The National Museum of the Bardo, is an archaeological museum that contains, among others, the richest collection of Roman mosaics in the world, all in perfect condition. It is the most important Tunisian museum and at the same time the oldest museum in the Arab world and in Africa. It was inaugurated on 7 May 1888. #Tunisia

An archaeological city that is more than wonderful with its architectural details, its engineering divisions of the city, and the impact of all the civilizations that the city has experienced, with a long and rich history, one of the most beautiful landmarks in Tunisia

Absolutely spectacular archeological site, one of my favorite one in Tunisia. This place is huge, well preserved and clean. Not crowded at. I think most tourists miss this place. It's totally worth the time and money. Even Rome could be jealous of this place.

Unforgettable. One of the best archeological sites ever seen - and I am Italian so I saw many. A true wonder in terms of landscape and ruins. Well kept too. I was there in August so it was very hot but absolutely feasible.

Don’t even hesitate - find a tour operator who will take you out here and book! This is a remarkable site with some of the best preserved Roman architecture in North Africa. It is really impressive and overwhelming - the forum, the baths or even the amphitheater- the site is extensive and amazing

Gorgeous 2nd century Roman ruins. They still use the amphitheater for events. The Roman ruins of Dougga, in modern-day Tunisia, are a UNESCO World Heritage Site that is home to some of the best-preserved Roman ruins in North Africa. The site includes temples, baths, a theater, and an amphitheater. The amphitheater is one of the most impressive structures at Dougga. It was built in the 2nd century AD and could seat up to 3,500 spectators. The amphitheater was used for gladiatorial contests, public executions and animal hunts. The amphitheater is in a good state of preservation and is one of the most popular tourist attractions in Tunisia. Visitors can climb to the top of the amphitheater for stunning views of the surrounding countryside.

Loved this! Its so well preserved and so big, you could almost imagine there once being a lively city. Many mosaics still in place. We were there in end of September very small amount of visitors. We spent here almost 2hour, but it could have been more.

(Translated by Google) It is one of the most fascinating archaeological sites in Tunisia. It is registered in the world heritage of UNESCO. The capitol is very well preserved and is one of the most beautiful monuments of the archaeological site. He is really fascinating. To fully enjoy the visit, it is better to be accompanied by a guide to discover the succession of different civilizations on the site. (Original) Il s'agit d'un des sites archéologiques les plus fascinant de Tunisie. Il est inscrit dans le patrimoine mondial de l'unesco. Le capitole est très bien conservé et est un des plus beaux monuments du site archéologique. Il Est vraiment fascinant. Pour bien profiter de la visite vaut mieux être accompagné par un guide afin de découvrir la succession des différentes civilisations dans le site.

(Translated by Google) Wonderful place !! I recommend the guided tour to better understand the history of the various monuments! (Original) Magnifique endroit !! Je vous recommande la visite guidée pour mieux comprendre l'histoire des divers monuments !

(Translated by Google) Take the time to visit it is more than a heritage ..., not to be missed and congratulations to our Tunisian brothers for its maintenance in very good condition (Original) Prenez le temps pour le visiter c'est plus qu'un patrimoine..., à ne pas rater et bravo à nos frères tunisiens pour son maintien en très bonne etat

(Translated by Google) This museum is characterized by its proximity to the capital and by its ease of navigation on public transport. It is also close to Salambo train station. The museum provides a lot of information on the water zones that characterize the Tunisian country through many types of fish and sea birds. Models of fishing boats and ports and nautical charts Important ... with mosaic walls at the entrance to the museum ... the place is beautiful and worth a visit as it is surrounded by archaeological sites. (Original) Ce musée se caractérise par sa proximité de la capitale et par sa facilité de navigation dans les transports en commun. Il se trouve également à proximité de la gare de Salambo. Le musée fournit de nombreuses informations sur les zones d'eau qui caractérisent le pays tunisien à travers de nombreux types de poissons et d'oiseaux de mer. Des modèles de bateaux de pêche et de ports et des cartes marines Important ... avec des murs de mosaïque à l'entrée du musée ... l'endroit est magnifique et vaut la peine d'être visité car il est entouré de sites archéologiques.

(Translated by Google) To discover (Original) A découvrir

Wow, tremendous location for ancient ruins. Basically a small ancient town that crumbled with time. Streets, houses, rooms, floors, doorways all visible among the clutter. Stadium is in great shape as are two other large, obvious buildings on the site. View of low hills, more ruins, is very nice as well. Not the parthenon in Athen but... pretty darn good. And much less crowded and costly (only 8TND pp). Columns and elevated stones are awesome. Spend 2-3 hrs walking around, even then you'll miss things. There are underground tunnels in the 'bath' area. There are many pieces of carved stone with "Caesar" on them, and other recognizable words (english, latin). Do not follow local signage. Follow google maps. Local signs take you through busy, slow town. Google, straight off P5 highway. Parking is very limited on top. Maybe 10 spots. Off season (December), nobody there. Not sure what they do in summer. WCs available at entrance. No cafe, no drinking water, no food; bring your own. Lunch too.

One of the best sights to visist in Tunisia. Huge space where you can travel into the ancient times and visit the Tunisia glorious history.

