Timgad

Timgad was an ancient Roman city in North Africa, founded around 100 CE as a military colony. Its well-planned layout features a grid of streets, a central forum, and impressive public buildings, reflecting Roman engineering and architecture. Today, it is a UNESCO World Heritage site, known for its remarkably preserved ruins that provide insights into Roman urban design and life. Timgad's enduring structures help historians understand the organization and expansion of the Roman Empire in this region. Its archaeological significance makes it an important example of Roman civilization and engineering.