Toda a história ; Museu de Cartago e Bardo
Descrição
Descubra as coleções únicas do Museu Bardo . Explore as ruínas de Carthage de 3000 anos de idade, e rastreie a história púnica, romana, bizantina e dos cruzados. Há cerca de 9 locais diferentes para ver , os mais importantes são o Byrsa Hill , os banhos Antoninus , as cisternas de Málaga , as vilas romanas , os portos punicos; o Salambo Tophet. A visita pode demorar de 3 a 6 horas. Caminhando, podemos ver cerca de 3/4 sites, mas para ver mais sites um carro será necessário. O transporte pode ser organizado a pedido, a cargo do cliente.
Opções de passeio
Itinerário
Impressionantes ruínas romanas em uma posição incrível oferecendo vistas panorâmicas do golfe de Tunis.
Vilas romanas Mosaicos Panorama Rua romana
A maior coleção de mosaicos romanos + coleção cristã , as salas islâmicas de kairouan e Mahdia + o naufrágio grego + a coleção punica
Visitamos a última parte do aqueduto , as cisternas de la Malaga em Cartago .
O Teatro Romano de Cartago é um antigo complexo de teatro romano restaurado em Túnis, que agora é usado para sediar uma série de eventos. Originalmente construído durante o tempo do controle romano de Cartago, acredita-se que o teatro tenha sido destruído durante as invasões vândalas do século V dC. Originalmente capaz de acomodar pelo menos 5.000 espectadores, o teatro romano de Cartago teria sido um ponto de encontro central na cidade antiga.
Destaques
O que está incluído
Locais e horários de recolha
Apenas mensagem e compartilhe sua localização
Avaliações dos viajantes
Informações importantes
- Acessibilidade para cadeira de rodas
- Adequado para todos os níveis de condicionamento físico
- Com um carro visitando todos os sites é mais fácil, se não é possível caminhar entre sites com algum esforço
Avaliações(15)
We met Ahmed at the site of the Antonine Baths. Kind, knowledgeable, he loves history and conveys it with passion. Thank you!
The tour was excellent. Ahmed - our guide - was a fountain of knowledge. He has a deep understanding of history (not just Carthage/Rome) and combined it with a genuine passion for the subject matter. It was also good to have transport handy, as the sweltering heat made walking between sites somewhat impossible.
The Carthage National Museum is one of the most important cultural and historical sites in Tunisia. Located in the archaeological zone of Carthage, facing the Mediterranean Sea, the museum houses a valuable collection of archaeological objects tracing the history of the various civilizations that marked Carthage, from the Punic period to the Roman, Byzantine, and Islamic periods. Visitors can discover statues, mosaics, inscriptions, ancient objects, and rare pieces showcasing the grandeur of Carthage, once one of the most powerful cities of the ancient world. The site also offers magnificent views of the sea and the surrounding ruins, making the visit an experience that combines history, culture, and natural beauty. This museum is a must-visit for enthusiasts of civilization and Tunisian heritage.
We spent 2 full days with Ahmed learning about the history and archeology of the Tunis, Cartage and Sidi Bou Said area. We all enjoyed the time spent with Ahmed and his descriptions. We fully recommend his services.
Perfect visit with full details I advise
We did the Carthage tour with e-bikes that Ahmed kindly sourced for us. He was very kind and patient and knowledgable about the history of the empires and religions.
Ahmed is amazing!!! We did a two hour private tour of Carthage and absolutely loved it. He was so friendly and knowledgeable and took us off the beaten track. Ahmed made it incredibly easy too, considering the site is so large - we jumped in taxis to get between the baths, the port and other sites. Highly recommend booking Ahmed for your tour!
Ahmed is a top class tour guide with so much knowledge. I have been on many tours and this was a pleasure to be with a guide who is patient and loves questions to elevate the experience. 5 stars all day!
Ahmet is very intelligent and knows the history of Carthage inside out. We also had the opportunity to ask him many questions.
Ahmad was an outstanding and truly professional tour guide. He was precise, organized, polite, and intelligent, with extensive knowledge about the history of Tunisia. He wasn’t just able to comment on the tourist sites—he could interpret them and give us a really valuable perspective. Ahmad was extremely patient, kind-tempered, and always had a smile on his face. I wish him all the success.
