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Much like the Carthage Museum, this museum is also a display of the ruins of the site which have been collected and preserved under the UNESCO guidelines. Apart from artifacts and objects, the exhibitions also include selected pieces of readings that give the tourists an idea of how majestic life was in the days of the Carthage.
Much like the Carthage Museum, this museum is also a display of the ruins of the site which have been collected and preserved under the UNESCO guidelines. Apart from artifacts and objects, the exhibitions also include selected pieces of readings that give the tourists an idea of how majestic life was in the days of the Carthage.
Admission: 9TD Location: 20 rue 8010 Montplaisir - B.P. 345 1002 Tunis Belvédère Phone: +216 (71) 909 264
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tunisThough located a little west of Tunis, Le Bardo is a suburban settlement considered as a very integral part of Tunis because it is a cultural, social and religious hub of the country. The Bardo Museum is a must visit for all travelers to Tunis because of its cultural importance to Tunisia and its extended collection of Tunisian acquisitions especially the Roman Mosaics which have been arranged by date and place of origin. The mosaics are colorful and of various shapes and sizes and cradle a unique Roman story in them. Housed inside a 13th century Hafside Palace, the building has a very assorted look to it with decorations and vaulted ceilings. The collections inside represent these eras of history, Prehistoric era, Carthaginian era, Roman era, Christian era and Islamic era.
tunisBuilt anew from the ruins of the Cathedral of Saint Louis, the Acropolium stands as a state of the art site for cultural shows and exhibitions. The cathedral was built by the French in 1956 and was later renovated in 1995. The Acropolium is host to many musical festivals in Tunis together with concerts of various genres. If you do not come across any festival or cultural event during your stay, visit the Acropolium for its mere beauty and the history behind this architectural wonder.
tunisAn ideal location for practice and stretching out, the stadium is crowded during local matches and is also a site for concerts and other events. Location: La Marsa, Carthago
tunisThe most extensive collection of Punic and Roman artifacts in housed in the Carthage Museum. From everyday items to kitchen utensils to antique jewelry and the clay masks that the Punic designed, everything that remained after the city was in flames for 17 days has been preserved here at the museum. Tourists are awed by the collection and one can’t help picture the fall of Carthage in 146 BC.
tunisInaugurated in 1995, this 11 hectare amusement park is located was the first of its kind to open in Tunisia. It provides a wide array of activities for people of all ages be it children, adults and even toddlers. Beside the amusement area is the Happy Land Park where family lounge in summer days and enjoy the gentle spring breeze.
tunisCrowded with young Tunisians, Golden Bowling is a hip entertainment spot that was opened in 2000, equipped with 16 bowling alleys for avid bowling fans. In Tunis, this place is one of the best teenage hang outs because of the sheer variety of games it offers including tennis and pool. A restaurant, café and bar also attract people who drop in for a drink or a bite to eat.
tunisLake of Tunis is one of the city’s most distinguishable sites. Located in the most posh district of Les Berges du Lac which itself means “the bank of the lake”, the lake is a very attractive site for strolls, picnics and relaxation. Many of the coffee houses located nearby offer seating in balconies overlooking the Tunis Lake.
tunisAiming to promote young, contemporary local artists, Dar Bouderbala or the Medina Gallery is a delightful place with paintings and aesthetic displays from all over Tunisia. Housed in a 19th century mansion, the building itself adds to the artistic aura of the place after being heavily renovated.
tunisWith the job of overseeing the Medina, Dar Lasram is an 18th century mansion which manages all conversations in and out of the Medina. Home to the Association of Preservation of Medina, the historic palace is in possession of all plans, scribes, photographs and maps of this historic area. For all its worth, the mansion is definitely worth a visit for its beautiful courtyard, vaulted ceilings and boldly decorated rooms.
tunisA palace turned museum, the Dar Bach Hamba features exhibitions on cultural handicrafts along with artistic paintings and artifact belonging to various Mediterranean countries. Tourists get to see cultural glimpses of multiple civilizations and cultures under one roof together with the magnificent architecture of the 17th century palace. Apart from housing galleries, the museum also has hall rooms where various cultural events are hosted throughout the year.
