This coliseum is in wonderful condition and you may enjoy better than the one in Rome as is is not crowded at all. Sure some restoration has been executed but there is plenty of original constructi…Full review by TAMAN1951
May 5, 2025
Amazing to see such a well preserved piece of Roman history. It was way less crowded than the Colosseum in Rome and easier to get around.Full review by ACN007
Apr 18, 2025
One of Tunisia’s premier UNESCO heritage sites. This is the worlds second largest amphitheatre still intact behind the Colosseum in Rome. It is an impressive sight. One half has its main structure st…Full review by T-SGlobetrotters
Hello wonder if anyone can give some advice, my partner and I are coming end of may to hammamet and plan on going on some trips. one in particular we want to do is el jem and we’re wondering if it’s worth booking through the TUI experiences (£120 transportation, entry fee and guide) or is it possible and moreover cheaper to just get a taxi or something there and pay for admission to the amphitheater on the door ? Any suggestions??
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We took a taxi from Tunis. It was cheaper and more personal: door to door. We worked out the price to include the tip. I don't remember the price to get into El Jem, but it's nominal. …
We took a taxi from Tunis. It was cheaper and more personal: door to door. We worked out the price to include the tip. I don't remember the price to get into El Jem, but it's nominal. You don't need a guide.
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