(Translated by Google) Despite its small size, the Roman city of Daqqa in northern Tunisia is one of the most well-preserved regions in North Africa. The size of the city, its well-preserved monuments, and its rich history, varied from Berber, Numidian, Guinean, Punic, ancient Roman and Byzantine histories, all of this made it an exceptional area. Therefore, UNESCO included it among the World Heritage Sites in 1997. The archaeological area precisely occupies about 65 hectares. And “Daqqa” or “Toga” is derived from an Berber term meaning rocky mountain. The most famous history of the city of Dakka begins with the Roman conquest, despite the discovery of many pre-Roman monuments, such as the creation of a mausoleum, a cemetery and temples, all of which constitute an indication of the importance of the site before the arrival of the Romans, but the most clear and specific history of the city is the Roman era. According to some historians, the fleeting name of the city was "tobacco", which is derived from an ancient Libyan word meaning protection, given that the city is on top of an easily defensible plateau. But historians who believe that the city was founded in the sixth century BC say that the name Dakka was "Tokai" in the ancient Greek language, and Diodorus of Sicily described it as a great and beautiful city. Daqqa was an important human settlement, and what indicates its urban character is the presence of a tomb with a rocky altar for offerings, which is the most ancient archaeological find in accuracy, and was dedicated to Baal Hammon, the god of fertility and crops in the religions of North Africa. There are also obelisks, architectural fragments, a mausoleum and a temple dedicated to Massencia, and many remains were found during archaeological excavations. UNESCO says that despite the lack of good knowledge of the city's history before the Roman era; The current discoveries at the site have revolutionized the perception that existed for this period. (Original) على صغر حجمها، تمثّل مدينة دقة الرومانية في شمال تونس، إحدى أكثر المناطق احتفاظاً بمعالمها الأثرية في شمال أفريقيا. فحجم المدينة وآثارها المحفوظة جيداً، وتاريخها الثريّ المتنوع بين البربر والنوميدية والغينية والبونية والرومانية القديمة والتاريخ البيزنطي، كل ذلك جعل منها منطقة استثنائية. ولذلك، أدرجتها اليونيسكو ضمن مواقع التراث العالمي سنة 1997. تحتلُّ المنطقة الأثرية بدقة حوالي 65 هكتاراً. و"دقة" أو "توغّا" مستمد من لفظ أمازيغي يعني الجبل الصخري. التاريخ الأكثر شهرة لمدينة دقة يبدأ مع الغزو الروماني، على الرغم من اكتشاف العديد من الآثار قبل الرومانية، كإيجاد ضريح ومقبرة ومعابد، كل ذلك يشكل مُؤشّراً على أهمية الموقع قبل وصول الرومان، إلا أن التاريخ الأكثر وضوحاً وتحديداً للمدينة، هو العصر الروماني. وفقاً لبعض المؤرخين، فإن الاسم الزائل للمدينة كان "تبغ"، وهو مستمد من كلمة ليبية قديمة تعني الحماية، نظراً لوجود المدينة على قمة هضبة يمكن الدفاع عنها بسهولة. ولكن المؤرّخين الذين يعتقدون أن المدينة تأسّست في القرن السادس قبل الميلاد يقولون إن اسم دقة كان "توكاي" باللغة اليونانية القديمة، وقد وصفها ديودورس الصقلي، بأنها مدينة عظيمة وجميلة. كانت دقة مُستوطنة بشريّة مهمة، ومما يدلُّ على طابعها الحضري، هو وجود مقبرة فيها مذبح صخري للقرابين، وهي الاكتشاف الأثري الأشدّ قدماً في دقة، وكان مُخصّصاً للبعل حمون، إله الخصوبة والمحاصيل في ديانات شمال أفريقيا. كما توجد المسلات والشظايا المعمارية وضريح ومعبد مخصص لماسنسيا، وبقايا كثيرة تم العثور عليها خلال الحفريات الأثرية. وتقول اليونيسكو إنه رغم عدم المعرفة الجيدة بتاريخ المدينة قبل العصر الروماني؛ فإن الاكتشافات الحالية في الموقع أحدثت ثورة في التصور الذي كان موجوداً عن هذه الفترة.

(Translated by Google) Magic this historic site (Original) Magique ce site historique

Hands down the best museum in Tunis and Tunisia to that extent. The quality of the mosaics are amazing the way they are displayed for everyone to interact with. The have the largest collection of roman mosaics in the world all housed under one roof. It’s free for international students to enter.

(Translated by Google) A must-see museum stop for lovers of Roman artifacts and mosaic collections that are unparalleled. The tragic terrorist attack and its memory may provide another sad apropos for the visit. Not a full day is enough to roam, but it does provide serious insight into invaluable finds not seen elsewhere. It is a bit static, but with most of the art treasures presented, nothing else is possible. Recommended destination. (Original) Kötelező múzeumi megálló a párját ritkító római leletek és mozaikgyűjtemények kedvelőinek. A tragikus terrortámadás és annak emléke egy további szomorú apropót szolgáltathat a látogatáshoz. Egy teljes nap sem elég a bebarangoláshoz, viszont komoly betekintést nyújt máshol nem látható, felbecsülhetetlen értékű leletekbe. Kissé statikus, de a bemutatott műkincsek többségével más nem is lehetséges. Ajánlott célállomás.

(Translated by Google) The National Bardo Museum is a jewel of Tunisian heritage. The museum brings together one of the finest and largest collections of Roman and Carthaginian mosaics in the world. All its treasures are on display in a former palace of the Bey of Tunisia. A visual slap and a journey through time. I highly recommend you to visit this vestige of Phoenician and Roman culture. (Original) Le musée national du Bardo est un joyau du patrimoine tunisien. Le musée rassemble l'une des plus belles et des plus grandes collections de mosaïques romaines et carthaginoise du monde. Tous ses trésors sont exposés dans un ancien palais des Bey de Tunisie. Une claque visuelle et un voyage à travers le temps. Je vous recommande vivement de visiter ce vestige de la culture phénicienne et romaine.

Oceanographic museum within the suburbs of Carthage Salambo. Worth visiting and seeing. Entrance fees are really very cheap and symbolic. Unfortunately it lacks more efforts in maintenance and cleaning as well as improvements and digitalisation. But still a must for visiting.

Building is very nice, contents are very interesting... Nice to visit such museum and great to have one in Tunisia. It could be much more better if well entertained, improve conditions and perform contents... It gives impression of private collection with no enough resources to keep in good condition. And not a national museum! People can afford more expensive entry fees for better contents... Entry is actually almost for free...

Absolutely outstanding ruins of a Roman/Punic town. So well preserved that you can walk on the original paving stones into houses, baths, temples, the theatre and forums. For easy entrance enter from the north. Local guides are often looking for business in the parking lot, and can provide context to everything you see, for a fee.

Incredible ruined Roman city. Mosaics, statues, a temple, a brothel, a bath house, a theater... all incredible sights. There were only four tourists (myself included) in the whole place when I was there. I’d recommend taking a little walk around by yourself to marvel in solitude at the mystery of the place place for a bit, then grab a guide and take a look around. Be sure to negotiate the price in advance, because he will try to gouge you if you leave the price discussion to the end! There are restrooms and a little shop to buy cold water at the top. If you want to do something nice, spend a couple dinar to buy an extra big cold water for the guide. He won’t buy it for himself, but he will really appreciate it in the desert heat.

It’s amazing to think that actual romans used to live there hundreds of years ago. And it’s even more amazing that such ruins can be found in Africa . Not only in Africa but in a place that is far from the sea . Ancient romans were probably in love with the view of the fields that you can still enjoy to this day

Super cool preserved roman city with oldest markers in African continent. Take with you snacks and coffee you will spend minimum 2 hrs there. Only one toilet near to amphitheater so try to manage yourself. Couple of frescoes you might discover in the ruins of old city. Neat to Jupiter temple photo with eagle will be perfect for 1 Dinar. Parking is for free. Best time to visit in winter mess of tourists and cool weather

Dougga is a phenomenal Roman city ruin about 90 mins drive from Tunis on a sprawling hillside site. The site is considered to be the best preserved by Roman city ruins in Africa and is a UNESCO site. The site itself was initially a Berber settlement stretching back to the 6th century BC. Unlike Carthage, it’s completely isolated with no urban encroachment.

