Not all great destinations receive the sufficient amount of marketing and promotion needed to be known and acknowledged. Luckily, Tunisia has started the attention it deserves, from travelers seeking a natural and cultural gateway between the west and east parts of the world.
Tunisia guarantees an irresistible blend of history, culture, and natural beauty with its ancient ruins, bustling souks, Amazigh villages and beautiful beaches. As the idea of visiting this North African gem is occupying your thoughts, here are some reasons to consider it as your next destination. Tunisia boasts a diverse history with influences from Berbers, Phoenicians, Romans, Arabs, and more. This makes it brimming of historical sites and amphitheaters.
For all travelers who are willing to expand their views, Tunisia is a great opportunity to delve into the different cultures that shaped the country as we know it today. Along with a plethora of roman amphitheaters and ruins , Carthage, Dougga and El Jem are the highlights of any trip to Tunisia. Each site has its own charm and uniqueness.
Located in the Capital of Tunisia, Tunis, Carthage is renowned for its historical importance as a powerful Phoenician city, a major center of the Carthaginian Empire, and later a significant Roman city.
Perched above the Mediterranean, Carthage, with its ancient ruins and monuments, serves as a poignant testament to the historical significance and grandeur of the nation on the global stage. While everyone is familiar with the Coliseum in Rome, a few ones who know about the largest amphitheater in Africa, El Jem.
