As you embark on this archaeological tour, you'll encounter the magnificent ruins of the Roman Theatre, a stunning relic from the first century BC that once held 7,000 spectators. Marvel at the transformation of the Roman Amphitheater, another testimony to the city's illustrious past that was eventually converted into a bullring. The tour also takes you to the Punic Wall, a remnant of the ancient Carthaginian city walls dating back to the third century BC, showcasing the city's importance long before the Romans. Explore the Augusteum, a forum dedicated to Emperor Augustus, which highlights the Roman influence on the city's political and religious life. Additionally, you'll see the remains of the Byzantine Wall, constructed during the Byzantine Empire's brief control of the city in the 6th century AD. Each site you visit is steeped in history, offering a window into the lives of those who walked these streets centuries ago.