(Translated by Google) The "Pompeii of Tunisia" is probably the best-preserved ancient city in the country, which is so rich in ancient sites. The amphitheater and many buildings and sculptures are largely intact or restored. You get a good impression of the entire area of ​​the city and quickly find a guide who will be happy to show and explain the area for a few dinars. Interesting and worth seeing! (Original) Das "Pompeji Tunesiens" ist wohl die besterhaltene antike Stadt des an Stätten der Antike so reichen Landes. Das Amphitheater und viele Gebäude und Skulpturen sind weitgehend intakt bzw. restauriert. Man bekommt einen guten Eindruck über die Gesamtanlage der Stadt und findet schnell einen Führer, der einem gern für einige Dinar die Anlage zeigt und erklärt. Interessant und sehenswert !

(Translated by Google) Historical cultural place dating from the 2nd century BC great place full of antiques (Original) Lieu culturel historique datant du 2em2 siècle avant jésuss christ super endroit plein d antiquités

(Translated by Google) A magnificent site that asks only to be better highlighted (Original) Un site magnifique qui ne demande qu'à être mieux mis en valeur

(Translated by Google) It's worth it if you like history. (Original) Vale la pena si te gusta la historia.

(Translated by Google) The obvious style of Islam (Original) 回教風格的明顯

🔘The capitol🔘 ⚫It is a Roman temple from the 2nd century, located in Dougga or Thugga was a Punic, Berber and Roman settlement in northern Tunisia. ⚫UNESCO qualified Dougga as a World Heritage Site in 1997, believing that it represents "the best-preserved Roman small town in North Africa". 🏛️The capitol is exceptionally well preserved, which is a consequence of its inclusion in the Byzantine fortification.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful place, very well preserved (Original) Magnifique lieu, très bien conservé

Better than Carthage! Best and most access I have ever seen. If you come to Tunis you have to come here.

If you don't visit Dougga on your visit to Tunisia then you have definitely wasted your time, It should be first on the list of attractions.

(Translated by Google) Impressive city in the ancient Roman province of Africa. Intact streets with sewers, sidewalks, car tracks; taverns; domus with incredible mosaics; a tremendous theater; and an infinity of blocks with inscriptions. Your visit is essential if you travel to this wonderful country that is Tunisia. (Original) Impresionante ciudad de la antigua provincia romana de África. Calles intactas con alcantarillado, aceras, marcas del paso de carros; tabernas; domus con increíbles mosaicos; un n tremendo teatro; y una infinidad de bloques con inscripciones. Imprescindible su visita si se viaja a este maravilloso país que es Túnez.

(Translated by Google) The archaeological site covers an area of ​​approximately 75 ha. These remains of an entire city with all its components bear witness to more than 17 centuries of history. (Original) Le site archéologique couvre une superficie d'environ 75 ha. Ces vestiges d'une cité entière avec toutes ses composantes témoignent de plus de 17 siècles d'histoire.

(Translated by Google) One of the three ancient Roman cities of modern Tunisia, which are not badly preserved. This is perhaps the most atmospheric Dougga (Thugga or Dougga), the second city with not unique underground floors - Bulla Regia and the third - Sbeitla. There are other ancient Roman cities (Uthina and Thignica (Ain Tounga), Thuburbo Majus) and previous historical periods - Kerkouane. But the main temples are perhaps best preserved at Sbeitla. If you choose which city to visit, Dugga would be the best option, especially since excursions are taken there. But we were in a rented car and visited all these cities. More information on my channels in FB and VK, channel name: Sunny Day - Alexey Engels. (Original) Один из трёх древнеримских городов современного Туниса, которые не плохо сохранились. Это пожалуй самый атмосферный Дугга (Thugga или Dougga), второй город с не неповторимыми подземными этажами - Булла Регия (Bulla Regia) и третий - Сбейтла (Sbeitla). Есть и другие древнеримские города (Утина (Uthina), и Thignica (Ain Tounga), Thuburbo Majus) и предыдущих исторических периодов - Керкуан (Kerkouane). Но главных храма лучше всего, пожалуй, сохранились в Сбейтла. Если выбирать какой город посетить, лучшим вариантом будет Дугга, тем более туда возят экскурсии. Но мы были на арендованной машине и посетили все эти города. Больше информации на моих каналах в FB и VK, имя канала: Солнечный день - Алексей Энгельс.

superb museum. when they say thousands of mosaics they mean it they are everywhere. few decent ones and then some fillers. but you walk around on the fillers and slightly more ordinary ones while you gasp at the huge mosaics on the walls with superb detailing and its like that room after room after room. absolutely worth a visit

Oh my goodness I am humbled by the historic artefacts present in The National Bardo Museum. The numerous mosaics that decorate this large, multi floored space is a show piece of the Punic and Roman empires. Everything is presented beautifully, descriptions of artefacts and historic moments are presented in Arabic, French and English. Mosaics aside, The National Bardo Museum building is ornate, a masterpiece of Islamic artwork. Please be aware that the museum closes at 16:30, you’ll need at least 2 hours to respectfully absorb the presented material.

(Translated by Google) In 1888, the Bardo Palace was transformed into a museum. The museum has extensive historical and archaeological collections. The collection of mosaics - real masterpieces and uniques - arouses the greatest interest. There you will be honored that Tunisia is the custodian of priceless exhibits of world importance: Hellenic, Roman, Christian periods. The topics are also very diverse, both domestic and religious. And the mosaic with the poet Virgil is the pinnacle of this art. On three floors you will find unique ceramic collections, collections of Phoenician art, Egyptian art and what not ... At least 3 hours to make sense of both the halls of the palace and its collections. (Original) Двореца Бардо през 1888 г. се преобразува в музей. Музея разполага с обширни исторически и археологически колекции. Най-голям интерес поражда колекцията от мозайки - истински шедьоври и уникати. Там ще се обредите, че Тунис е пазител на безценни експонати със световно значение:елински, римски, християнски периоди. Темате са също много разнообразни както битови така и религиозни. А мъзайката с поета Вергилий е връх на това изкуство. На три етажа ще откриете и уникални керамични колекции, колекции на финикийското изкуство, на египетското изкуство и какво ли още не... Поне 3 часа, за да осмислите както залите на двореца така и колекциите в него.

(Translated by Google) Magnificent, both in terms of the collections and the architectural renovation of the building which is a real success. A little more educational content would however be welcome (map of the museum distributed at the entrance, direction of visit, explanations on the periods and themes, ...) (Original) Magnifique, tant pour ce qui concerne les collections que la rénovation architecturale du bâtiment qui est une vraie réussite. Un peu plus de contenu pédagogique serait toutefois bienvenu (plan du musée distribué à l'entrée, sens de visite, explications sur les époques et thématiques,...)

(Translated by Google) fantastic place (Original) مكان رائع

(Translated by Google) The collection of Roman mosaic is worthy of its reputation, one is struck by their realism and their excellent state of conservation. (Original) La collection de mosaïque romaine est digne de sa réputation, on est saisie par leur réalisme et leur excellent état de conservation.

