Bulla Regia. Tunisia. View of remains of buildings including the House of the Fishing at northern end of the archaeological site.Bulla Regia. Tunisia. View of the above ground remains of the Roman villa known as the House of Amphitrite. The highlight of the Roman city, the underground basement residence is intact with columns separating rooms adorned with magnificent exquisite mosaics throughout especially the one depicting Venus.Bulla Regia. Tunisia. View of the ruins of the Memmian Baths in the ancient city. The baths are named after the Julia Memmia, the wife of Roman Emperor Septimius Severus and the sheer scale of its ruins indicates the prosperity of the ancient town enjoyed.Bulla Regia. Tunisia. View of the podium of the small Temple of Isis beside the Roman theatre in the ancient city.Bulla Regia. Tunisia. View of mosaic paved ruins of an once grand enclosure that consisted of water channels surrounding a central garden in the ancient Roman city.Bulla Regia. Tunisia. View of mosaic paved ruins of an once grand enclosure that consisted of water channels surrounding a central garden in the ancient Roman city.Bulla Regia. Tunisia. View of the remains of the stage section the ancient Roman theatre in the ancient city.Bulla Regia. Tunisia. View of the small and well preserved ancient Roman theatre built in the 4th century in the ancient city.Bulla Regia. Tunisia. View of the row of seats of the small and well preserved ancient Roman theatre built in the 4th century in the ancient city.Bulla Regia. Tunisia. View of the small and well preserved ancient Roman theatre built in the 4th century in the ancient city.Bulla Regia. Tunisia. View of arched entry to the orchestra of the small and well preserved ancient Roman theatre built in the 4th century in the ancient city.Bulla Regia. Tunisia. View of rear of the small and well preserved ancient Roman theatre built in the 4th century in the ancient city.Bulla Regia. Tunisia. View of the open air central colonnaded underground courtyard of the house of the hunt. The House takes its name from a mosaic now exhibited in the Bardo museum in Tunis.Bulla Regia. Tunisia. View of the ground level courtyard with columns at the house of the hunt roman villa. Directly below is an entire underground residence of lavish style with a dining room and bedrooms and centred with open air colonnaded courtyard.Bulla Regia. Tunisia. View of the ground level courtyard with columns at the house of the hunt roman villa. Directly below is an entire underground residence of lavish style with a dining room and bedrooms and centred with open air colonnaded courtyard.Bulla Regia. Tunisia. View of the ground level courtyard with columns at the house of the hunt roman villa. Directly below is an entire underground residence of lavish style with a dining room and bedrooms and centred with open air colonnaded courtyard.Bulla Regia. Tunisia. View of the ground level courtyard with columns at the house of the hunt roman villa. Directly below is an entire underground residence of lavish style with a dining room and bedrooms and centred with open air colonnaded courtyard.Bulla Regia. Tunisia. View of the underground five columned hall of the New house of the Hunt Roman villa.Bulla Regia. Tunisia. View of the underground five columned hall of the New house of the Hunt Roman villa.Bulla Regia. Tunisia. View of the underground five columned hall of the New house of the Hunt Roman villa.Bulla Regia. Tunisia. View of the mosaic of Venus at the Roman villa known as the House of Amphitrite. The highlight of the Roman city, the underground basement residence is intact with columns separating rooms adorned with magnificent exquisite mosaics throughout especially the one depicting Venus.Bulla Regia. Tunisia. View of a mosaic paved basement room of the Roman villa known as the House of Amphitrite. The highlight of the Roman city, the underground basement residence is intact with columns separating rooms adorned with magnificent exquisite mosaics throughout especially the one depicting Venus.Bulla Regia. Tunisia. View of the basement columned hallway at the Roman villa known as the House of Amphitrite. The highlight of the Roman city, the underground basement residence is intact with columns separating rooms adorned with magnificent exquisite mosaics throughout especially the one depicting Venus.Bulla Regia. Tunisia. View of the basement columned hallway at the Roman villa known as the House of Amphitrite. The highlight of the Roman city, the underground basement residence is intact with columns separating rooms adorned with magnificent exquisite mosaics throughout especially the one depicting Venus.Bulla Regia. Tunisia. View of the basement columned hallway at the Roman villa known as the House of Amphitrite. The highlight of the Roman city, the underground basement residence is intact with columns separating rooms adorned with magnificent exquisite mosaics throughout especially the one depicting Venus.Bulla Regia. Tunisia. View of the basement room with the mosaic of Venus at the Roman villa known as the House of Amphitrite. The highlight of the Roman city, the underground basement residence is intact with columns separating rooms adorned with magnificent exquisite mosaics throughout especially the one depicting Venus.Bulla Regia. Tunisia. View of the basement room with the mosaic of Venus at the Roman villa known as the House of Amphitrite. TBulla Regia. Tunisia. View of the stepped entry to the mosaic paved hallway of the basement of the Roman villa known as the House of Amphitrite. The highlight of the Roman city, the underground basement residence is intact with columns separating rooms adorned with magnificent exquisite mosaics throughout especially the one depicting Venus.
