Haidra is in Saharan Tunisia.

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Haidra Tunisie

Haidra is the site of the ancient Roman city of Ammaedara of the Roman province of Byzacena. It originated around 30 BCE when the Third Augustan Legion was placed here to settle North African provinces, and develop them with roads and other infrastructure. In its time, Ammaedara was a diocese. Berbers eventually overwhelmed the frontier settlement in the spread of Islamic power across the northern African continent.

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At the archaeological site you can observe a wide array of ruins include mausoleums, Byzantine fortresses, underground baths and a church spread about the area. Also, it is possible to visit a museum at the location.

  • 1 Ammaedara Museum. 08:00-16:00 M-Sa, closed Su. Exhibits on this Roman outpost. The ruins are scattered all about the museum, particularly in 3 different zones.

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