(Translated by Google) Good (Original) Bien

The staffs are very rude

(Translated by Google) Bardo National Museum المتحف الوطني - تونس The Bardo National Museum is a museum in Tunis, capital of Tunisia, located in the suburb of Bardo. It is one of the most important museums in the Mediterranean basin and the second museum on the African continent after the Egyptian museum in Cairo due to the richness of its collections. It traces the history of Tunisia over several millennia and across several civilizations through a wide variety of archaeological pieces. Housed in a former beylical palace since 1888, it offers a prestigious and magnificent setting for the exhibition of many major works discovered since the beginnings of archaeological research in the country. Initially called the Alaoui museum, named after the reigning bey at the time, it took its current name of Bardo museum after the country's independence even if the name is attested before that date. The museum brings together one of the most beautiful and largest collections of Roman mosaics in the world thanks to excavations undertaken at the beginning of the 20th century on the various archaeological sites of the country, including Carthage, Hadrumète, Dougga and Utica. (Original) Musée national du Bardo المتحف الوطني - تونس Le musée national du Bardo est un musée de Tunis, capitale de la Tunisie, situé dans la banlieue du Bardo. C'est l'un des plus importants musées du bassin méditerranéen et le second musée du continent africain après le musée égyptien du Caire par la richesse de ses collections. Il retrace l'histoire de la Tunisie sur plusieurs millénaires et à travers plusieurs civilisations par le biais d'une large variété de pièces archéologiques. Abrité dans un ancien palais beylical depuis 1888, il offre un prestigieux et magnifique cadre à l'exposition de nombreuses œuvres majeures découvertes depuis les débuts des recherches archéologiques dans le pays. Initialement appelé musée Alaoui, du nom du bey régnant à l'époque, il prend sa dénomination actuelle de musée du Bardo après l'indépendance du pays même si la dénomination est attestée avant cette date. Le musée rassemble l'une des plus belles et des plus grandes collections de mosaïques romaines du monde grâce aux fouilles entreprises dès le début du XXᵉ siècle sur les différents sites archéologiques du pays dont Carthage, Hadrumète, Dougga ou encore Utique.

(Translated by Google) The largest museum in Tunisia owes its reputation to the innumerable pieces from excavations carried out in the country since the 19th century. The quality and the rarity of some of them testify to the historical richness of the country, and its singularity. (Original) Le  plus grand musée de Tunisie tient sa réputation des innombrables pièces provenant de fouilles effectuées dans le pays depuis le XIXe s. La qualité et la rareté de certaines d’entre elles témoignent de la richesse historique du pays, et de sa singularité.

(Translated by Google) Clean rich and very interesting (Original) Propre riche et très intéressant

(Translated by Google) The Bardo National Museum is a jewel of Tunisian heritage. It is housed in a former Beylic palace dating from the 19th century. It traces, through its collections, a large part of the history of Tunisia (from prehistory to contemporary times) and contains the largest collection of mosaics in the world including the famous mosaic depicting Virgil, the poet. Visitors can discover an abundant collection of Punic jewelry as well as a gallery of Roman sarcophagi and Christian baptistery. One of the highlights of the visit is the cargo of a Roman ship wrecked off the coast of Cape Africa, facing the city of Mahdia, with its masterpieces of Greek Hellenistic art: bronze pieces , marble sculptures and furniture. It is the result of underwater excavations undertaken in the first part of the twentieth century with the participation of Commander Cousteau. (Original) Le musée national du Bardo est un joyau du patrimoine tunisien. Il est installé dans un ancien palais Beylic datant du XIXème siècle. Il retrace, à travers ses collections, une grande partie de l’histoire de la Tunisie (de la Préhistoire à l’époque contemporaine) et contient la plus grande collection de mosaïques au monde dont la célèbre mosaïque représentant Virgile, le poète. Le visiteur peut y découvrir une abondante collection de bijoux puniques ainsi qu'une galerie de sarcophages romains et de baptistères chrétiens. L'un des moments forts de la visite est la cargaison d'un navire romain naufragé au large des côtes du Cap Afrique, face à la ville de Mahdia, avec ses chefs-d'œuvre de l'art hellénistique grec: pièces en bronze, sculptures en marbre et mobilier. C'est le résultat de fouilles sous-marines entreprises dans la première partie du XXe siècle avec la participation du commandant Cousteau.

Long-standing marine research center & museum with live fish & natural history exhibits.

Beautiful old collection!

(Translated by Google) It was founded in 1924 under the name of Oceanographic Station of Salammbô (SOS); it was then a dependency of the Oceanographic Museum of Monaco. It became a full-fledged museum when Tunisia gained independence in 1956. The name of SOS was changed to the National Scientific and Technical Institute for Oceanography and Fisheries (INSTOP). (Original) Il est fondé en 1924 sous l'appellation de Station océanographique de Salammbô (SOS) ; il est alors une dépendance du musée océanographique de Monaco. Il devient un musée à part entière lors de l'indépendance de la Tunisie en 1956. Le nom de SOS est changé en Institut national scientifique et technique d'océanographie et de pêche (INSTOP).

(Translated by Google) Dar el houte oceanographic museum of carthage byrsa excellent for children (Original) Dar el houte musée océanographique de carthage byrsa excellent pour les enfants

(Translated by Google) Very interesting museum (Original) Musée très intéressant

(Translated by Google) It was founded in 1924 under the name of Salammbô Oceanographic Station (SOS); a dependency of the oceanographic museum in Monaco. It became a full-fledged museum during Tunisia's independence in 1956. The name of SOS was changed to the National Scientific and Technical Institute of Oceanography and Fisheries (INSTOP). This period was characterized by the creation of the annexes La Goulette and Sfax and the multiplication of research programs. In 1992, INSTOP was transferred from the Ministry of Agriculture to the Ministry of Research and Scientific Technology. Since then, the institute has been called the National Institute of Marine Science and Technology (INSTM). The National Aquaculture Center of Monastir was attached to it in 1996. Designed as an essentially educational space, the museum's collections are presented in eleven rooms that showcase the oceanographic beauty of Tunisia "a country of the sea", Tunisia and the Mediterranean, freshwater aquariums, lagoons from Tunisia, migrations of eels, islands and protected areas, coast, bird community, fishing techniques, fish and seawater aquariums. The museum is open every day of the week, except Monday, according to the following schedule: Winter hours: 10am - 1pm and 3pm - 6pm Daylight saving time: 9:00 - 12:00 and 16:00 - 19:00 (Original) Foi fundado em 1924 sob o nome de Estação Oceanográfica de Salammbô (SOS); uma dependência do museu oceanográfico de Mônaco. Tornou-se um museu de pleno direito durante a independência da Tunísia em 1956. O nome de SOS foi alterado para Instituto Nacional Científico e Técnico de Oceanografia e Pesca (INSTOP). Este período foi caracterizado pela criação dos anexos La Goulette e Sfax e pela multiplicação de programas de pesquisa. Em 1992, o INSTOP foi transferido do Ministério da Agricultura para o Ministério de Pesquisa e Tecnologia Científica. Desde então, o instituto é chamado Instituto Nacional de Ciência e Tecnologia Marinha (INSTM). O Centro Nacional de Aquicultura de Monastir foi anexado a ele em 1996. Concebidos como um espaço essencialmente educacional, as coleções do museu são apresentadas em onze salas que mostram as belezas oceanográficas da Tunísia "um país do mar", a Tunísia e o Mediterrâneo, aquários de água doce, lagoas da Tunísia, migrações de enguias, ilhas e áreas protegidas, litoral, comunidade de aves, técnicas de pesca, aquários de peixes e de água do mar. O museu está aberto todos os dias da semana, exceto segunda-feira, de acordo com o seguinte cronograma: Horário de inverno: 10h - 13h e 15h - 18h Horário de verão: 9:00 - 12:00 e 16:00 - 19:00

