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What to see and do — Tipasa

Tipaza (Tipasa) is founded in the 6th century BC by Phoenicians. It becomes a prosperous Numidian colony before passing under Roman control in the 1st century. Under Rome, it flourishes as a merchant port and military center. Early Christians establish religious communities from the 3rd century. The royal antique monument of Tipaza, built in the 1st century, symbolizes Numidian grandeur. After Vandal invasions (5th century), then Byzantine, Tipaza declines. Arabs conquer the site in the 7th century. During Ottoman period, the site is largely abandoned. French colonization rediscovers Tipaza as archaeological site in the 19th century. Modern excavations begin in the 20th century, revealing its historical wealth.

• 📍Ancient Theater — Spectacular ruins of Roman theater overlooking Mediterranean Sea
• 📍royal antique monument of Tipaza (Kbr el-Roumia) — 1st-century royal funerary monument majestically dominating coastline
• 📍Christian Basilica of Tipaza — Vestiges of one of Algeria's oldest Christian churches
• 📍Tipaza Museum — Collections of sculptures, mosaics, everyday Greco-Roman and Numidian objects
• 📍Royal Necropolis — Ancient Mauretanian ancient burial sites revealing funerary rites and wealth
• 📍Ancient Port — Vestiges of Roman merchant port with quays and port structures