As usual there are souvenir stores just outside the museum

Next to the museum is St. Louis Cathedral

The Cathedral was built in 1890 by Cardinal Lavigenie. It was dedicated to French King Louis IX who died while laying siege to Carthage

It is no longer served as place of worship but is used for exhibitions that needs me to pay to go in. So I just took a peek of the basement from above

More viscious guardians - these were guarding the cathedral

Outside the museum, at the top of Brysa Hill you have a clear view of Carthage as well as the Gulf of Tunis

You could also see foundations of Punic houses unearthed at the top of Byrsa Hill

On the way down we found a wall with a map of all the sites in Carthage - handy!

Our next stop was the site of Antonine Baths

As you can see, the site is massive. The baths are only part of it and is shown on the right (the red area)

Tomb in the Punic Necropolis, one of the many sites in the complex