(Translated by Google) Adorable despite the lack of maintenance (Original) Adorable malgré la manque d'entretien

(Translated by Google) To visit .. But there direction is called to clean and to evolve the product to attract more people (Original) À visiter.. Mais là direction est appelée à bien nettoyer et à faire évoluer le produit pour attirer plus de monde

(Translated by Google) Sweet Barcha program gives you health (Original) برنامج حلو برشة يعطيكم الصحة

(Translated by Google) Despite the lack of maintenance, it remains one of the nicest places to visit. Fun guaranteed especially for children (Original) رغم قلّة الصيانة، يبقى واحدا من أجمل الأماكن التي تستحقّ الزيارة. متعة مضمونة خاصّة للأطفال

A truly fascinating location of an ancient Roman city left abandoned. Many buildings are still standing and our local tour guide was a wealth of knowledge explaining each building of note and their use. The location had little to no tourists and our visit was pre-pandemic. It was about 90 mins from Tunis and it was worth the trip through the countryside to see this historic location. I would recommend visiting this location.

Very well preserved I highly recommend visiting it

Incredible history. Easy to find and navigate. A must-see if you're in Tunisia

Amazing place. Recommend Bring some meat for the native cats, the one in photos need it especially. Recommend bringing water and sunscreen!

A must visit archeological site containing historical architecture dating back to the 2nd century. It represents the different parts of an ancient Roman city.

Beautiful! There are two entrances with a parking in each. Entrance fee is affordable and they have discounts for local students, professors, and retired senior citizens. - There’s a bathroom inside. - Unfortunately, very little signage or arrows on where to go and what to see. So either use Google Maps or just walk around till you finish seeing everything. - The rocks and stairs can be slippery so wear something comfortable. - Not many places for food around other than one restaurant that’s a little pricey.

Dougga is one of the best-maintained archaeological sites in Tunisia. It's a historical treasure, impeccably preserved, offering a glimpse into remarkable history with its preserved ruins, amphitheater, and temples.

Beautiful site! Entry costs 8tnd, the site is quite big, we stayed about 2h. The view is beautiful, and the site is well preserved. There are bathrooms and a little shop. When we went there wasn’t many people so it almost felt we had the site for ourselves. It takes about 2h drive from Tunis. Recommended if you love history and archaeology!

Well worth the trip out there, amongst the best preserved ruins I have seen. Price of entry was 8 dinar, unbelievably cheap for what is on offer. Spent the 3 hours here, could have spent much longer.

Roman ruines. 80kilometers from the capital. Very nice place

A place that holds lots of beauty and history.. An ancient city.. Well preserved.. A time traveling experience.. Ensure to have your camera fully charged with extra batteries and memory cards.. Spend a day here.. Yes.. Full day! Carry food and drinks as there is no food/restaurant around.. Read about the main landmarks before visiting..

Fantastic Roman ruins. Very peaceful and well worth the visit

Amazing experience!! Ranked among the 10 most beautiful museums around the world, the Bardo Museum gathers one of the largest mosaic collections, and offers its visitors an historical journey through the different civilisations. The staff is very kind and welcoming, and the museum is very well maintained.

I m so happy to visit this Archeological site and proud to have this heritage.

The ruins are underrated. It may be a good idea to get a guide since it is not only roman ruins you can find on the sight. The city was part of the punic empire before too. The is larger than you might expect, though you can see it all in 1 hour if you are fast. The ruins are well preserved and excavations are still going on. The ruins are on the country side far away from the city. You can get there by taxi or car.

Best ruins in tunisia . Really in a good shape although it was built 1800 years ago.

Ancient Rome retains the most complete site in Tunisia, great!

(Translated by Google) Thugga is a North African city that preserves numerous remains of Punic, Numidian and Roman monuments, which make it one of the most important archaeological sites in Tunisia. (Original) Thugga è una città nordafricana che conserva numerosi resti di monumenti punici, numidi e romani, che ne fanno uno dei più importanti siti archeologici della Tunisia.

(Translated by Google) fantastic place (Original) مكان رائع

(Translated by Google) It's just wonderful (Original) C'est juste magnifique

(Translated by Google) This is a historical site dating back to the Roman era (Original) هذا موقع تاريخي يعود للعهد الروماني

(Translated by Google) The site is magnificent. Well located. Breathtaking view of the valley. The ruins show the grandeur of the ancient city. On the other hand: dirt, lack of organization and enhancement of the site are by appointment. Not enough info. The guides are mostly private (sometimes qualified sometimes not). There's still much to do. But I highly recommend, it's worth the detour. (Original) Le site est magnifique. Bien situé. Vue imprenable sur la vallée. Les ruines montrent la grandeur de la ville antique. Par contre : saleté, manque d’organisation et de valorisation du site sont au rdv. Pas assez d’info. Les guides sont pour la plupart des privés (parfois qualifiés parfois non). Il reste beaucoup à faire. Mais je recommande fortement, ça vaut le détour.

