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You can walk the streets of Dougga and get a real feel for what the city would have been like in its prime 2100 years ago. Take your time and wander through the delightful site, there is so much to see. I spent 3 hours...More
I made the trip detailed by stanberg in 2012. My experience was quite similar six years later. Here are some additions in case they are useful: - In Tunis, take a taxi or the Metro to Bab Saadoun to pick up the louage [shared taxi]....More
Dougga offers visitors remarkable insights into 6 historic civilizations. The scale and quality of the ruins help visitors imagine what life was like in a Roman town. Our visit was a stunning, memorable experience. Given the scope, we benefited enormously from a guide. We recommend...More
This is the best ancient Roman site I have ever visited apart from Pompeii. Built on top of a Phoenician city, which itself was built on top of a Berber settlement, it doesn't have the usual Roman city layout, making it particularly interesting. Only about...More
This place was absolutely spectacular and well preserved, incredible friendly locals and I absolutely do recommend you to go check it out.
One of the best preserved Roman cities that exist. So worth the drive there and it is extremely useful to have a guide for this place, so that you can learn the detailed workings of the city. Great Temple, amphitheater, roads and feel of the...More
we loved the full day tour we had with Saharansky on a visit to Dougga and Bulla regia. we thank Ahmed the driver and Jamel the guide for their knowledge and professionalism
This is one of the most spectacular historical sites, that brings together three empires and more than 8000 years of history. Dougga is reachable by public transport. Take a louage (share taxi) from Bab Saadoun louage station to Terboursouk. Trip cost 6.5 TD, and took...More
The site is a little bit out of the way - it took us about three hours to get there - and even on a beautiful late July day there were only two other groups of tourists, one group of Russians and one group of...More
Desipte the fact that we've visited a number of Roman sites in countries like Turkey, Lebanon, Jordan and Morroco, Dougga still comes top of all. It's a massive area on a plateau overlooking the valley. From the ruins of various buildings and structures, you can...More
