in Tunisia. 🇹🇳 Nestled in the heart of Carthage, this hotel is a slice of paradise with a side of history. 🏛️ The rooms are spotless, with a minimalist chic vibe that screams relaxation. 🛌 Plus, the view? Simply breathtaking! Imagine waking up to the serene Mediterranean every morning. 🌅 Service here is top-notch; they've got that warm, welcoming vibe down to an art. 🙌 But let's chat about breakfast. It's decent, but with a little more zest, it could truly match the hotel's wow factor. 🍳 Although it's a tad remote for those jaunts to the quaint La Marsa town, the stunning scenery more than makes up for it. 🏞️ Trust me, the tranquility is worth the distance! Ready to indulge in some Tunisian luxury? 🌴 Find your bliss at 75 Av. Habib Bourguiba, Carthage, Tunis. #Tunis #TunisHotel #TunisTravel

my trip to Carthage, Tunis-Tunisia, visiting South of Tunisia, the beautiful Sahara

The Carthage ruins are located 17 kilometers northeast of the Tunisian capital. The famous Anthony Baths were built by the Roman Emperor Anthony in the 2nd century AD and later razed to the ground by the Arab army. At sunset, I suddenly met the Golden Temple of Rizhao. The ruins near the Mediterranean Sea were revived under the golden glow of the past, and the past was prosperous and reappearing.