Thuburbo Majus Archaeological Site

Discover the Thuburbo Majus Archaeological Site, a historical gem nestled in the heart of Tunisia. Located approximately sixty kilometers southwest of Tunis, near the modern city of El Fahs, this site offers a fascinating dive into the ancient history of the region.

Thuburbo Majus, founded before the arrival of the Romans, was initially a Berber city and later Carthaginian. Under Roman rule, it thrived and transformed into an important provincial metropolis. Stroll through its impressive ruins, where you can admire the remains of the Capitol with its imposing columns, the temples of Peace and Mercury, as well as the temple of Caelestis, the city’s protective goddess.

Beautifully preserved mosaics, summer and winter baths, and numerous monumental buildings testify to the past grandeur of Thuburbo Majus. Although partially excavated, this forty-hectare site still holds many archaeological treasures waiting to be discovered.

Whether you are a history enthusiast or simply seeking a cultural getaway, the Thuburbo Majus Archaeological Site promises an unforgettable experience, transporting you to a time when Tunisia was a vibrant center of Roman civilization. Come explore this exceptional site and let yourself be enchanted by its timeless charm.