El Djem

The best time to visit El Djem is during the spring (March-May) or fall (September-November) when the weather is pleasant and the crowds are smaller. Summers can be very hot, making sightseeing less comfortable, while winters can be cooler and occasionally rainy.

A full day is usually sufficient to explore El Djem, including the amphitheater, the museum, and a bit of time to wander around the town. However, if you are particularly interested in Roman history, you might consider spending a night to fully appreciate the site and its surroundings.

El Djem is easily accessible by train or taxi from major cities like Sousse and Monastir. The train is a convenient and affordable option, with regular services to El Djem. Taxis are also available, offering a more direct route, but they are typically more expensive. Consider arranging transportation in advance, especially during peak season.