By Hammamet Sidi Bousaid Carthage Medina of Tunis

Carthage is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and the Antonine Baths are one of the most iconic sites in this ancient city. The Antonine Baths are an impressive testimony to the greatness of the Roman Empire and its influence in North Africa. A visit here is a journey back in time, offering an insight into the daily life and technical sophistication of the time. The thermal baths extended over an impressive area, with dimensions of about 200 meters by 100 meters.

Perched on a cliff overlooking the Mediterranean Sea, this village is famous for its narrow alleys, white and blue houses, and artistic and historical atmosphere. Stroll through winding, cobblestone streets lined with whitewashed houses with blue doors and windows. Admire the typical Andalusian and Mediterranean architecture. Coffee of the delights: This traditional café is an iconic place where you can enjoy a mint tea or coffee while enjoying the sea view Several places offer spectacular views of the Mediterranean Sea and the Gulf of Tunis. Explore the many shops selling handicrafts, pottery, jewelry and traditional textiles. A visit here is an immersion in the Mediterranean lifestyle and an unforgettable experience.

important and best preserved historic centers in the Arab-Muslim world. Here is a guide to exploring this fascinating maze of alleys, souks, mosques and historical monuments. Points of interest: Great Zitouna Mosque: Admire its imposing minaret and its inner courtyard decorated with antique columns. Souks: - Souk El Attarine: Specialized in perfumes and spices. - Souuk des Chechias: Dedicated to Chechias, the traditional Tunisian woollen hats. - Souk des Fabrics: For traditional fabrics and clothing. - Souk El Berka: Former slave market, now specialized in jewelry. Have a coffee or a mint tea in one of the many cafes in the medina. The medina of Tunis is a real historical and cultural treasure. A visit here is an immersion in the rich history and vibrant culture of Tunisia. .