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tunisCuisine: Middle Eastern Type: Restaurant & Salon de Thé Mostly visited by the posh Tunisians, this restaurant is set in a breath taking 18th century palace which winds a beautiful way into the patio outside and the many arch ways connecting different halls. People are seen cherishing their elaborate meals lingering over each bite. In the coffee house in the adjoining hall, that is open from 8am to 8pm, businessmen and families relax with a cup of Turkish coffee or the traditional Arabic shisha. If you are travelling with family and want a lavish night out, Dar Hamouda Pacha is an excellent choice.
tunisCuisine: Italian Mostly chosen by European tourists, La Mamma has a great menu for Italian dishes together with daily specials. Its small cozy environment is addictive to diners who feel at home and enjoy the warm service the staff extends. La Mamma will be a perfect choice for you for a relaxing dinner close to home.
tunisCuisine: Middle Eastern A fine example of good gotten better, Les Dunes has grown and evolved over the years to serve exceptional sea food especially fried fish. The chatter and the excitement surrounding this place can be highly contagious and may distract you from the view outside or even your meal! At the Dunes you can easily trust the chef with your food and expect nothing but perfection. Be sure to book a place in advance to avoid disappointments.
tunisCuisine: Thai If you are looking for a memorable dine in experience in Tunis, make White Elephant your first choice. It’s the only place in the city that serves authentic Thai food with a very warm and attractive staff. If you are having Thai for the first time feel free to consult the servers for advice on which meals to opt for. Poles apart from the local food, White Elephant will give you variety during your stay in Tunisia even if you are a vegetarian! Location: Les Côtes de Carthage Regency Tunis Tunis 2078 Phone: +216 71 91 0900 Fax: +216 71 91 2020
tunisCuisine: Tunisian Successfully renovated from an administration building to a restaurant, Dar El Jeld is a gem amidst the dusty streets of the Medina. The ambiance inside is nothing less than a palace with oriental carpets, chandeliers, soft Arabic music and a host of waiters waiting to serve you. Enjoy one of the grand meals here with a list of exquisite wines to finish it off!
tunisCuisine: International With an addictive waterside view, la Croisette is a famous café among the posh of Berges du Lac. A very light and soothing environment welcomes you for a refreshing meal of pizzas, sandwiches, ice creams and cakes. The restaurant promises exceptional quality with guaranteed satisfaction.
tunisCuisine: French Astragale prides itself for its ‘haute’ diners that come from all over Tunis to enjoy the vibrant yet sophisticated ambiance here. The restaurant offers the best food made with the highest quality ingredients. The air is filled with soft French music that adds to the harmonious aura of the place. With impeccable service, the executive businessmen make themselves home in the setting. Location: 17 Rue Dauphine Par Avenue Charles Nicolle Tunis 1002 Phone: +216 71 89 0455
tunisCuisine: French, Mediterranean Set along the American style, Hollywood Dinners is a one of its kind restaurant in Tunis. Offering authentic French food along with American movies as entertainment for the night, this restaurant is housed in Hotel Oscar and oozes a delightful combination of French and American specialties. Its moderate price suits travelers and business people alike.
tunisCuisine: Tunisian, Middle Eastern Chargui has an edge over other restaurants in its location. Giving an extraordinary view of the sea, it is one of the most visited restaurants in the Sidi bou Said district. The blue and white balcony makes for a perfect spot for a romantic candle light evening by the waters with traditional Tunisian food that includes creative combinations of egg, Tuna and grilled Fish.
tunisCuisine: Middle Eastern With a menu worth trying and a pleasant environment inside, Essaraya is a popular Tunisian restaurant with a lot of meat variety to be served. Enjoy a classic meal with Tunisia’s finest spices on a renovated patio with a view of the streets outside. Adjoined to the restaurant are a souvenir shop and a hall room for meetings.
