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#tunis the capital of #tunisia has some amazing #roman history just half hour away from the city, past the international airport. It has more 8 different locations around the #carthage district. You can buy one ticket for all the areas to visit. From the #romanamphitheater to the #cathagemuseum the #theatre to the #baths. All of them just make you wonder that this empire stretched from Europe to northern Africa upto the middle east. It gives you a chance to go back in time and see how the lives of the #romanempire subjects and citizens lived. Best to go on a cooler season either rent a car or get a taxi service hired for a few hours. They are spread out and you will need a vehicle to move around all the locations. One entry ticket covers all sites for entry.

#bookstoresandgalleries Visiting the Guildhall Art Gallery in London was a highlight of my trip! 🎨 Located in the heart of the City of London, the gallery is free to enter, offering a fantastic array of art, from Victorian masterpieces to modern works. The highlight for me was the impressive collection of 19th-century paintings and the fascinating Roman amphitheater beneath the gallery. After enjoying the art, I strolled around the nearby Guildhall Yard and explored the historic architecture. The gallery’s blend of art and history made for a memorable experience. 🖼️🏛️ #trip #GuildhallArtGallery #LondonArt #VictorianPaintings #RomanAmphitheater #CityOfLondon

Key Features • Capacity: Around 6,000 spectators. • Design: Built into the side of a hill, facing north to keep the sun out of the spectators’ eyes. • Structure: • Three main horizontal sections: the lower, middle, and upper cavea (seating areas). • Includes a large stage area and orchestra, typical of Roman amphitheaters. • Two small museums now sit on either side of the stage. ⸻ Current Use • Still used for cultural events, concerts, and theatrical performances. •Maintained as a key tourist attraction and heritage site in Amman. #romanamphitheater 📍Address:Situated in downtown Amman, at the foot of Jabal Al-Joufah and facing Jabal Al-Qal’a (the Citadel).