Top Tourist Attractions in Tunis, Tunisia

Looking for an exotic vacation spot to visit this season? Make Tunis your first choice for its magical mixed bag of historical, cultural, and natural beauty!

Tunis is the capital of Tunisia, a humble nation that sits between Algeria and Libya in the Maghreb region of North Africa.

Tunis is one of those ancient cities of the world, which have evolved through many phases of occupation. A cultural and architectural mix, Tunis offers the very best to every visitor. Here are some of the top tourist attractions in Tunis you should never miss!

Literally meaning ‘the old town’, this part of Tunis is a must-see. Explore the archaic houses and alleyways, and behold the beauty of chaotic Arab souks and ancient monumental relics as you make your way through its winding gullies!

Located within the lavish Tunis Palace, this museum houses one of the largest repositories of Roman mosaics in the world. These ancient masterpieces were recovered from various Tunisian excavation sites from the Roman era.

What is an Arab city without its mosque? Undeniably, the Al-Zaytuna Mosque forms the nucleus of Tunis’ culture. Dating back to 732 A.D., it is truly an architectural marvel. If you're a selfie lover, take one here; you’ll surely get a lot of likes on social media!

Whether you are a shopaholic looking to splurge, a simple tourist looking for some souvenirs, or just a traveler on a window-shopping spree, the souks of Tunis will never disappoint you. From spices and perfumes to carpets and ceramics, you can find whatever you want here.

If you are looking for a splash of greenery away from the hustle and bustle of the city, this is the place to go. This will prove to be a refreshing picnic spot with numerous fountains, palm & fig trees, and the Museum of Modern Art that is situated right in the center of the park.

This world-famous archaeological site of the ancient Phoenician city of the 1st millennium B.C. is actually a suburb of Tunis. An ancient amphitheater, ruins of old walls and gates, and colossal columns, all set perfectly against the backdrop of the deep blue sea give it a mystical feel.

This charming town is famous for the rampant use of blue and white plaster in its local architecture, which looks stunning against the backdrop of the Mediterranean Sea. Take a bike tour from Tunis to Sidi Bou Said and appreciate the natural beauty around you while you're at it!