The Great Sidi Oqba Mosque: EN under the huge wooden door to enter one of the oldest mosques in the world. Let yourself be surprised by the serenity DE its courtyard paved DE marble, framed by majestic arcades, and contemplate its minaret that has dominated the city since the 7th century. A moment DE pure tranquility.

Per DEz in the maze DE ochre alleys of the old town, where the authentic art of living is still king. Here, time seems to have stopped. Discover the famous Kairuan carpets, renowned throughout the world DE for their fine stitches and rich geometric patterns. An ancestral know-how that is passed DE generation EN generation.

Admire these impressive 9th century reservoirs, real masterpieces of hydraulic engineering that supplied the city with water EN. Their reflection in the calm water, especially EN late DE day, offers a show of rare beauty.

Prepare to be amazed! This giant DE stone, the third largest in the Mon DE romain after the Colosseum DE Rome and the Colosseum DE Capoue, appears in the middle of the modern city. Its imposing silhouette, almost intact, is a spectacle in itself. · Climb the Trail DE Gladiateurs: Climb the stands and imagine the 35,000 Roman spectators cheering for gladiatorial battles. Explore behind the scenes: descend into the dark underground where lions and fighters waited for their time. The power DE history is palpable at every step. · A Cinematic Frame: Tunisian sunlight plays with arches and ochre stones, creating a perfect play of shadows and DE lights for absolutely stunning photos. This amphitheatre is an undisputed Rising Star of cinema, having served DE set for films.