Explore the monumental Roman Amphitheatre of El Jem, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the largest and best-preserved Roman amphitheatres in the world. Walk through the impressive arena, explore the seating sections and descend into the underground galleries where gladiators and wild animals once awaited their fate.

Discover the remarkable Roman architecture and engineering behind this monumental structure, including its elliptical design, massive stone construction, multiple levels of seating and underground service areas. Learn how the amphitheatre was carefully designed to accommodate thousands of spectators and manage the movement of people, performers and animals during spectacular public games.

Your guide will explain how these architectural features reflect the organization and technological abilities of Roman society, while also exploring the social and cultural importance of the amphitheatre in ancient Thysdrus.

Discover how olive oil production and trade contributed to the prosperity of the city and helped transform Thysdrus into one of the wealthiest cities of Roman North Africa. Throughout the visit, enjoy opportunities for questions, photography and meaningful cultural discussion, with the experience adapted to your interests and preferred pace.

Continue to the Archaeological Museum of El Jem, an important window into the wealth and sophistication of ancient Thysdrus. Explore its remarkable collection of Roman mosaics, renowned for their exceptional quality, vivid scenes and artistic detail.

Discover beautiful representations of Roman mythology, animals, daily life and decorative motifs that once adorned the villas of wealthy inhabitants. Your guide will explain what these mosaics reveal about the lifestyle, beliefs, culture and prosperity of Roman North Africa.

Take time to appreciate the details of the artworks, ask questions and connect the museum's collections with what you have already discovered at the amphitheatre. This part of the experience offers a deeper understanding of the people who lived in Thysdrus and the cultural world behind the impressive monuments of El Jem.