2025 Tunis Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in July)

#getgoing2025 I visited Café Panorama in Tunis on a peaceful weekday morning, and it was the perfect spot to unwind. The café has a lovely rooftop terrace with a calm, serene atmosphere—perfect for some alone time while enjoying a beautiful view of the city. I ordered a mint tea, and it was just what I needed. The refreshing, clean taste was both invigorating and soothing. Although the prices are a bit higher than usual, the incredible view from the terrace more than made up for it. It was a relaxing experience, and the view was definitely worth the splurge. **Why I recommend Café Panorama:** 1. Stunning rooftop terrace with a peaceful atmosphere. 2. Refreshing mint tea and great city views—perfect for a relaxing break. 📍Address: 27 Souk Trok, Tunis, Tunisia ⋆ ・⋆ ・⋆ ・⋆ ・⋆ #trip #travel #traveling #Tunis #Tunisia

[Tunis] Tunis is the capital of Tunisia. It is located on the Mediterranean Sea and has preserved the ruins of Carthage. It has both Arab-style buildings and Christian churches. It is the ultimate place where Islamic and Christian styles are mixed, and it is also the first stop for most tourists to Tunisia. Medina When I finally calmed down and felt this country, I found that this place, which is rarely visited by Asians, has many veils worth uncovering, so that in the first few days, I was a little overwhelmed. Everything here makes me curious, just as the locals are curious about me. Medina means city in Arabic. In Tunisia, it is a market built around the old city. It is very distinctive, with local food and various small commodities exported from Yiwu. The quality is average, but the price is cheap. Sidi Bou Said Sidi Bou Said is the popular name. The real name of the blue and white town in Tunis is Sidi Bou Said. It is the only blue and white town in Tunisia built by the sea. It is one of the few places in Tunisia that charges parking fees by the hour, and it is also the place with the highest prices in Tunisia, so it is very commercialized. Carthage Sites The Carthage Sites in Tunis are joint tickets, valid on the same day, including the Antonine Baths, the children's cemetery, the Roman theater, the amphitheater, the Carthage Museum, the Roman villa, the ancient Christian Museum, the Magon Quarter, and other attractions. The distance between each is 3-5 km, and most of them close around 5 pm. If you don't have enough time, you can just pick a few key places to go. Zitouna Mosque Zitouna Mosque was built in 732 AD. It is located in the center of the old city of Medina in Tunis and is the core building of the old city. "Tuna" means "olive" in Arabic. There are 184 stone pillars in the hall of chanting scriptures, all of which were transported from the ruins of Carthage.

Tunisia is a land blessed by the sun. Golden beaches stretch along the coastline, and the clear blue sea gently laps the shore, as if telling ancient stories. Walking through the ancient cities of Tunisia is like traveling through time and space. Narrow streets, ancient stone walls, and carved doors and windows all bear the marks of time. The ancient mosques, towering minarets, and melodious chanting echoing in the air make you feel the solemnity and tranquility of religion. The markets of Tunisia are a symphony of color and sound. A dazzling array of handicrafts, the fragrance of spices, and the enthusiastic cries of vendors create a vivid picture of life. Here, you can find exquisite ceramics, gorgeous carpets, and unique jewelry, each item containing the wisdom and creativity of the local people. Food is also a major attraction in Tunisia. Traditional couscous, fragrant grilled meat, and a variety of sweet pastries immerse your taste buds in endless enjoyment. In the countryside of Tunisia, green olive trees and golden wheat fields complement each other, creating a beautiful pastoral landscape. Farmers work hard, their faces filled with simple smiles, creating a better life with their hands. Tunisia, a country that blends African, Arab, and Mediterranean styles, attracts tourists from all over the world with its unique charm. It not only has magnificent natural landscapes but also a rich historical and cultural heritage, waiting for you to unveil its mysterious veil and feel its enchanting charm.

