Neapolis Archaeological Site & Nabeul Museum
موقع نيابوليس الأثري
The Punic-Roman port town ruins of Nabeul, with fish-sauce workshops and fine mosaics displayed in the archaeological museum.
Neapolis was the ancient predecessor of Nabeul and was once famous for producing Roman fish sauce. The seaside ruins preserve fish-sauce workshops, courtyard houses and mosaic floors. The Nabeul Archaeological Museum in town displays excavated artifacts, led by mosaics such as 'Nymph Bathing at the Hippocrene Spring,' along with Punic and Roman objects unearthed at Kerkouane and Pupput. It is small in scale and well suited to visitors interested in ancient sites who want to combine them with a visit to the market.
Opening hours
Approx. 09:00–17:00; closed Mondays
Nearby sights
- Nabeul Souk & Pottery
- Aqua Park Flipper
- Hammamet Medina & Kasbah
- Dar Sébastien (International Cultural Centre of Hammamet)
- Hammamet Beach
- Pupput Archaeological Site
- Yasmine Hammamet Marina
- Carthage Land Yasmine Hammamet