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
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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
If you like Roman ruins, this is the place. Staggering, with beautiful country surrounds. I image it would bbq hellishly hot in summer, but in autumn is was near perfect.
Very pretty place and full of history. Really enjoyed the day. Very nice guide and stunning views. Very nice!
Stunning views, amazing place with such a great history. It was a pleasure to walk there and see all these buildings, scluptures, mosaic and other interesting things. The place isn't very well known and you can spend there day almost alone, without crowds making selfies...More
This time last night I was very wary of going to Dougga as travel information by public transport was scarce. Now I can tell you that it was the easiest trip: I decided to walk from Porte de France (30 mins) to Bab Saadoun Bus...More
its the first unesco hertage site that i visit when i but a goal for my self which is to visit all the unesco site around the world if i can . the place is really beautiful but its really sad they leave it to...More