The North African rose 🌹 with half sea and half flame The "Blue and White Town" outside Tunis facing the Mediterranean Sea is a world cultural heritage site and was once rated as one of the world's top ten romantic towns by National Geographic magazine, comparable to the Greek islands. The streets are well-organized, and the houses are freshly painted... D1: Shanghai✈️Dubai or Doha✈️Casablanca D2: Casablanca🌈Visit the world's third largest mosque [Hassan II Mosque]🍽️Local cuisine🌃Stay at a comfortable hotel in Casablanca D3: Casablanca🚌Marrakech, one of the four imperial cities🌈Exterior view of [Koutoubia Mosque] Visit [Internet-famous YSL Garden & Tea Tasting] Stroll around [Jemaa el-Fnaa]🔥Free [Marrakech Carriage Tour] 🍽️Internet-famous Courtyard Restaurant D4: Marrakech🚌Rabat, one of the four imperial cities🌈Exterior view of [Royal Palace/Hassan Tower/Mausoleum]🌈Visit the filming location of the movie "Mission: Impossible 5" [Kasbah of the Udayas] 🍽️Atlantic Ocean View Restaurant Seafood Platter Specialty D5: Rabat🚌Chefchaouen🔥Free time in the Blue and White Town for the entire afternoon 🍽️Special arrangement for a rooftop view meal in the Blue and White Town🌃Stay in the Blue and White Town or Tetouan D6: Hotel🚌Fez, one of the four imperial cities🌈Check in at the postcard attraction [Leather Tannery]🌈Explore the world cultural heritage site [Fez Medina]🍽️Specialty Beef Tagine with Prunes 🔥Free Moroccan Evening Show D7: Fez🚌Meknes, one of the four imperial cities (simple car tour due to ancient city repairs)🚌Casablanca🌈Stroll along Miami Beach Boulevard Exterior view of [Rick's Cafe]🌈Free shopping at Morocco Mall D8: Casablanca✈️Tunis🌈Visit the internet-famous [Blue and White Town] and enjoy the Mediterranean style🔥Free tasting of pine nut mint tea🌈Visit [Carthage] D9: Tunis🚌Kairouan🌈Visit [Great Mosque]🚌Tozeur (Desert Oasis) D10: Tozeur🔥Free 4WD tour of the filming location of "Star Wars" -🚌Chott el Jerid🚌Douz🔥Free Sahara Camel Ride D11: Douz🚌Visit [El Jem Amphitheater]🚌Hammamet, a Mediterranean coastal city, to start a Mediterranean sunshine beach vacation 🌃2 consecutive nights upgraded to an international brand 5-star resort hotel "Radisson Blu Resort & Thalasso"

Why not visit visa-free Tunisia? || Tunisia 🇹🇳, with its rich history, cultural heritage, and beautiful Mediterranean coastline. A melting pot of many cultures, from ancient Roman ruins to Islamic art. [1] Medina of Tunis: labyrinthine narrow streets, vibrant markets, and traditional blue and white buildings. Here you can find handicrafts, traditional costumes, spices, and authentic Tunisian cuisine. [2] Sidi Bou Said: decorated with bright blue doors and windows and ironwork, the streets are lined with flowers and green plants, full of Mediterranean style and romantic atmosphere. The design of the town is inspired by Andalusian and Moorish architectural styles, forming a unique Mediterranean style. [3] Carthage: not only a major tourist highlight of Tunisia, but also an important window to understand the exchange and conflict of ancient Mediterranean civilizations. For history lovers, this is a rich land of exploration, allowing people to cross time and space and feel the prosperity and rise and fall of ancient civilizations. [4] Sousse: exquisite Islamic architecture and historical sites make it a charming coastal city. Beautiful beaches, historic medina, and vibrant nightlife. In addition to cultural tours, you can also dive, windsurf, and go yachting. [5] Kairouan: an ancient Islamic academic center, especially the Great Mosque of Kairouan, one of the oldest universities in the world. The market in Kairouan is also very interesting, where you can find a variety of traditional crafts and local specialties. [6] Sfax: rich history and cultural heritage, vibrant markets, and traditional Tunisian lifestyle. [7] Djerba: a beautiful island with its beautiful beaches and unique cultural style. [8] Douz - Tozeur - Chott el Jerid: heading west into the Sahara Desert, Douz is the gateway to the Sahara, known for its desert scenery and camel travel. Tozeur is an oasis city, known for its unique architectural style and palm trees. Chott el Jerid is a huge salt lake with unique scenery and a paradise for photography enthusiasts. Matmata: known for its unique underground dwellings, the filming location of the Star Wars movie "Tatooine" planet. 🌟Best time to travel Spring (March to May) Autumn (September to November)