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tunisPerhaps the only shining star in the dusty medina is the Dar El Medina, a charming hotel that redefines luxury in Tunis. Its 12 units are equipped with the most advanced amenities together with several cafes and a roof top panoramic view of the city. More than the tangibles, the warm hearted welcome that visitors receive from the management is something to be remembered along with the glossy interior of the accommodation. With its strategic location near the main market and the heart of the city, per night stay in one of the standard rooms costs about 200 to 250 TD.
tunisBuilt on modern, state of the art architecture and design, the Laico Tunis is an attraction in itself. The hotel has 313 units fully equipped with Wi Fi, TV, Bathroom accessories and a cozy homely environment. The management offers a host of additional facilities like baby sitters, business center, swimming pool, spa canter, sauna bath, laundry and dry cleaning to name a few along with exceptional service and a hearty welcome. If you like to travel in style and want your stay to be hassle free, Laico Tunis will guarantee one that you will remember for long.
tunisSet beautifully near the new district of Tunis, Les Berges has its backyard open into the Lake Tunis. The hotel is an elegant mixture of luxury and comfort with advanced technology at its doorstep. With the airport five minutes from the premises, Concorde meets the need of the busy businessmen alongside those of families who want to spend some quality time away from home.
tunisSituated close to the major attractions of Tunis, the Golden Tulip rises nine stories above other mushroom hotels and has a dominant presence in its district. 450 units all fitted with advance amenities welcome the visitors with great warmth and comfort. Possibly the best feature about the hotel lies in the services it offers to the guests. Apart from the standard five star hotel services, The Golden Tulip has an on premises jogging track to give its guests a refreshing start to their mornings together with a scrumptious breakfast that makes you cherish holiday season.
tunisOne of the largest and most posh hotel in all of Tunis is this dominating tower with 285 room units and an array of international facilities just a phone call away. The Sheraton Hotel promises its guest a complete experience of luxury, comfort and a striking view of the city from each of its terraces. Enjoy a peaceful night in one of the fully equipped suites or a relaxing time out in the low lit lobby; it’s a home away from home. Location: Avenue de la Ligue Arabe,B.P. 345 Tunis Carthage Cedex, 1080 Phone: (216)(71) 782 100
tunisAn oasis in the heart of the city center, the La Maison-Blanche is the sole boutique hotel in Tunis. The place has been built on the blueprint of a mansion with high rise ceilings and pillars surrounding the halls. Rooms are decorated extravagantly in warm colors and gold outlines and provide a comfortable stay after long hours of sightseeing. With tons of facilities being offered along with extravagant meal times, Hotel La Maison can double your excitement during your holiday.
tunisSparkling clean and polished white is the Tunisia Palace in the heart of the city with wide balconies that give a breath taking view of the city’s busy medina streets. The Tunisia Palace houses 47 room units set to perfection for all guests. With an exterior similar to a palace, the hotel serves true to its name with the excellent food, service and hospitality.
tunisA good choice of accommodation for a few days would include the La Maison Doree located near the Place Barcelone. The hotel has small but clean rooms that provide the basic necessities for visitors and overlook the main city. The noise from the tram and busses can get uncomfortable and unnerving but the faded colonial charm of the building manages to attract quite a few tourists every season. Per night charges 35- 40 TD with breakfast.
tunisIf you prefer to live close by to all major attractions in Tunis and have a pleasant stay, opt for the Golf Royal hotel. With its spacious lobby and a charming view of green pastures, the hotel fulfills all basic needs of guests and amenities such as telephone, refrigerator, Wi-Fi and AC are provided for in each room. With a round the clock coffee shop, bar and business center, Golf Royal Hotel is ready to serve you the best in Tunisia.
tunisRising up on four floors with a nice view of the city below, the Transatlantique is a very spacious and comfortable hotel with a roof top for romantic sunset moments! The management here is however pretty laid back and visitors do not expect much service from the attendants on call. If you are in town for a quick visit, spending 40 TD on this moderately accommodating hotel is not a bad choice at all.