Historic site Tipasa

Tipasa Ancient Roman Ruins Park retains the ruins of the ancient Roman city at that time, built by the sea, has been more than 2,000 years of history, now only the remnants of the wall, but the buildings left, vaguely visible at that time majestic scene. Especially the ancient Roman gladiatorium here, it can feel the bloody scene at the time, is the most worth visiting in Algiers.

World Heritage Site ～ Tipasa is located on the Mediterranean coast, is the ancient Carthage trading post, later occupied by Rome and as a strategic location for the conquering of the Kingdom of Mauritania. It is the only site built along the monument and Mauritania's largest royal tomb. These include the sites of the Phoenicians, Romans, early Christians and Byzantines. Feeling less preserved than Angkor Wat in Cambodia!

The ancient Roman ruins park of Tipasa in Algiers has a history of more than 1,000 years. This ancient city of Rome, given the high ground of the seaside, surrounded by mountains and sea, very beautiful, although there is only a remnant of the wall, but from the scale of the ancient city must be very grand in ancient times, is an important port city, it is worth archaeological research.

Located on the Mediterranean coast, Tipasa is the trading post of ancient Carthage, which was later occupied by Rome and used as a strategic location for the conquest of the Kingdom of Mauritania. It is the only site built along the monument and Mauritania's largest royal tomb. These include the sites of the Phoenicians, Romans, early Christianity and Byzantine. Not as well preserved as Angkor Wat in Cambodia!

The Tipasa Ancient Roman Relic Park in Algiers is a 2,000-year-old monument of ancient Rome. It stands on the Mediterranean Sea and is a ruined wall, but it is still imaginable that the ancient city was magnificent and magnificent at that time. It has very important archaeological significance for studying the history of ancient Rome in Algeria, and it is absolutely worth visiting.