Tunis

Shopping

Ranked as the biggest mall in the country, TunisCity is a huge 12000 sq meter complex that houses more than 80 high end shops, 10 restaurants and a play area for children. All kinds of shops are located within the mall including clothes, shoes, appliances, dry cleaners, beauty spots, cell phones and accessories. With its inauguration in 2006, the mall has become an attractive spot for locals and tourist for shopping as well as all day hangouts.

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Centre Commercial TunisCity

Ranked as the biggest mall in the country, TunisCity is a huge 12000 sq meter complex that houses more than 80 high end shops, 10 restaurants and a play area for children.

Boutique Fella

Run by Tunisia’s world renowned designer Samia Bin Khalifa, the Fella Boutique is a small but pleasing shop with Tunisian heritage captured in the intricate designs and colorful cloths used by the designer.

SOCOPA

Located in the Palmarium mall, SOCOPA is a center for the representation of low end workers who make handmade premium goods from authentic raw materials that are provided by the Tunisian Ministry of Trade.

Souk El Berka

Specializing in fine jewelry, El Berka is home to a number of shops that trade in traditional and contemporary gems and jewels.

Souk El Attarine

Located in the Medina since time immemorial, the Souk El Attarine is a very famous market for exotic perfume extracts.

Souk El Koumach

Towards the West of the Zaitouna Mosque, established since the 12th century is the Souk El Koumach or more understandably known as the Fabric market.

Librairie Espace Diwan

Need a good book about Tunis? Espace Diwan, situated in the center of the Medina is the answer for all your literary needs during your stay here.

Central Market

Visit the Central Market at least once during your stay. Here one gets to see the daily routine that a typical Tunisian follows and the hustle bustle that surrounds the downtown area.

Souk Ech-Chaouachiya

With a history dating back to the 17th century, Souk Ech Chaouachiya still manages to please its customers with the traditional handicrafts made here with a production process as old as the shop.

Souk El Trouk

This entire market has been dedicated to selling special Tunisian artifacts ever since the 17th century under the guidance of Youseef Dey.

Hanout Arab

One of the more expensive gift shops in the Medina is the famous Hanout Arab with its fixed price exquisite handicrafts, jewelry, rugs, carpets, potteries and tissues.

Palais d'Orient

Located strategically in the Medina lane, the shop is usually crowded with tourists taking the best pick of the stock.

Ed-Dar

An entire mansion encloses the goods that Ed-Dar has to offer to the tourists visiting Tunis. Many treasures from the Tunisian chest have been displayed here at top notch prices.