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It is the largest Roman amphitheatre in Africa, remarkably well-preserved and awe-inspiring in scale.
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This 3rd-century monument served as a venue for gladiator fights and public spectacles. Entirely constructed from stone blocks without foundations, it stands as an architectural marvel. In the Middle Ages, it was used as a fortress, and later as storage and housing. Its dimensions are 148 by 122 meters, with a capacity of around 35,000 spectators.
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Considered the third largest amphitheatre in the world. Served as a fortress during invasions. Featured in films like “Life of Brian” and “Long Way Down”.
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Global value, UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1979, protected by Tunisia’s heritage law.
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history exploration
museum visit
photography
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Safe site, guarded, low crime rate.
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Light clothing, hat, comfortable shoes, sun protection.
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Mediterranean climate with hot summers and mild winters.
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Bring water, avoid midday heat, book tours in advance.
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