#myitinerary Day 1: Discover Tunis ◾️Morning: Wander through the Medina of Tunis, visiting Zitouna Mosque and local souks. Enjoy breakfast at a traditional café. ◾️Afternoon: Explore the Bardo National Museum and have lunch with local specialties like Brik or Couscous. ◾️Evening: Stroll down Avenue Habib Bourguiba, experience the lively atmosphere, and dine on Tunisian dishes like Tajine or Lablabi. Day 2: Carthage and Sidi Bou Said ◾️Morning: Visit the ancient ruins of Carthage and Byrsa Hill for stunning Mediterranean views. ◾️Afternoon: Head to Sidi Bou Said, explore its blue-and-white streets, visit Dar el-Annabi Museum, and enjoy a seaside lunch. ◾️Evening: Shop for souvenirs in Sidi Bou Said and have dinner at a rooftop restaurant with a view. Day 3: La Marsa and Contemporary Art ◾️Morning: Visit Palais Ennejma Ezzahra in La Marsa and relax on La Marsa Beach. ◾️Afternoon: Lunch at a beachside café, then explore contemporary art at Yosr Ben Ammar or El Marsa Gallery. ◾️Evening: Visit Belvedere Park, and enjoy a final dinner with traditional Tunisian dishes like Kamounia or Ojja. ‼️Additional Tips: Transportation: Use taxis or light rail (TGM) for getting around. Language: French and Arabic are commonly spoken. Dress Code: Dress modestly, especially at religious sites. #tunis #tunisia #sidibousaid #tunisiatravel #travelblog

Tunis offers few history places around the city, the Medinah with the Bazaar market is one of them, very busy all the time, but it gives a great atmosphere Getting There - around tunis city centre Attractions - independence day Hotels - Ibn Khaldoen Food & Restaurants - street food Shopping - #tunis

The Medina of Tunis, located to the west of the Bab Al-Bahr gate, is incredibly atmospheric. The narrow, winding streets are packed with shops, cafes and restaurants - as well as mosques and historic buildings. It's touristy, but not crazily so - and still maintains that local feel. Highly recommended. Every turn is a postcard pic! #tunis #market

This is Sidi Bou Said, the Santorini of Tunis. The harmony of white and blue is really pretty. Of course, if you come expecting Santorini in Greece, it's a bit boring, but if you come thinking of it as a small and pretty beach town, it's fun to look around and it's also good for spending cafe time at a pretty cafe. Another advantage is that it's relatively easy to get there by tram from downtown Tunis, so it's easy to access :) #Overseas travel #Tunisia #Tunis #Sidi Bou Said

No matter which country you go to, you have to visit the market to feel satisfied. I especially recommend the Tunis Medina for its exotic feel~!​ I was looking for an observatory, and a local person told me he would show me around, so I followed him. I wondered where the other tower was, but he took me to the rooftop of some store. I asked if it was your store, and he said it wasn't 😅 Well, we shared the rooftops and stuff. And as expected, after looking around, he started introducing his souvenir shop🤣 #Overseas travel #Tunis #Tunisia #View restaurant

Tunisia seems to be overlooked in favor for its more famous neighbor Morocco, nonetheless Tunisia and in particular it's capital Tunis is am enchanting city with both French and Arabic architecture blended together. Don't expect anything overtly fancy or developed in this city, in fact take it with more open eyes and see the beauty behind its more rough surface. A bit outside the city, you'll find the ruins of Carthage and bit further afield is the very picturesque village of Sidi Bou Said, which almost transports you to a village in Greece. Tunis is full of little hidden gems at prices that aren't at cut throat prices.

