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What to Do in Tunisia

Medina of Tunis

The historical core of Tunis is a must see. Explore its cobblestone streets and wander beyond the main sights. Listed by UNESCO.

Archaeological Site of Carthage

Seeing these glorious ruins of formerly Phoenician settlement is a must. Listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Bardo National Museum

Visit this opulent museum to learn more about the glorious history of Tunisia and see its extensive collection of archaeological findings.

Flipper Aquapark

Have had enough of spending time on the beach? You won't get bored at this water park with 13 slides and various attractions.

Antonin Baths

Part of the UNESCO-listed archaeological site. Apart from Rome, these were the Empire's largest Roman baths.

Sea Gate

This gate towers over the main avenue and faces the sea. It used to be a part of compact town fortifications.

Carthage National Museum

This museum houses a fascinating collection of findings from excavation of Carthage regarding both Punic and Roman era.

Medina of Sousse

The historical heart of Sousse is listed as UNESCO World Heritage. It is worth exploring beyond the main sights – you will be rewarded by its atmosphere.

Traditional Heritage Museum

This museum tells a story of Tunisian traditional culture and way of life demonstrated on a rich Ottoman interior.

Museum of Modern Art

If you're an art lover, make sure you visit this museum displaying the modern and contemporary Tunisian art – nowhere else to be seen.

Al-Zaytuna Mosque

A gem of Islamic architecture and an important Muslim university. Note its beautifully carved marble columns.

Great Mosque of Kairouan

Part of the UNESCO World Heritage complex. The fourth holiest site in Islam and an important pilgrimage site. A must see.

Great Mosque

Situated in the city centre that was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site. A striking example of Aghlabite architecture.

Abu Zama el-Belaoui Tomb

This spectacular complex has been built to house a tomb of the companion of Mohammed. The place is always full of pilgrims.

Sousse Museum

The second largest archaeological museum in Tunisia. It features a large collection of marvellous mosaics along the Punic, Roman and early Christian objects.