The Baths of Antoninus in Carthage, Tunisia, are a significant archaeological site offering a glimpse into Roman bathing culture. While generally accessible, visitors should be prepared for uneven terrain and some stairs, making full wheelchair access challenging. The site can be explored solo with available informational plaques, but a guided tour is highly recommended to fully appreciate its historical significance. It is open year-round, though summer visits are best enjoyed in the early morning or late afternoon to avoid extreme heat; comfortable shoes, water, and sun protection are essential. Entry typically costs around 12-15 TND as part of a combined ticket for Carthage's various archaeological sites, and a typical visit lasts 1-2 hours, often paired with other nearby ruins like the Carthage Museum or Punic Ports.