We completed a tour of our final ancient ruin here in Carthage and wandered the medina and quieter streets of old Tunis, this week. Our first stop was the Antonine baths, an interesting display of Roman architecture that was built between 145 and 162 A.D. It’s always thought provoking to see how advanced the technologyContinueContinue reading “The Antonine baths and old Tunis”
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Carthage the archeological district of Tunisia
Welcome to Carthage, the archeological district of Tunisia. Although the Romans destroyed Carthage, it remains one of the most fascinating places to visit in Tunisia. After taking a short walk to Byrsa Hill through some lovely streets, we were treated to amazing views. As we walked around the ancient site, which was built during Hannibal’sContinueContinue reading “Carthage the archeological district of Tunisia”