Uthina (Oudhna)

Oudhna, also known as Uthina, is an ancient Roman-Berber town located in Tunisia, near the modern city of Ben Arous. It was an important urban center during the Roman Empire, with impressive ruins including an amphitheater, a large basilica, baths and well-preserved mosaics. The site offers a fascinating insight into the region's rich historical and cultural heritage, showcasing the architectural and artistic achievements of the ancient inhabitants.

Tastur

Testour is a charming town in northern Tunisia, founded by Andalusian Muslims in the 17th century. It features a unique blend of Andalusian and North African architecture, most notably visible in the Grand Mosque with its clock displaying Hebrew numerals.