The Colosseum is an oval amphitheatre in the centre of the city of Rome, Italy. Emperors used the Colosseum to entertain the public with free games.The games were usually held for a day or several days in a row. ... Throughout the years, the Colosseum has been damaged by several earthquakes. The Colosseum is open daily from 08:30 AM until an hour before sunset. Closing hours vary depending on the time of year. The Colosseum is closed on 1 January and 25 December. The Roman Forum is open daily from 08:30 AM to 07:00 PM. #mynovgetaway

The neighborhood of Medina of Tunis is located at the capital of the country #tunisia - the city of #tunis and yes it is really nice place. The guide told us many interesting stories about how the people lived here 100 years ago. Nowadays the town is well kept and easily shows the tradition of this nation. It is a must when you visit this country. It needs just few hours to be explored... #happynewyear

Sidi Bou Said is a small village in #tunisia , northern #africa which is all in white and blue. The law says that all the buildings should be in these and only these colours and this saves the authentical style of the place. It was really enjoyable even not big at all. There were many touristy cafés around and also many organized tours. #happynewyear

Tunisia's dinner is about slow food, drink appetizers, staple foods, desserts, and orderly. During a chat with my family, my main dish, Couscus, was on the table. I saw that its overall color is yellow-brown, in addition to the shrimp and fish mutton, a large, fried green pepper lying on the yellow, this green is the highlight of the whole dish. Green pepper is not spicy, the taste is the cooking method of oily oysters. I took a spoon and took a sip of Couscous. The wheat was stewed with turmeric, garlic and onion. The entrance was soft and some were close to millet. Taste. Fried green pepper is the best dish of Berber, and turmeric is the favorite spice in this country. It tastes slightly spicy, can drive cold, and can prevent high blood pressure. It is not difficult to see it in various dishes. . Needless to say, the freshness of the mutton, I saw that the flocks of Tunisia were all kept away, and the entrance was not smelly at all. Eating seafood is a custom left in the Carthage dynasty. Carthage is a large maritime country, and squid and prawns are often used for food.

Finally came to Tunisia, the northernmost country of the African continent, this beautiful country surrounded by the Mediterranean, facing the warm sea breeze of the Mediterranean, walking in the charming blue and white town, in a pure world, enjoying the tranquility of the monochrome world, seeing It will look at the millennium!

Hello, Tunisian city, do you know that you are so beautiful? ! The city on the other side of Sicily in North Africa, the capital of Tunisia, the city of Tunis, is a universe better than I imagined! Fortunately, I have reserved enough time here to step on Tunisia Time to feel the place~ get up early in the courtyard for breakfast, then go to Medina to hang out. There is a granny holding my hand and boasting that I look good. The boss who passed the shop selling lights called me princess. A cute little brother grabbed a kitten to let me touch it~ I watched the sunset on the rooftop in the evening~ Everything is beautiful and friendly, that is, the Tunisian city I have experienced ~ Come on, now I can change my name to the Princess of Tunisia in North Africa~ I have doubled it for this.

There is no day in Tunisia that is not good weather. Clear skies, blue sky, white walls, low clouds, high sky. The Carthage ruins are the most casual sites I have ever been to, and I can freely touch the stones of these millennia. There has always been a question: I am an Asian face, with brown eyes and black eyebrows, but it is a yellow hair. Can Tunisians judge where I am?

Good luck! Going to the blue and white town to go to the fast sunset, we drove along the coastline and randomly selected a point from the map. It was really a random choice. The name is: Gammarth The result is super beautiful. Oh, the sunset is simply a fairy tale world. The streets of neat palm trees are like the Europeans in the movie. There are many flowers, and Bougainvillea is the favorite of Ke Ke. There are also beautiful white houses, one by one arranged by the sea. Many people walk by the seaside road, and the clowns sell balloons to the children. "Is the old town that I live with here a city?" I was asking Ke Ke all the way. Please, its too fun! BTW, there is a KFC here, the chicken is delicious! Have a few beautiful street beats! I feel more confident! I like my dark skin! !

In the blue and white town of Sidi bou Said in Tunisia, I lived for a little half a month~ this is a small town where Europeans and Americans often travel. Rent a house in the hill, look at the sea every day, breakfast on the balcony, stroll around the street, read a book about sailing in the afternoon, go to bar at night to listen to music, see people come and go ~ I often watch the rain in Tunisia, I miss the Caribbean Sea, the days are comfortable blue and white ~ Many people come here for a day trip, but I suggest staying for a night or two. It is located in Tunisia for about an hour. Public transport is also very convenient. You can take the light rail TGM from Tunis Marine in Tunis, and you can reach this small town on the cliffs of the Mediterranean Sea in about 40 minutes. There is no such tourist attraction as Santorini, and in general it is quiet, suitable for a meditation sun.

