The Ruins of Ancient Carthage, Tunisia | Sights & Attractions of Carthage Tunisia

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Carthage was an ancient city founded by the Phoenicians in 814 BC. It is located on the coast of North Africa, now Tunisia. It was a significant trading hub and one of the wealthiest cities in the classical world.
The city was protected by a wall that stretched over 40 kilometres, was 10 meters thick, and up to 13 meters high. The wall was built to defend the city against enemy attacks. 20,000 infantry, 4,000 cavalry, and 300 elephants were responsible for defending Carthage.
During the Magonid (Hannibal) dynasty, Carthage became the leading commercial power in the western Mediterranean. The city's success led to conflicts with the Greeks and then the Romans. Rome responded with force when Carthage invaded Sicily, resulting in a series of wars known as the Punic Wars.
In 146 BC, Rome destroyed Carthage during the Third Punic War. Julius Caesar rebuilt the city from 49 to 44 BC. Under Byzantine rule, Carthage remained the dominant city in North Africa until the Arab invasion in 698 CE, utterly destroying the city.
Today, the ancient ruins of Carthage are located on the edge of Tunis and remain an essential tourist attraction and archaeological site.
Sights & Attractions of Carthage:
- Byrsa Hill
- Acropolium of Carthage ( Cathedral of Saint-Louis )
- National Archaeological Museum
- Baths of Antoninus
- Archaeological Park of Carthage
- Theater and Roman Villas
- Roman Amphitheatre
- Punic Port
- Sanctuary of Tophet
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[@OlivierRodriguez]

Very interesting old city and history. Thanks, friend.

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[@rikayangu3833]

Never been lucky enough to visit North Africa so it`s a pleasure to see things thru your lenses, really appreciate the share,

[@VideoProduction100]

Thank you for the beautiful and amazing footage of Carthage Tunisia! Excellent my friend! 👍Best regards

[@verynicetravel]

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[@MyTravelChannel-RO]

What an incredible journey through the ancient ruins of Carthage, Tunisia! I was captivated by the rich history and the stunning scenery.
Thanks for sharing this informative and visually striking video. I'd love to explore it myself. See you soon!

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[@charliefirpo3156]

Wow 😍

[@geogeo2299]

Greek civilization everywhere around the Med.

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[@petr-podrouzek]

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[@AA-xm7rt]

So sad what happened to them in the end.

[@JkDibine]

Consequences of PWB, prospering while black

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@@JkDibinethey weren’t black 🙄

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[@ellat.e4648]

As a Tunisian I find it kind of insulting the way everyone keep culture appropriating our history. I never claimed the great Ghana empire as a part of history but I find it crazy this need to black wash our history. We are a mixed ethnic group, indeginious neither black or white. ​@@JkDibine

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@@nysportsfan2576
They were, Mauritania were what Romans called Carthage, meaning land of blacks. Hannibals real coin was black. Hell he's even a Hebrew. Hebrews are Africans.

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What we see is the ROMAN ruins built upon the old Carthage...

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Hannibal destroyed Carthage. He shouldnt have invaded Italy.

[@JkDibine]

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