Begin your guided visit at the amphitheatre, where Tipaza comes to life as a thriving Roman coastal city. Learn how public entertainment, games, and social gatherings shaped everyday life—and why venues like this sat at the heart of the community.

Continue on to the Unknown Temple and the New Temple, discovering how different religious practices coexisted in Tipaza. Your guide will explain how sacred spaces were woven into the urban landscape and what these sites reveal about the city’s beliefs, rituals, and identity.

Next, step into a more intimate side of antiquity at the Villa Fresco, focusing on domestic architecture and decorative details that help you picture private life beyond the public monuments. Then follow the city’s main arteries—the Cardo Maximus and Decumanus—the principal Roman streets that structured movement through the city. As you walk these routes, uncover how trade, daily routines, and urban planning worked together to keep Tipaza active and connected.
The tour then reaches the industrial zone, where production and economic activities are explained, followed by a visit to the Roman baths, highlighting hygiene, relaxation, and social interaction in Roman society. The walk continues to the Christian basilica, marking the transition of Tipaza into a Christian center and illustrating changes in architecture and spiritual life. Visitors then arrive at the theater, where performances and public events once took place, before concluding the archaeological circuit at the nymphaeum, an elegant monument linked to water, decoration, and urban beauty. After completing the guided visit of the ruins, a lunch break allows time to rest and reflect. In the afternoon, the group drives toward the Royal Mausoleum of Mauretania, where the guide presents its historical significance and symbolic importance as the final highlight of the day.