(Translated by Google) Be classified as Ancient Roman times That is very well-preserved in northern Africa The Roman god of the temple built around Second century Dedicated to 3 Roman gods, namely Jupiter, Juno, Minerva Is an ancient Roman period in Northern Africa Interesting to visit (Original) ถูกจัดให้เป็น โบราณสถานเก่าแก่ยุคโรมัน ที่ได้รับการอนุรักษ์ได้ดีมากในแถบแอฟริกาตอนเหนือ วิหารบูชาเทพเจ้าแบบโรมันสร้างขึ้นราว คริสต์ศตวรรษที่สอง อุทิศให้กับเทพเจ้าโรมัน 3 องค์คือ Jupiter, Juno, Minerva เป็นโบราณสถานเก่าแก่ยุคโรมันแถบแอฟริกาตอนเหนือ ที่น่าสนใจแวะมาเยี่ยมชม

(Translated by Google) Nice place (Original) Nice place

🌟

(Translated by Google) Seeing the remains of ancient Rome is very complete (Original) 看到古羅馬留下來的遺跡 非常完整

(Translated by Google) A very good, fresh wind is blowing (Original) とっても良かった、爽やかな風が吹いてます

(Translated by Google) Absolutely magnificent site to visit absolutely following the Bulla Regia site (Original) Site absolument magnifique à visiter absolument suite au site Bulla Regia

(Translated by Google) A perfect city (Original) Mükemmel bi şehir

😍

(Translated by Google) Excellent (Original) Excellent

(Translated by Google) Global site (Original) موقع عالمي

(Translated by Google) Distant love goes far away (Original) 远方的爱归于遥远

(Translated by Google) Is awesome. I loved it. (Original) Es impresionante. Me ha encantado.

(Translated by Google) dougga is a Roman archaeological site (Original) dougga est un site archéologique romain

(Translated by Google) You will not regret it is beautiful, chic. I did not regret what I saw, the current is delight !!! (Original) Не пожалеете, красиво, шикарно. Я не пожалел от увидиного, ток восторг!!!

(Translated by Google) I love Roman architecture and it is the best preserved (Original) Me encanta la arquitectura romana y es de la mejor conservada

(Translated by Google) really good. It's quiet and it's time to look around Look around in two to two and a half hours. (Original) 정말 좋아요. 조용해서 느긋하게 둘러보면 시간 금방가요 두 시간~두 시간 반이면 다 넉넉하게 둘러봐오.

(Translated by Google) Many highlights were very good (Original) 見所多くとても良かったです

(Translated by Google) Goooood green (Original) Vert gôoooood

(Translated by Google) It was a wonderful place. If you are planning a trip to Tunisia, don't miss this place. (Original) 너무나 멋진 곳이었습니다. 만약 튀니지 여행을 계획한다면 이 곳을 놓치지 마세요.

If you're in Tunisia, you have to visit it

Amazing ruins.

An absolute MUST for anyone visiting Tunisia. One of the great treasures of cultural heritage. Arrive early and have the whole site to yourself.

A must see! I called it a city of ruins. You walk in houses, baths, markets, temples. Stunning views...simply beautiful. I would advise to go by car. But otherwise, from Tunis, we went to Bab Saadun station, from there took a louage to Tabarsouk (around 8 TND per person). In Tabarsouk station. In that station we agreed with a man to drive and pick us from dougga ruins back to the station. (It is up the hill and with no transportation at that side). We paid only 20 TND for 2 persons both ways. In the station make sure to ask when is the last louage back to Tunis. For us it was at 15:00. So we had around 3 hours in dougga. Not enough... it has so many things to see... bring a guide book with you, water and snacks. There is a small cafe for nice tunisia tea... and a shop with guide books.

(Translated by Google) A remarkable and magnificent historical place which enjoys a good reputation and a good maintenance on behalf of the Tunisian authorities classified in the world heritage of UNESCO. A place to visit absolutely. There is even a good restaurant next door where you can rest and recharge your batteries after an enriching cultural expedition. (Original) Un lieu historique remarquable et magnifique qui jouit d'une belle réputation et d'un bon entretien de la part des autorités tunisiennes classé dans le patrimoine mondial de l'UNESCO. Un lieu à visiter absolument. Il y a même un bon restaurant à côté ou se reposer et refaire le plein de force après une expédition culturelle enrichissante.

(Translated by Google) I love (Original) J'adore

(Translated by Google) I just hope that the Tunisians will wake up and keep their heritage here this is our land this is our home it is with our parents born in these ruins for generations ... especially stop sending anything you find among the English who always seek to control everything you take nothing from anyone's land so stop giving what comes from your land wake up the Tunisians and you in the village they take everything from you and especially do not give you to eat either ... And here it is dougga which belongs to new dougga and not teboursouk band of jealous people ... (Original) J'espère juste que les tunisiens se réveilleront et garderons leur patrimoine ici c'est notre terre c'est chez nous c'est chez nos parents nés dans ces ruines depuis des générations... surtout arrêtez d'envoyer tout ce que vous trouvez chez les anglais qui cherchent toujours à tout contrôler vous ne prenez rien de la terre de qui que ce soit alors arrêtez de donner ce qui vient de vos terre reveilez vous les tunisiens et vous au village ils vous prennent tout et surtout ne vous donnent pas à manger non plus... Et ici c'est dougga qui appartient à nouvelle dougga et non teboursouk bande de jaloux...

(Translated by Google) Wonderful (Original) Merveilleux

The current name of Dougga comes from the Latin name Thugga that’s also derived from the Tamazight name Tukka which means rocky mountain. It’s important to know the rich history of this place, I’m amazed

(Translated by Google) Great site to do absolutely to discover the history of the Romans in Tunisia. (Original) Super site a faire absolument pour découvrir l'histoire des romains en Tunisie.

Highly impressed with the collection of Roman mosaics. A must visit if you are in Tunis if you are a mosaic lover and appreciate art. Our guide, who was funny and quirky, explained everything clearly and it is a good idea to hire a guide unless you like to explore on your own. Excellent toilet facilities and friendly staff. Apart from slightly pesky hawkers at the entrance, it was a memorable trip to the best museum in Tunisia.

Obviously one of the most important museums in the world for ancient history and art, thanks to its superb collections; sad to say, it is truly depressing to see how the place is currently run and maintained. The staff is at best uninterested and unhelpful, chattering away in the exhibition rooms as if this were a fast food joint, down to almost rude, in the museum shop, which looks rather like a banal souvenir outlet for tourists. The restaurant is ridiculously overpriced. The audioguide was not operative, we were told, without explanation. Upkeep was below every standard, with rooms unexpectedly closed and ancient statues lying about. The superb quality of the art and historical artifacts in this museum is, to sum up, in sharp contrast with the unworthy way in which it is presented and preserved.

It's one of wonderful museum in Tunisia, with lot of mosaic collections.

Great museum. 13 TND is the cost

Love the mosaics, the statues and the old palace. Hate how confusing it is to go around. Nothing is clear, the map doesn't help and the descriptions of each mosaic, statue or relic is not even close to enough. Not a big fan of the fact that you can "walk" on the mosaics either. It just seems all kind of wrong. All in all, I think more thought should be put into making it more accessible for people who are there to visit without a guide.

Besides the coffins hall, all areas were open and it wasn't crowded at all besides some tourists. The necessity of a guide depends if you are familiar with Carthage history or not. It's free for Tunisian students as well.

Museum with huge collection of very old mosaic and more antic relicts. Something amazing. Specially when you have a good guider.

