Looking for the best-preserved Roman ruins in the world? Pack your bags - you're going to Tunisia and Algeria.

Roman, Byzantine, and Arab ruins, making it the richest archeological site in Tunisia. The Antonine Baths are located in the archeological site of Carthage, but they are worth a separate mention ...

After all that, Carthage is a bit of a let-down ... built with stone taken from Roman ruins. The city is one of Tunisia’s eight World Heritage sites and, by some accounts, the fourth-holiest ...

The weapon would have been used during the Battle of the Aegates between Rome and Carthage. A Roman battering ram found ... an ancient city in what is now Tunisia. Rams were a way for captains ...

Read more on Tunisia travel: “There are ancient ruins everywhere in Carthage,” said Moncef Battikh, who works for the Tunisian national tourist office. “Look to your right! There are Roman ...

PERHAPS it is thanks to Star Wars that Tunisia is thought of as a desolate ... Dotted about this landscape are some of the most fascinating Roman ruins the Mediterranean has to offer.

The silver coin discoveries date to the Roman ... Tunisia. Parts of the ruins are even older than the coins and date from the Punic or Carthaginian period, before the Punic Wars between Carthage ...

From stunning viewpoints to centuries-old wonders, here’s where to find the best things to do in Tunis, Tunisia.

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