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Empires in Dust: Roman and Punic Ruins in Tunisia  [Amazing Places 4K]

Empires in Dust: Roman and Punic Ruins in Tunisia [Amazing Places 4K]

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Tunisia is home to some of the most significant Roman and Punic ruins in North Africa: Dougga is considered the best-preserved Roman small town in North Africa. It features a mix of Punic, Numidian, and Roman structures. UNESCO World Heritage Site. El Jem (Thysdrus) is home to one of the world’s best-preserved Roman amphitheaters, with a capacity of 35, 000, a UNESCO World Heritage Site built around 238 CE. Bulla Regia is a unique Roman site known for its underground villas, designed to stay cool in the hot climate, likely inspired by Berber architecture. The Bardo National Museum is showcasing Roman Africa’s artistic peak, its collection is the most comprehensive in Tunisia. Sousse Archaeological Museum houses the second-largest collection of Roman mosaics in Tunisia. Sbeitla (Sufetula) is a Roman city founded in the 1st century CE, known for its serene setting and well-preserved trio of temples dedicated to Minerva, Jupiter, and Juno. Carthage was founded by Phoenicians in the 9th century BCE, it was the capital of the Punic Empire until its destruction in 146 BCE during the Third Punic War, after that rebuilt as a major Roman city. UNESCO World Heritage Site. Locations in the video: 0: 00 Dougga 4: 23 El Jem (Thysdrus) 7: 02 Bulla Regia 10: 06 Bardo National Museum 11: 16 Sousse Archaeological Museum 11: 47 Gigthis 12: 29 Sbeitla (Sufetula) 16: 01 Carthage Music provided by EmanuelAbrudean, LeChuckz, Haukkapomo251 / Pond5 --------------------- About Amazing Places on Our Planet: High-quality videos of amazing travel destinations around the world. Immerse yourself in the most beautiful scenic places in the world without the distraction of words. New 4K video every second Friday. Filmed and Edited by Milosh Kitchovitch (business inquiries: YouTube: Website: Facebook: Instagram: LGTV: Amazon Fire TV: All videos on the map: More Amazing Places in 4K:
Date: 2025-09-28

Comments and reviews: 11


Roman empire was huge! They spread far and wide in the world. I was in Italy last year and was impressed with their amazing history. One of the greqatest empires in the world, only rivaled by the Egyptian empire.
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The views in this video are stunning! Reminds me of the peaceful mornings in my village. Not all adventures need planes. I’m living one curious enough to see
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I've been reading a lot on the Minoans, Greeks and Romans for the last few years. It's amazing how their influence echoes down to us thousands of years later.
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the most beautiful Roman ruins are not in Rome - they are in Asia Minor and North Africa! thank you for showing us around. These mosaics are stunning!
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You truly find some amazing places so very interesting. Thank you so much for sharing it with us. I really appreciate your videos, Milosh. -Rob
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Your title reminds me of my favourite history podcast, Fall of Civilisations by Paul Cooper. Best story telling on the internet.
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vuestro sitio es lo mejor de lo mejor, impecable, bellamente filmado, y los lugares excelentemente escogidos. Felicitaciones y gracias
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Melted past. Brick buildings got electrifried. Rocks are heat damaged bricks. Geology is a hoax and History is a total fabrication.
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Right now the remaining ruins are very good, but when all the buildings are new then it will be amazing. Thank you sir
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Really appreciate these wonderful high res tours of the magnificent ruins that I will never get to see in person. Thank you.
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beautiful, love it, takes my breath away, much appreciated as always.
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