Archaeological city of Thuburbo Majus

Of Berber origin, Thuburbo Majus is one of the most fascinating Roman cities in northern Tunisia. Its Capitol, built in 168 AD, still preserves four imposing Corinthian columns that reflect the grandeur of Roman architecture. Visitors can also admire mosaics in perfect condition, showcasing the art and sophistication of the era.

The archaeological site covers over 40 hectares and has not yet been fully excavated, offering modern explorers the feeling of discovering historical secrets for the first time. Among the most notable finds is a statue of Jupiter, which can be viewed at the Bardo Museum, providing a direct connection with ancient history.

Thuburbo Majus is considered one of Tunisia’s most important archaeological cities, and visits are often combined with tours of nearby Roman cities, offering a complete journey through the country’s Roman and Berber heritage.

Ideal for lovers of history, archaeology, and ancient art, Thuburbo Majus provides a unique experience where architecture, mosaics, and ruins come together to transport you to the past.