Bulla Regia and Dougga

Before becoming Arabic, this Mediterranean country was a mix of the most powerful peoples of the classical era. To discover it, there is nothing like adding the archaeological cities of Bulla Regia and Dougga to your trip to Tunisia. In them, you can see the remains of Romans, Greeks, and Carthaginians passing through this precious and enigmatic land of North Africa. The ruins of Dougga are even considered a national treasure and have one of the best-preserved Roman theaters on the African continent. In fact, theatrical performances are still held during the Dougga Festival.

"The best part? Getting lost in the labyrinth of cobbled streets..."

For its part, Bulla Regia was the residence of the Numidian kings and its olive oil was among the best, being exported to all corners of the Roman Empire. As you walk through its houses, you will realize how different they were compared to the rest of Rome, with an underground floor where they conducted their daily lives. But the best part of this city is undoubtedly its collection of mosaics, the best you can see on your trip to Tunisia. Get ready for a walk through the distant past of North African civilization!