Byrsa Hill Collection

Byrsa Hill, the original Punic site at Carthage, UNESCO World Heritage Site, near Tunis, Tunisia, North Africa, Africa

Punic civilization. Reconstruction of Byrsa Hill, with the Punic city and Hannibals circular harbor
Punic civilization. Reconstruction of Byrsa Hill, with the Punic city and Hannibals circular harbour, late 4th-2nd century b.C. Fresco by architect J. M. Gassend

Tunisia, Tunis, Carthage, Byrsa Hill, Ruins

Tunisia, Tunis, Carthage, Byrsa Hill, Punic Ruins

Tunisia, Tunis, Carthage, Byrsa Hill, Relief

Tunisia, Tunis, Carthage, Byrsa Hill, Mosaics

Tunisia, Tunis, Carthage, Byrsa Hill, St Louis Cathedral

The Woman of Sidi Ghrib at her Toilet (mosaic)
XIR161057 The Woman of Sidi Ghrib at her Toilet (mosaic) by Roman (5th century AD); Archaeological Museum, Carthage, Tunisia; (add.info.: found at site of Sidi Ghrib near Carthage; ); out of copyright

Punic and Roman streets on Byrsa hill in Carthage, 2nd century BC

Corinthian capital, Carthage National Museum, Byrsa Hill, Punic site of Carthage, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Tunisia, North Africa

Byrsa Hill, Punic site at Carthage, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Tunis, Tunisia, North Africa, Africa

Cathedral of St. Louis, Byrsa Hill, Carthage, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Tunis, Tunisia, North Africa, Africa

Roman mosaic, Carthage National Museum, Byrsa Hill, Carthage, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Tunis, Tunisia, North Africa, Africa

Punic civilization, detail of a polychrome mosaic from Byrsa Hill, Carthage, Tunisia, 3rd century b. c
Punic civilization, 3rd century b.C. Detail of a polychrome mosaic. From Byrsa Hill, Carthage, Tunisia

Mosaic depicting the Toilet of Venus from Byrsa Hill, Carthage, Tunisia
Roman civilization, 2nd century A.D. Mosaic depicting the Toilet of Venus. From Byrsa Hill, Carthage, Tunisia

Tunisia, Carthage, Byrsa hill, St. Louis cathedral
Tunisia - Carthage - Byrsa hill. St. Louis cathedral

Tunisia, Carthage, Punic dwellings on Byrsa Hill at archaeological site
Tunisia - Carthage, archaeological site (UNESCO World Heritage List, 1979). Punic dwellings on Byrsa Hill

Tunisia, Carthage, Byrsa Hill, exterior of Saint Louis Cathedral
Tunisia - Carthage - Byrsa Hill. Saint Louis Cathedral, an old Roman Catholic cathedral in Byzantine-Moorish style, 1890. The faA

Tunisia, Tunis, Carthage, Byrsa Hill, sign

Tunisia, Tunis, Carthage, Byrsa Hill, L Acropolium, b. 1884

Byrsa Hill, St. Louis Cathedral Towers and Ruins of sculpted pillar in the Punic Quarter, Carthage, Tunisia, North Africa, Africa

Byrsa Hill, St. Louis Cathedral and scattered Punic ruins, Carthage, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Tunisia, North Africa, Africa

Byrsa Hill, looking down on the ancient port at the original Punic site at Carthage, near Tunis, Tunisia, North Africa, Africa

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Byrsa Hill, located in Carthage, Tunisia, is a captivating UNESCO World Heritage Site that takes you back to the ancient Punic civilization. This historic site offers a glimpse into the rich history of Carthage and its significance in the Mediterranean world. Reconstructed with meticulous detail by architect J. M. Gassend, Byrsa Hill showcases the original Punic city and Hannibal's circular harbor from the late 4th to 2nd century B. C. The fresco captures the essence of this bustling port city, depicting not only the harbor but also the surrounding houses that were once part of its vibrant community. As you explore these ruins on Byrsa Hill, you'll come across various remnants of this ancient civilization. From reliefs to mosaics, each artifact tells a story of Carthaginian life and culture. One notable mosaic is "The Woman of Sidi Ghrib at her Toilet, " which provides an intriguing insight into daily routines during that era. Amidst these archaeological wonders stands St Louis Cathedral, a prominent landmark on Byrsa Hill. Its grandeur serves as a reminder of how different civilizations have left their mark on this hill over time – from Punic to Roman influences. Walking along Punic and Roman streets dating back to the 2nd century B. C. , you can almost imagine yourself transported back in time – witnessing traders haggling over goods or locals going about their daily lives. Byrsa Hill truly encapsulates centuries worth of history within its boundaries. It invites visitors to delve deep into Tunisia's past while marveling at its architectural achievements and cultural heritage preserved for generations to come.