Hippo Regius Archaeological Site (Hippone)
About
Hippo Regius is a sprawling, open-air archaeological park containing the historic ruins of an ancient Numidian and Roman city. The site features the remains of a grand forum, monumental baths, residential villas with colorful floor mosaics, and an early Christian basilica where Saint Augustine famously preached.

Highlights
What makes this place special

The Great Forum
Walk through the massive, stone-columned plaza that served as the heart of Roman civic life.

The Hippo Museum
View a rich collection of grand Roman statues, sarcophagi, and detailed mosaic maps.

The Christian Basilica
Explore the foundations of the ancient church where Saint Augustine served as Bishop.
Things to Know
- •A small entry fee is required to enter the archaeological park and museum
- •Bring a wide hat and drinking water as there is very little shade across the ruins
- •The paths are unpaved, making sturdy walking shoes essential for exploring










