Makthar, Tunisia



Jeremy Blackwood
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Once called Mactaris, this town is tucked in the foothills of the Dorsale Mountains south of Tunis. Not only is it a place of outstanding scenery, its attractions make for a worthwhile visit. The museum has a good collection of Punic and Roman bronze and marble statues. Makthar features the remains of Numidian fortress walls and various ruined arches, baths, temples and mausoleums. The local market is on Mondays. More info on: wired-destinations.com
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