• Testour - Testour is an ancient Numidian site originally called ‘Tichilla’ by Roman conquerors. Like many Numidian locations, it is strategically built on a hill for defense. Centuries later, Andalusian Muslim refugees, expelled from Spain following the Christian conquest in the 1600s, sought refuge in Testour, bringing with them a rich Spanish heritage. These Andalusian communities became well-known across North Africa for their commercial skills and diligence. Over time, Testour has been home to Numidians, Romans, Andalusians, Jews, and Muslims.
• Dougga - Dougga is the best-preserved Roman site in Tunisia, featuring some of the largest Roman ruins in North Africa. The tour begins with the theatre, constructed in the 2nd Century and donated by the Gracchus family, and continues to the “Place des Roses de Vent,” the Market Place, overseen by Mercury, the god of commerce. It includes the well-preserved Capitoline Temple, dedicated to three Roman deities, the Forum, the Public Licinius Baths, and concludes with the House of Trifolium, the Cyclopes Therms, and the impressive twelve-seat latrines.

• Private transportation
• Bottled water
• Lunch
• In-vehicle air conditioning

• Gratuities

This beautiful mosque has a distinctive octagonal minaret and is one of the earliest examples decorated with tiles in Tunisia.
The sundial clock on the south face would be standard on any church bell tower in Spain but doesn't appear on a minaret anywhere else in the world.
Testour's Andalusian heritage is preserved in many small details such as houses covered in beautiful curved ceramic roof tiles similar to those found in many regions of Spain.
Habiba M'sika's house: This famous Jewish singer lived and died tragically at the hands of her lover in Testour.
Dougga the best preserved Roman site in Tunisia.

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