When Carthage was founded, archaeological site of Carthage

Carthage is one of the oldest historical cities overlooking at the Mediterranean sea. Carthage is located in Tunisia, 15 kilometers from Tunisian capital . It overlooks the Mediterranean Sea from the east. The city of Carthage is a historic tourist city with a distinct geographical location, a mild climate and historical monuments that date back to the Byzantine, Roman and Phoenician civilizations that followed it.

Since the beginning of the establishment of the city of Carthage, Alyssa Didon has been the founder and ruler of the city of Carthage, and has been able to expand further in imposing control and expansion on the surrounding areas of Carthage to impose its control over it. Carthage was famous during the 7th century BC, when new cities were established in the Phoenician Empire, which overcame the cultural symbols of monuments, temples and others. The Carthaginian empire extended from the western Mediterranean to the coast of Central Africa.
Under the ages of the Carthaginian Empire, there was the flourishing and powerful Roman Empire, which controlled many Mediterranean countries in Asia, Europe and North Africa, and because of the city of Carthage at an important point on this sea, Rome invaded Carthage. A Roman city in the second century BC After many conquests in this city, it is mentioned that Carthage then passed various covenants and ended up being the last Islamic city to follow the Islamic religion when Muslims made the Islamic conquests of the Maghreb countries Lal period of golden of Islamic civilization.

The cultural and historic landmarks of Carthage are Roman baths, which include Roman and Roman halls, domes and domes, as well as the Roman amphitheater, Roman houses, Roman theaters, The ancient civilization dates back to the Phoenician civilization, Roman civilization and Islamic civilization.