This UNESCO World Heritage Site reveals the legacy of a once-mighty empire overlooking the Mediterranean Sea.
Main attractions
⢠Baths of Antoninus, among the largest Roman bath complexes in the world
⢠Ruins of the ancient Punic ports, reflecting Carthageâs maritime power
⢠Byrsa Hill, the historic heart of the city, with panoramic coastal views
⢠Remains of Roman villas adorned with mosaics and intricate layouts
⢠Layers of Phoenician and Roman history spanning over a millennium
What to Eat
⢠Fresh seafood dishes like grilled sea bream or octopus
⢠Brik, a crispy pastry filled with egg and tuna
⢠Couscous with fish, a regional coastal specialty
Take Not
⢠The site is spread across multiple areas, plan for some walking
⢠Sun protection is essential, especially in summer
⢠Tickets to the site are not included and will need to be purchased separately