Tunisia is a small, cozy country in North Africa with a blue Mediterranean sea and an untouched Sahara desert. Carthage, once equal to Rome, was its former capital. . The buildings of the capital of the Arabian-style old city and the new European city are mostly milky white, nestled in the shade of date palms, palm trees and olive trees, like white lotus floating on the Mediterranean. The Bourguiba Street in the heart of the New Town, in the center of the Republic Square in the heart of the street, stands the bronze statue of the former President Bourguiba. In the distance, the water and the sky are the lakes of Tunisia and the Gulf of Tunisia.

SIDI BOU SAID, the full name of Sidi Bou Said, is located in the northeastern part of Tunis, the capital of Tunisia. It is called the Blue and White Town because of the town on the cliffs of the Mediterranean Sea. All houses have only two colors, white walls, blue doors and windows. The whole town is along the mountain, the layout is very simple, a cobbled street, white houses shining in the sun on both sides, and some alleys stick out from the house. The houses are only two or three stories high, and the most people feel as if they are in a fairy tale, the blue iron windows and the blue wooden doors inlaid on the white wall.

The famous Anthony Baths were built during the Roman Emperor Anthony in the 2nd century AD. There is a ruins of the Christian church in the old city, the earliest Christian church in Tunisia. Most of the relics of the Phoenician era that were excavated were graves, sarcophagi and tombs. The well-preserved Anthony public bath is located near the beach at the Carthage ruins. The upper building is no longer there, but the structure of the building can clearly see the symmetry of the dressing room, the hot swimming pool and the massage room. Gradually warm the hot water room, warm water room, cold water room, gym and swimming pool. The water in the bathroom is drawn from the Zagwang Aqueduct 60 km away. Sunset, just a bunch of sun hitting the bath, the golden light of the entire site is particularly shocking.

The ruins of the ancient city of Carthage, located 17 kilometers northeast of Tunis, the capital of Tunisia. In 1979, UNESCO listed the ruins of the ancient city of Carthage as a cultural heritage on the World Heritage List. Carthage In the Phoenician language, it means a new city. According to written records, the ancient city of Carthage was built in the late 9th century BC. After the city was built, the national strength gradually became stronger and the territory expanded continuously, becoming one of the political, economic, commercial and agricultural centers of the Mediterranean region at that time. After the power of the Phoenicians, there was a direct conflict with the Roman Empire. In the third Punic War, the Phoenicians were defeated by the Romans. According to the resolute claims of the Roman Senate, Carthage was razed to the ground by the Roman army. In 122 BC, Rome rebuilt the city on the site and developed it into the second largest city in the country after Rome. In 698 AD, it was completely destroyed by the Arab army. Currently The Tunisian government is planning to build the entire ancient city of Carthage into a national archaeological park to preserve this great monument.

The Baldu National Museum is located on the Baldo Square in the northwestern suburb of Tunis, the capital of Tunisia. It is the most important archaeological and cultural museum in North Africa. Throughout Africa, it is second only to the Cairo Museum in Egypt, and is known around the world for its rich and colorful mosaics. Entering the museum, you can see that there are more than forty halls and promenades in the pavilion. The exhibits are divided into prehistoric, Phoenician and Carthage, Roman, Christian, Arab Islamic and Greek art. The Roman period mosaics in the museum are among the best in the world both in quantity and quality. The contents of these mosaics include pastoral life, natural scenery, fishing and hunting, sailing, sports competitions, drama songs and dances, funeral rituals, and mythological and religious stories. The color is coordinated and the technique is exquisite. Although it has nearly 2000 years of history, it is still bright and new.

Tunis is a beautiful, safe and calm city.

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#tunis the capital of #tunisia has some amazing #roman history just half hour away from the city, past the international airport. It has more 8 different locations around the #carthage district. You can buy one ticket for all the areas to visit. From the #romanamphitheater to the #cathagemuseum the #theatre to the #baths. All of them just make you wonder that this empire stretched from Europe to northern Africa upto the middle east. It gives you a chance to go back in time and see how the lives of the #romanempire subjects and citizens lived. Best to go on a cooler season either rent a car or get a taxi service hired for a few hours. They are spread out and you will need a vehicle to move around all the locations. One entry ticket covers all sites for entry.