Information visits in Tunisia

Jem Amphitheater

 

The best preserved amphitheater in the world. The third in capacity after Rome and Verona.

World heritage in 1979.



Bizerte

 

 

 

Bizerte is known as the oldest and most European city in Tunisia.

 

Bulla Regia

 

 

Remarkable archaeological city for its underground homes, only in warm areas during the Roman Empire.

 

Cap Bon

 

 

 

In the extreme northeast of Tunisia.


Carthage

 

 

 

City that once surpassed in importance to Rome itself.

World Heritage in 1979.


Dougga

 

 

The best ruins in northern Africa.
World Heritage in 1997.

 

Douz

 

 

The gateway to the Sahara.

 

Gabes

 

 

The largest coastal oasis. Known for its spice market.

 

Djerba Island

 

 

 

Most North African island famous for its beaches.


 

Kairouan

 

 

KAIROUAN with his Great Mosque (AD 670), the center of North Africa´s most holiest city.


World Heritage in 1988.


Kef

 

 

This is the main city in northwestern Tunisia, being an important political and religious.
The city occupies an area of ​​2.500 hectares, 45 are within the ancient walls of the medina.


Ksar Ghilane

 

 

An oasis among the desert dunes. Possibility to stay overnight.

 

Lake of Chott el Jerid

 

 

The largest salt pan of the Sahara.
If luck comes, you can see the famous mirages.


Mahdia

 

 

Mahdia was chosen as the capital because of the proximity to the sea.


Makthar

 

 

The old Maktaris. Exceptional archaeological city located in west-central of Tunisia.

A large area with well-preserved remains.


Matmata

 

Some of the local Berber residents live in traditional underground "troglodyte" structures.

Set for the film Star Wars.

 

Nefta

 

 

All the charm of the South without overcrowding tourist.

 

Mountain Oasis

 

 

Chebika, Tamerza and your height are the mountain oasis of Tozeur to the north between arid and rugged mountains near the Algerian border.

Oung el Jemel

 

 

Oung Jemel, literally, the camel’s neck, is visited each year by thousands of tourists, served as the shooting site of Star Wars and the English Patient.

 

Sbeitla

 

 

 

One of the best preserved roman cities in Tunisia.


Sidi Bou Said

 

 

The town itself is a tourist attraction as it is known for the extensive use of blue and white colors all over the town.

 

Tabarka

 

 

It has been famous for its coral fishing, the Coral Festival of underwater photography and the annual jazz festival.

 

Tataouine

 

 

 

The region's largest and least populated of Tunisia. The place that inspired the planet
Tatoine of George Lucas on Star Wars.

 

 

Thuburbo Majus

 

 

Important archaeological city in Tunisia, specifically, the third of the country.

 

Tozeur

 

 

With hundreds of thousands of palm trees, Tozeur is a large oasis.

 

Train Lezard Rouge

 

 

The most famous tourist train in southern Tunisia. Landscapes immersed in canyons and gorges.

 

Tunis capital

 

 

The capital of Tunisia.

The Medina, World Heritage in 1979.


Utique

It is said that Utica was one of the first Phoenician trading posts to have been established on the soil of Africa, probably around 1100 BC. Older than Carthage, Utica for a long time played the role of capital before being overshadowed by her neighbour founded at the end of the IXth century BC but that expanded rapidly.


 

 

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