Photos from The Archaeological Museum in El Jem, Tunisia
Explore the El Jem Archaeological Museum in Tunisia—home to stunning Roman mosaics, artifacts, and a reconstructed villa near the iconic El Jem Amphitheatre.

Explore the El Jem Archaeological Museum in Tunisia—home to stunning Roman mosaics, artifacts, and a reconstructed villa near the iconic El Jem Amphitheatre.
Discover the ancient ruins of Carthage near Tunis, Tunisia—once a powerful Phoenician and Roman city. Explore historic sites like the Antonine Baths, Byrsa Hill, and Punic harbors in this essential travel guide to Carthage’s rich history and stunning Mediterranean views.
Discover the ancient Berber village of Chenini, Tunisia—home to the iconic white hilltop mosque, troglodyte homes, and sweeping desert views. A must-visit for culture lovers and adventurers in southern Tunisia.
El Jem, Tunisia — home to one of the largest and best-preserved amphitheaters in the world. Towering above a quiet town, this ancient arena invites you to wander through gladiator tunnels, climb sunlit stone tiers, and experience the grandeur of empire without the crowds.
Quieter and less commercialized than Tunisia’s other famous ancient ruins, a visit to Sbeitla offers you a glimpse into the grand scale of the Roman empire in Tunisia.
In the southern province of Tatouine in Tunisia lies Ksar Ouled Soltane – one of the best preserved historical landmarks and a must-see attraction when going to Tunisia.
We took a two week long tour from the north of Tunisia all the way south to the edge of the Sahara desert. Many great memories and kind people along the way.