Carthage

Just 5.6 km from La Goulette Cruise Port, Carthage invites you to walk through 3,000 years of history. Founded by Princess Elissa in 814 BC, this legendary city rose to dominate the Mediterranean, endured epic wars with Rome, and was rebuilt by Romans, Byzantines, and Arabs. Today, it's a UNESCO World Heritage site and an open-air museum of ancient splendor.
Must-See Highlights:
Antonin Baths – The grandest Roman baths in Africa.
Amphitheatre – Witness the arena that once hosted gladiators.
Punic Ports – Ancient naval hubs of Carthage's maritime power.
Roman Villas & District Magon – Explore luxurious urban life.
Tophet – A sacred Punic site linked to ancient rituals.
Theatre of Carthage – Still alive today with the Carthage International Festival.
Carthage Museum – Mosaics, stelae, and artifacts from Punic to Byzantine eras.
North Africa American Cemetery – Honoring WWII soldiers.
From ruins to modern villas, Carthage blends ancient grandeur with contemporary charm — a must-visit for history lovers and curious explorers alike!