Captivating guided antiquity Bulla Regia & Dougga from Hammamet

Located in northwestern Tunisia, Bulla Regia fascinates with its ingenious system of underground houses, built to escape the heat. Among them, the House of Hunting and the House of Amphitrite unveil exceptional mosaics representing mythological scenes and everyday life. The well-preserved Roman theatre offers breathtaking views and bears witness to the cultural importance of the city. The forum and the capitol recall the city’s political and religious grandeur, while the public baths reveal Roman comfort. The brilliant and detailed mosaics make Bulla Regia a true open-air museum, mixing history and art. This unique site plunges you into the ingenuity of Roman civilization. A guided tour is recommended to fully appreciate these treasures.

Perched on a hill, Dougga, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is one of the best preserved Roman cities in the world. Its famous capitol, dedicated to Jupiter, Juno and Minerva, illustrates Roman architectural grandeur. The ancient theatre, which can accommodate 3,500 spectators, offers panoramic views of the surrounding olive groves. Stroll through the cobblestone streets to discover the Licinius Baths, the Temple of Saturn, and the mysterious libyco-punic mausoleum, testimony to the transition between local and Roman cultures. Every corner of Dougga tells a fascinating story, from bustling markets to elegant houses decorated with mosaics. Let yourself be captivated by this exceptional site, where history comes to life in a breathtaking natural setting. An unmissable experience for lovers of heritage and culture.