Set on a small scale in a shady park, Tunis Zoo is a major attraction…

Doing justice to the historic city in one day is impossible! However, in this one…

Though located a little west of Tunis, Le Bardo is a suburban settlement considered as…

Much like the Carthage Museum, this museum is also a display of the ruins of…

Built anew from the ruins of the Cathedral of Saint Louis, the Acropolium stands as…

The most extensive collection of Punic and Roman artifacts in housed in the Carthage Museum.…

An ideal location for practice and stretching out, the stadium is crowded during local matches…

Crowded with young Tunisians, Golden Bowling is a hip entertainment spot that was opened in…

Inaugurated in 1995, this 11 hectare amusement park is located was the first of its…

Lake of Tunis is one of the city’s most distinguishable sites. Located in the most…

With the job of overseeing the Medina, Dar Lasram is an 18th century mansion which…

Aiming to promote young, contemporary local artists, Dar Bouderbala or the Medina Gallery is a…

Built by the Ottoman leader Youssef Dey, the Sidi Youssef mosque holds great importance for…

A palace turned museum, the Dar Bach Hamba features exhibitions on cultural handicrafts along with…

The Mausoleum of Princess Aziza of the Ottoman Empire is a historically significant site in…

Plaza (palace) of the government has been home to the Prime Minister, Finance Minister and…

Occupying the ground floor of an 18th century palace, the Dar Ben Abdallah is a…

Named after the patron of Tunis, Sidi Mahrez Mosque has a very powerful presence in…

Named after the preaching style of its founder (under the ‘olive tree’), Zitouna Mosque is…

Tourists flock in crowds to see this piece of architecture in Tunis. The Municipal Theater,…