Oudhna, known in ancient times as Uthina, is one of the most impressive Roman archaeological sites located near Tunis. Founded in Roman times, this ancient city occupied a strategic position and played an important role in the political and economic life of the region.
The site is distinguished by the extent and richness of its remains, testifying to the greatness of Roman civilisation. Visitors can discover a monumental forum, the real heart of the city, surrounded by temples and administrative buildings. The Roman baths, remarkably preserved, illustrate the importance attached to hygiene and social life at the time.
Oudhna is also known for its capitol, cobblestone streets and the remains of mosaic-adorned houses, offering an authentic glimpse of Roman daily life.
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