Discover the best attractions and experiences Tunis has to offer
Explore Tunis’s long history through its ancient medina, fortifications and sea gates that tell stories of empires past.
The UNESCO-listed historic core with winding souks, mosques and centuries of architecture.
A 12th-century fortress guarding the old town, with towers and museum-worthy views.
A historic gate on the medina walls offering views of the Mediterranean.
Gain insight into Tunisia’s past and art through curated collections and historic houses.
World-renowned collection of mosaics and antiquities spanning Punic to Roman eras.
A restored 18th‑century mansion housing Tunisian arts and traditional crafts.
Archaeological exhibits from Carthage and surrounding ruins illuminate ancient life.
Visit sacred spaces that reveal the spiritual and architectural diversity of Tunis.
The Great Mosque of Tunis, an iconic center of learning and centuries of Islamic culture.
A historic mosque set within the kasbah area, reflecting local religious heritage.
A historic Catholic cathedral near the city center, an example of colonial-era church architecture.
From theme parks to national preserves, these green spaces offer a break from urban life.
A UNESCO-listed wetland reserve famed for migratory birds and scenic nature.
A theme park in the La Marsa area offering family-friendly rides and entertainment.
A central city park with viewpoints, gardens and pleasant strolls above Tunis.
Discover the character of Greater Tunis through its vibrant coastal and hillside quarters.
A cliffside village known for white-and-blue houses, cafes and panoramic sea views.
A charming coastal town with a relaxed harbor scene and bayside strolls.
A lively port district with seafood spots and waterfront views along the canal.
Enjoy the city on foot with iconic views, parks and open-air strolls that don’t cost a dinar.
Wander its narrow lanes, watch merchants at work and soak up the atmosphere.
A pedestrian-friendly main avenue perfect for people-watching and city vibes.
A green oasis in the city with shaded paths and city views.
Taste Tunisian flavors that blend Mediterranean and North African influences.
Crispy pastry filled with egg, tuna or cheese—a Tunisian street-food staple.
Spicy tomato, pepper and merguez stew, often with a fried egg on top.
Fluffy couscous served with vegetables and meat in fragrant broth.
Charred pepper-tomato salad with olive oil, often topped with tuna or olives.
Evenings in Tunis blend cafés, live music and cultural venues for a relaxed to lively vibe.
Cafés and rooftop spots create a lively promenade after sundown.
Evening performances and concerts at the city’s iconic opera house.
Theatre and performing arts programs showcasing local and visiting artists.
From festivals to historic venues, Tunis offers cultural experiences beyond sightseeing.
Seasonal concerts and performances in historic Carthage venues.
Roman-era venue hosting modern events amidst ancient ruins.
A historic venue for plays, music and contemporary performances.
Active travelers can catch or try Tunisian sports in scenic coastal and suburban spots.
Modern stadium hosting football matches and events just outside the city.
Historic coastal golf course with sea views and scenic fairways.
Water sports and sailing opportunities along the Tunis coastline.
Venturing off the beaten path reveals lesser-known corners and unexpected gems.
Ancient sacred site offering a glimpse into Carthaginian religious practices.
Immerse yourself in a classic Turkish/Tunisian bathhouse experience.
Escape to cliffside overlooks for dramatic views over the blue-and-white town and sea.