Italy, Tunisia · Archaeology

4-Hour Cultural Tour of Carthage with Roman Ruins and Byrsa Hill

4 Hours Round trip from Carthage Easy pace

The journey

Trip highlights

01 Explore the colossal Antonine Baths, a testament to Roman engineering
02 Descend into the Malaga Cisterns, an underground network that held Carthage's water supply
03 Witness the lifestyle at the Roman Villas, adorned with intricate mosaics
04 Step into the dramatic Carthage Theatre, once a vibrant stage for performances

Explore the history of the Mediterranean on a cultural tour of Carthage, where eight archaeological sites reveal the legacy of Punic, Roman, and Byzantine civilisations against the beautiful panorama of the Gulf of Tunis. Visit the colossal Antonine Baths, the opulent Roman Villas with stunning mosaics, the dramatic Carthage Theatre, and the underground Malaga Cisterns that once stored the city's water. Conclude at Byrsa Hill, the highest point in Carthage, for sweeping views and deeper historical insight.

Visit the Malaga Cisterns, an archaeological site with a network of underground chambers that once stored water for the city.

From the itinerary

At a glance

What this trip includes

Duration 4 Hours

Tour type Private

Activity level Easy

Accommodation Not included

Transport Included

Wheelchair access Yes

Cities Rome, Carthage

Languages Arabic, English, French, Italian

Day by day

The itinerary

Day 01

Explore the Roman Grandeurs of Carthage

Begin the tour by exploring the Antonine Baths, a colossal bathing complex built in the 2nd century AD.
Travel to the Roman Villas and admire the intricate mosaics and architectural styles that reflect Roman luxury.
Immerse yourself in the dramatic setting of the Carthage Theatre.
Visit the Malaga Cisterns, an archaeological site with a network of underground chambers that once stored water for the city.
Visit Byrsa Hill, the highest point in Carthage and the location of the ancient Punic city.
Head back to your hotel or accommodation at the end of the tour.