Uthina (Oudhna)

Oudhna is located in the heart of a fertile plain in a gently rolling region. Uthina (its ancient name) had a gigantic capitol raised above two floors of vaulted rooms still visible. It was among the largest temples in Roman Africa. Its vast, well-preserved amphitheater is partly dug into a hill. It could accommodate 16,000 spectators.

L'aqueduc de Zaghouan

The Zaghouan aqueduct , or Carthage aqueduct , is a Roman aqueduct , from the 2nd century , connecting the sources of the Zaghouan region to Carthage ( Tunisia ). Restored in the 19th century , this work is the only one of this importance existing in Tunisia before the establishment of the French protectorate . THEFebruary 17, 2012, the Tunisian government is proposing the Roman hydraulic complex of Zaghouan-Carthage, of which it is a part, for future classification on the list of world heritage sites drawn up by UNESCO [ 1 ] . A portion of the aqueduct is internationally classified as an important bird conservation area (TN013), in particular because of the nesting of lesser kestrels ( Falco naumanni )