Visit the best-preserved Roman city in Africa, Dougga, which today is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It rightfully deserves to be called a wonder of the world, because once there, every tourist can feel like a Roman and imagine how the days and nights of the citizens of a once great Empire passed.
Many buildings, including temples, public buildings, and private villas, retain their grandeur and beauty and have many interesting stories to tell. The most popular monuments are the lupercal and latrines. In simpler terms, a brothel and public toilets. Why they deserve attention will be explained by the tour guide.
After a walk through Dougga, we will head to the small town of Testour, built in Andalusian style. Here you can see a unique clock whose hands move backwards.
History lovers and gourmets will definitely enjoy this trip. It is advisable to bring plenty of water and headwear. In Dougga, the sun is intense, and the distance from the sea combined with the proximity of the desert makes itself felt.
On all tour routes (except hotels during two-day excursions), it is not possible to exchange currency for Tunisian dinars, and bank cards are not accepted for payment.
Tour ticket (paid receipt)
Cash for souvenirs and personal expenses
Comfortable shoes are always appropriate for any trip
Swimsuit and towel (for tours involving sea outings)
Medical insurance policy
Appropriate clothing for visiting religious sites
Hat and sunscreen
Sweater or jumper (for trips planned in the evening)
Mobile phone for emergency contact
Camera
Bottle of water
