Best places: Historical landmarks in Al Marsá, Tunisia

Built in the 2nd century, this large Roman Thermae complex is now part of an archaeological park.

👍👍 The idyllic, thriving metropolis town of Sidi Bou Said is located atop a steep cliff overlooking the Mediterranean Sea. Twenty kilometers or so from the capital city Tunis, Sidi Bou Said is a favored getaway destination for locals and tourists alike. Stroll along cobblestone streets lined with small...

👍👍 Very impressive, must see if you pass by

👍 A musical instrument museum with a large variations of instrument and A historical luxury palace with many rooms and decorations. From the outside you can see the sea and the marina down the hill. There are amenities on site and the entrance is 5 D. We saw chairs set up for a music performance on th...

😐 Here's my super review of most Carthage and Sidi Bou Said attractions and some tips: *first, if you haven't bought your ticket, my first advice would be to skip Tunis as a destination. Worst trip of my life overall. *second, do not trust all reviews nor all pictures, many pictures do not match in...

😠 Here's my super review of most Carthage and Sidi Bou Said attractions and some tips: *first, if you haven't bought your ticket, my first advice would be to skip Tunis as a destination. Worst trip of my life overall. *second, do not trust all reviews nor all pictures, many pictures do not match in...

👍👍 With one ticket for 12 dinar you get access to 8 different sites in Cartage (including this site), ticket to be used during one day. The sites are in different locations - walkable ( sometimes close, sometimes further) or accessible by taxi. I have seen 6 out of 8 sites and my recommendation would...

👍 Nice ancient place to visit in Tunis There 40 levels ( seating rows). I didnt like the fact that they have set up a stage right in the middle which is disturbing the natural look of the place. Toilets available and plenty of parking. This is a 5 minutes walk from another roman ruins ( villa romania)...

👍👍 Very interesting to visit this site with the conflicting history. Was it a sacrificial site for babies, or a place that babies were buried due to the high infant mortality rate of the punic times? Fascinating with a tour guide.

👍👍 Solemn, dignified and beautiful. A fitting tribute to Americans lost in battle in North Africa during World War II. If you’re in the Tunis - Carthage area and have an hour free, this cemetery is well worth the visit.

👍👍 This was my favourite site of ruins in the whole area because: 1) the magnitude of it - the cisterns are huge and relatively intact. The amount of water they held in their reservoir is incredible. 2) it is fairly unknown so you will be the only one around and can explore at your leisure. There’s onl...

👍 The remains of the ancient Carthage. You will need just few minutes to walk through the entire place as it’s not so big. The views towards Tunis are great. It’s a shame that the museum that’s a part of this place is closed for about 5 years.

👍👍 The beauty is that no one comes to this site any more so you have the experience to yourself which is pretty incredible, especially at sunset. I scaled the dirt wall from the road to get here but if I had checked more carefully, there is a side road with a little gate to access the area

👍👍 The Dome of the Air, a summer and recreation center for the Bayat family at the beginning of the twentieth century, became a wedding hall after independence and witnessed the wedding ceremonies of many Marsawi families.