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Bardo Museum Tour: Roman Mosaics and Ancient Aqueduct
4.7
3 Ratings
Tunis
Discover the historic and artistic haven of Sidi Bou Said in Tunisia. Perched on a cliff overlooking Carthage, this village has inspired artists, musicians, and writers for centuries.
Duration:
7 hours
Cancellation:
1 day
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Highlights
- The National Bardo Museum - 1-Bardo Museum
The biggest collection of roman mosaics in the world displayed in a majestuous royal palace from Ottoman era .
- Site Archeologique de Carthage - The end of the aqueduct at the Malaga Cisterns; 18 amazing water containers for up to 32 000 litres of water per day .
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L’aqueduc de Zaghouan - We drive 30 minutes south of Carthage, the capital of Colonia Africa , :6km from Oudhna, on the road between Mhammedia and El Fahs stand some of the finest Roman Architectural miracles .
The Aqueduct of Hadrien once channeled water from the mount of Zaghouan to Carthage - Oudna - Oudhna Archaeological park The Colosseum : 16, 000 spectators roman amphitheatre There is also the Capitol , with its finest mosaics and impressive underground vaults dating back to the Byzantine era. Villa Laberii Mosaics
What's Included
- In-vehicle air conditioning
- All fees and/or taxes
What's Not Included
- Lunch
Additional Information
Explore the Bardo Museum and the world’s longest aqueduct from the Cisterns in Carthage to Oudhna.
- Bardo Museum
Home to the largest collection of Roman mosaics globally, housed in a magnificent royal palace from the Ottoman era.
- The World’s Longest Aqueduct
A 132 km channel linking Carthage to the mountain springs of Zaghouan.
- Oudhna Archaeological Park
Location
The National Bardo Museum
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Cancellation Policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Customer Ratings
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Peetajohn
Oct 31, 2019
Exciting - We had a really pleasant time here wandering about and experiencing the sights and sounds.
We have very little hassle from street sellers, although it is always best to hold tightly onto your valuables because there is a lot of bustle and activity and people brushing by you.
We never experienced and problems and in fact had a few laughs on the way through.
Worth a visit.
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