Great Museum

(Translated by Google) Very nice museum in a very beautiful country in North Africa. I really like the history of the Carthage Empire and General Hannibal. (Original) Très jolie musée dans un très beau pays d'Afrique du Nord. J'aime beaucoup l'histoire de l'empire de Carthage et le général Hannibal.

(Translated by Google) This is an amazing museum. These are collected here masterpieces of art and hard handmade work. And the complex itself looks harmonious and well-groomed. I was here a few days before the terrible terrorist attack. This museum became the site of a massacre. This is scary. (Original) Это удивительный музей. Такие собраны здесь шедевры искусства и тяжелой ручной работы. И сам комплекс смотрится гармонично и ухожено. Я был здесь за несколько дней до страшного теракта. Этот музей стал местом побоища. Это страшно.

Awesome collection of mosaics, the museum is big and owns a large collection. I particularly loved the Bey era where you can see the throne room, the wives rooms and the basement. They have mosaics from the phenician era up to the christian era, you can appreciate the difference between them. At the entrance you have a huuuuge mosaic of 150 square meters ( approximately)

(Translated by Google) I can really recommend a visit to the National Museum of Bardo to everyone. Here you can spend some time and get a lot of interesting insights. So great! (Original) Der Besuch des Nationalmuseums von Bardo kann ich jedem wirklich empfehlen. Hier kann man einige Zeit verbringen und viele interessante Einblicke bekommen. Sehr toll!

(Translated by Google) Masterpiece (Original) تحفة

(Translated by Google) I spent two weeks in Tunisia between visits to museums and popular markets such as the Bey market, the pool and many others The museum is beautiful and includes a period of time, inscriptions, a great folklore, and a building block in past times (Original) قضيت في تونس اسبوعين متفرقة بين زيارات المتاحف والاسواق الشعبية كسوق الباي والبركه وغيرها الكثير المتحف جميلة ويضم حقبة زمنية ونقوش وتراث شعبي كبير وصرح عمراني في اوقات مضت

(Translated by Google) It's nice that it's in Africa and they have such nice sights there. I will strengthen Africa for you 👍👍👍👍👍 (Original) Je to pekné že to je v Afrike a takéto pekné tam majú pamiatky . Afrike posilám vám 👍👍👍👍👍

(Translated by Google) You must see these fabulous mosaics and honor the memory of the Poles who died there in the attack. (Original) Koniecznie trzeba zobaczyć te bajeczne mozaiki i uczcić pamięć Polaków, którzy zginęli tam w zamachu.

(Translated by Google) You can see once. (Original) Один раз посмотреть можно.

(Translated by Google) A beautiful museum rich in magical exhibits. This is where we visited in October 2020 with Itaka. I highly recommend a lot in my life, but I have not seen a beautiful museum for a long time. (Original) Piękne muzeum bogate w magiczne eksponaty.To tutaj byliśmy zwiedzać w październiku 2020r z Itaką.Bardzo polecam dużo w życiu zwiedzałam ale przepięknego muzeum dawno nie widziałam .❤

(Translated by Google) One of the most beautiful museums in the world thanks to its collection of Roman mosaics unique in the world, thanks to the excavations undertaken at the beginning of the twentieth century on the various archaeological sites of the country including Carthage, Hadrumète, Dougga or Utica. Some of the works on display have no equivalent, such as the “so-called Virgil” mosaic. More generally, the Bardo mosaics represent a unique source for research on daily life in Roman Africa. From the Roman period, the museum also contains a rich collection of marble statues representing the Roman deities and emperors found on the various sites, notably those of Carthage and Thuburbo Majus. (Original) L'un des plus beaux musées du monde de par sa collection de mosaïques romaines uniques au monde, grâce aux fouilles entreprises dès le début du xxe siècle sur les différents sites archéologiques du pays dont Carthage, Hadrumète, Dougga ou encore Utique. Certaines des œuvres exposées n'ont pas d'équivalent, telle la mosaïque « dite de Virgile ». Plus généralement, les mosaïques du Bardo représentent une source unique pour les recherches sur la vie quotidienne en Afrique romaine. De l'époque romaine, le musée renferme aussi une riche collection de statues en marbre représentant les divinités et les empereurs romains retrouvées sur les différents sites notamment ceux de Carthage et Thuburbo Majus.

(Translated by Google) Toop (Original) Toop

(Translated by Google) Wonderful museum I recommend to visit it (Original) متحف رائع أنصح بزيارته

(Translated by Google) Very interesting (Original) Très intéressant

(Translated by Google) A must (Original) Un must

(Translated by Google) The museum is an extraordinary collection of rare and ancient mosaics from ancient Rome and some finds from the Carthaginian civilization. It is a very large museum and very well thought out from the point of view of the route. In addition to the magnificent works, it is possible to visit some rooms that reconstruct ancient Tunisian-style houses, with lamps, mosaics and other typical things. To conclude the visit, the memorial to the 2015 attack, including the police dog. In two rooms remained the shots of the AK47 on the mosaics and glass cases. The memory must be preserved and I'm glad they didn't restore those shots. (Original) Il museo è una straordinaria collezione di mosaici rari e antichi dell'antica Roma e alcuni reperti della civiltà cartaginese. E' un museo molto vasto e molto ben congeniato dal punto di vista del percorso. Oltre alle magnifiche opere, è possibile visitare alcune sale che ricostruiscono delle antiche abitazioni in stile tunisino, con lampade, mosaici e altre cose tipiche. Per concludere la visita, il memoriale all'attentato del 2015, incluso al cane poliziotto. In due sale sono rimasti i colpi degli AK47 sui mosaici e sulle teche in vetro. La memoria va preservata e sono felice che non abbiano restaurato quei colpi.

Pleasent place

(Translated by Google) Very nice museum with its beautiful square. There are also vestiges of an old empire in a relaxing and pleasant setting. (Original) Très beau musée avec son beau parvis . On y retrouve aussi des vestiges d'un ancien empire dans un cadré reposant et agréable

Best museum where I have been. Lots of old pieces from the romans in Tunisia. Lots of mozaïek art on the floor and walls. Very very interesting museum.

Interesting Museum

(Translated by Google) Children's furniture Any accessory related to the children's rooms even the wallpaper (Original) Meubles pour enfants Tout accessoire en relation avec les chambres des enfants même le papier peint

(Translated by Google) Many choices, prices are negotiable (Original) Beaucoup de choix, les prix sont négociables

(Translated by Google) It is noted that the shop is open on Sundays until 7 p.m. while it is not the case today on 05/11/2017 (Original) C'est noté que la boutique est ouverte le dimanche jusqu'a 19h alors que ce n'est pas le cas aujourd'hui le 05/11/2017

(Translated by Google) Baby MCM store is the specialist in conception and design of childcare products, Furniture for baby and junior and birth gift. (Original) Magasin Baby MCM est le spécialiste en conception et design de produits de puériculture , Meuble pour bébé et junior et cadeau de naissance.

