Amphitheatre D'el Jem

The 2nd biggest Roman colosseum & one the most impressive Roman amphitheaters in the world. Marvel at the grandeur of this UNESCO World Heritage Site as you wander through its ancient corridors and stands, imagining the gladiatorial contests and spectacles that once took place within its walls. On the way, our knowledgeable Driver Host will provide fascinating insights into the history and architecture of the Colosseum, bringing its storied past to life with engaging commentary. You'll have the opportunity to learn about the significance of the amphitheater in Roman society and its enduring legacy in Tunisia. Don't miss the chance to capture stunning photos of this iconic landmark and immerse yourself in the rich history of El Jem.

Archaeological Museum of El-Djem

The Archaeological Museum in El Jem is a Tunisian museum located in El Jem, the old city of Thysdrus. The museum opened its doors on 26th October 1970 and was remodeled in 2002. The museum is adjacent to many ancient Roman theaters - the latest being El Jem Theater, the largest and best preserved amphitheater, which has been included in the World Heritage List. The museum was built on the ruins of a Roman house, restoring its spatial organization: a central courtyard surrounded by a roof-covered courtyard that opens to the rooms. There were exhibits - sculptures, mosaics, ceramics, etc. - from excavations carried out in Thysdrus and on the outskirts of the city