Located 60 km from Tunis, there is a place where Rome has left its marks in the rock and where the Berbers built their village between sky and mountain. The water temples of Zaghouan - the source of an aqueduct that ran 132 km to quench Carthage - remind you that human ingenuity knows no time. Zriba El Olia, perched on its heights, proves that deep Tunisia still exists, untouched and magnificent. In between, a homemade lunch at Dar Zriba as only a Tunisian family knows how to prepare.
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Roman temples, Berber village, and homemade lunch
Early departure from IFID El Manar by tourist bus. First stop at the Zaghouan Water Temples - a Roman masterpiece that supplied Carthage through a 132 km aqueduct. Enjoy an authentic lunch at Dar Zriba, then head up to Zriba El Olia, a Berber village perched on the heights of Djebel Zaghouan, amidst stone alleys and breathtaking views. Return in the late afternoon.
- ✦Visit to the Water Temples of Zaghouan - a masterpiece of Roman engineering.
- ✦Discovery of Zriba El Olia - a Berber village perched between sky and rock.
- ✦Homemade lunch at Dar Zriba
- +Free stroll through the alleys of Zriba El Olia