Small but good.

Museum nothing especial, but nice building and it's cheap

Good place, to visit with kids!)

Amazing, but need more cleaning. Very cheap.

Nice concept, but need care.

Absolutely worth seeing eventhough its very old style but its a beauty

Ok

(Translated by Google) Superb (Original) Superbe

This museum is a good introduction to Tunisian marine life. Many of the exhibits have trilingual panels (English, Arabic, French). Open Tuesday to Sunday, from 10 am to 5 pm. Entrance is affordable, 1 TND/child, 2 TND/adult. Worth a visit.

(Translated by Google) It was awesome (Original) C'était génial

A very good place There you find all types of fish , sharks and others it is good as an experience

(Translated by Google) An adorable place to discover (Original) Un adorable lieu à découvrir

Top

(Translated by Google) Pleasant places, right next to the Tophet. Museum unpretentious but interesting anyway. (Original) Lieux agréables, juste à côté du Tophet. Musée sans prétention mais intéressant tout de même.

(Translated by Google) Excellent museum, I recommend to visit (Original) Excellent musée, je recommande de visiter

(Translated by Google) A great place especially for kids and introducing them to different types of fish (Original) مكان رائع خصوصا للأطفال وتعريفهم بالانواع المختلفة للأسماك

(Translated by Google) When you visit Carthage Do not forget Dar Al Hout (Original) عند زيارتك لقرطاج لا تنسي دار الحوت

I love it, it's deserve to taking care of more

A special oceanographic museum.. The size of building hasn't a constraint to the collection showcasing knowing the diversity and the amount of collection :) It remains the air cooling of almost parts of museum, sanitary wasn't well kept too!! Price was extremely under the museum value (1 TND) !!!

(Translated by Google) Has watched (Original) A regardé

It is interesting to see the skeleton of a big sea animal, a whale? You would have thought it was some mini dinosaur. One imagined whether the fish from which this skeleton came was caught in the Mediterranean area. It looks so big. The museum for oceanography as this site is otherwise called looked rather small but it houses some very interesting relics, like this skeleton, that a visitor will remember for a long time.

(Translated by Google) Jht (Original) Jht

(Translated by Google) It's in Carthage, it's beautiful (Original) C'est à Carthage, c'est magnifique

(Translated by Google) Very very good (Original) Très très bien

(Translated by Google) An interesting little monster who loves to wear plus clothes and shoes. Coiffure of a ridiculously feasible entry of 500 millions (€ 0.15). (Original) Petit musée interessant qui mériterait d'être plus connu et un peu rafraîchi. Coût d'entrée ridiculement faible de 500 millimes (0.15 €).

(Translated by Google) Beautiful place (Original) Lieu magnifique

(Translated by Google) Childhood memories are suitable for children and for research On 14 January, all museums in Tunisia are free of charge It is rich in pamphlets but must be taken care of, development and attention to the museum more Quiet and comfortable place (Original) ذكريات الطفوله مناسب للاطفال وللبحوث يوم 14جانفي الدخول مجاني لكافة المتاحف بتونس ثري بالمعلونات ولكن يجب العنايه والتطوير والاهتمام بالمتحف اكثر مكان هادئ ومريح

(Translated by Google) An extraordinary museum (Original) Un musée extraordinaire

(Translated by Google) Excellent day (Original) Excellente journée

(Translated by Google) A must see (Original) À voir absolument

Un lieu magnifique et historique qui vous rappelle la magie de l'histoire romaine....

(Translated by Google) Incredibly rich site in history. (Original) Site incroyablement riche en histoire.

Dougga's history is best known from the time of the Roman conquest, even though numerous pre-Roman monuments, including a necropolis, a mausoleum, and several temples have been discovered during archaeological digs. These monuments are an indication of the site's importance before the arrival of the Romans

Amazing place, one must go and visit if has the chance. The road is fine, not far from the capital, and landscapes are unbelievable.

Very interesting place and was a great surprise. I strongly recommend it.

Beauty with elegance, but should we pay to know our history 🙄!

Biggest ancient ruins that I've ever seen in Tunisia. Wonderful city that used to accomodate 25 thousand habitants. Lovely place with plenty of fantastic mosaic floors that I recommend visiting

Amazing experience visiting this ancient city, really worth it. If you go to Tunisia and want to visit archaeological sites, Dougga is a must.

The best preserved Roman town in Africa. Here you can get a very good impression of what rural Roman life was like.

Roman City established about 1800 years ago, a great testimony of the rich cultural heritage of modern day Tunisia.

A UNESCO heritage site. A pride for Tunisia. The best preserved Roman site in North Africa.

The only ruins more impressive that I’ve seen are teotihuacan and tbh that’s a close call. It’s absolutely worth the trek.

Very much worth a visit. Never have seen such a complete Roman city before. Gives you a very good idea of how they were living and how developed they were. Recommendable!

Tunisia has important and amazing Roman treasures, and Dougga is well worth a visit. So impressive! The archeological site was considered a World Heritage Site by Unesco in 1997. It was a relatively big Roman city with a theatre for 3500 people, 21 temples, forum, triumphal arches, baths, a circus, the Capitol.... The site covers 65 hectares, so please reserve the whole morning to visit this amazing site in the middle of the countryside. Ticket is really cheap, and you can leave your car in an open space parking inside.

Amazing ruined Roman city well worth a visit. Easiest way to get there is to goto the town to the north east about 8k away on the bus. Hire a taxi and agree a time for them to come back. Get the bus out of town as by the time you come back the louages are sitting around waiting for people so the buses are a better option if you are heading to Tunis or El Kef.

I was blown away at how amazing this place is. Some of the best preserved Roman ruins I have ever been to. Get a guide to take you here as it is pretty far from Tunis, but well worth the drive.

This place is old and has fallen into disrepair. The temple doesn't even have a roof and there were stones strewn about.

Fascinating and well preserved Roman site. There are licensed guides there which I would HIGHLY recommend. Not expensive, very knowledgeable and the interpretive signage is minimal so will really add to your understanding of the area. We were a bit reluctant, but not the usual quasi scam types. Our guide lived in Dougga and his parents actually lived on the archeological site until the government moved residents out in 1963 to restore and preserve the area. A must-see in Tunisia (we found it much more interesting than Carthage).

An amazing Roman site around two hours from Tunis. Highly recommend visiting but not during the summer months.

We were the only ones visiting there. It's a very interesting place with lots of history. Definitely a great place to visit if you're interested in Roman history.

In that area, you'll find a coffee shop with robust security, including police presence on quad bikes. It's advisable to rely on the street guide instead of Google Maps. With limited historical information available, it can be challenging to uncover the significance of this place and understand its historical context.