Bardo Museum- The ruins of Carthage- Village of Sidi Bou Said

Housed in a former nineteenth century beylical palace, it traces through its collections a large part of the history of Tunisia.

979, is dominated by Byrsa Hill, which was the center of the Punic city. Today, it is distinguished by the massive silhouette of the Saint-Louis cathedral located at its top.

ure that will amaze you with its beauty and its blue and white colors.

ved Arab-Muslim cities and listed since 1979 as a UNESCO World Heritage Site Arrival at the Medina of Tunis you will discover, the Souk El Atarine, the Place de la Kasba and the Mosque of Zitouna (or of the Olive Tree), second mosque built in Ifriqiya and the second largest mosque in Tunisia after the Great Mosque of Kairouan