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Updated • updatedAug 20, 2025
Updated • updatedAug 20, 2025
Tunis in 5 days
If you only have 5 days to spend in Tunis, we’ve narrowed down the top places you should check out to get the best experience of your time here.
With favorites like Café Theater, Hammouda Pacha Mosque, and Tunisia Mall 2, we’ll make sure you don’t miss out on all the must sees. We even included some of our favorite food spots around the area, like Le Paradiso and Soryana Restaurant so you can get the best taste of Tunis while you’re here. To see our full list of food recommendations, check out our best restaurants post. If you're traveling on a budget, you can check out our cheap eats post.
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Day 1
Most popular attractions
For day 1, we strategically grouped the most popular attraction, Bardo National Museum, with surrounding point of interests to start your trip off with a bang. Combining the average time spent at each location and traveling time in between, it should fill up about 8 hours of your day.
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M L — Google reviewTahir H — Google reviewDaisuke S — Google reviewG L — Google reviewFahd ب — Google reviewZawati T — Google reviewHelena 0 — Google review
Tunis-Carthage International Airport
3.0
(6186)
International airport
Airport
Tunis-Carthage International Airport, with the IATA code TUN and ICAO code DTTA, serves as Tunisia's primary international airport. Situated 8 km from Tunis' city center, it first opened in 1938. As the busiest airport in Tunisia and the third busiest in North Africa, it offers various facilities such as currency exchange and SIM card purchase. The airport provides good services but could benefit from additional seating near check-in counters during peak times.
I had read the reviews and was frankly worried what the experience would be like. It was great. I don't understand the negativity. Everything went smoothly and I departed on time. I spent all my dinars before arriving. Prices in the airport were reasonable. Awesome. I did however walk to the airport because I had time this was a mistake as some sections are motorway. I would probably walk again though. 😂
Kevin C — Google review
No toilet paper inside bathrooms
Not well organized. Seems old. Nice helpful people. You don’t feel like many other airports that there are people after you.
Tunisian dinars are not accepted inside airport and once you get past passport authorities. Very weird that a country disrespects its own currency.
Free duty market is not that great.
this airport felt like what i could only imagine navigating the bureaucracy of the Soviet Union would be like. i was absolutely not fond of the architechure as the moderately distanced ceiling suddenly begins to fall down onto you if you want to check your luggage out. a lot of the airport kinda just looked like a diy project gone wrong. i did appreciate these steps that showcased a level of diversity that i dont think ive seen in an airport before, even if it was just flags on stairs i was delighted to see senegals flag🇸🇳. this however did not make up for the fact that a lot of the staff members seemed to just be doing whatever as if theyre in 2 broke girls but this time its not funny💔💔🥀🥀 despite this the bloke (malik) at the car rental called cardel janena (i think thats what its called) was the BEST‼️‼️‼️bless his soul. this airport overall was really clapped i fear. pls do better cuz i love tunisia as a country but this airport isnt it.
okay i had to add an extra star cuz the lady who was checking our luggage out was SO kind and did it in like no time love her
## About the Airport
- From the airport to the city
There is a bus to Tunis Marine station every hour at 00 minutes. The bus stop is located straight ahead from the far-left exit of the airport. The fare is 1 TND. The departure point is at the stop “Transtu Bus Pour Centre Ville.”
- From the city to the airport
Take bus No.635 to the airport. Other local buses also go there, but it may be difficult to know where to get off. The fare is 1 TND or less.
- The airport is very crowded. Even before 7 AM, there are many flights and long lines everywhere. Arriving early is strongly recommended.
- Currency exchange rate was 2.862 TND/USD at the airport. In the city, the rate was slightly better (e.g. 2.890 TND/USD).
- SIM card purchased from Orange. The “Navigui 4 Go” plan (4GB) cost 12 TND.
## Other Notes
- Many hotels accept credit card payments, but a 6% service charge may be added depending on the place.
- Beer stands are common. While drunk people may sometimes approach you, staff usually step in, so it wasn’t a real problem. However, when seating is crowded and tables are close, be extra cautious. Also, even if a place advertises beer, it is often non-alcoholic.
- Food is not always better just because it’s more expensive. Many dishes are quite spicy.
Tunis Carthage Airport is the main airport of the capital, Tunis. The airport is relatively small for the amount of traffic it handles, and it often feels crowded. Passport control can take quite a long time, so be prepared to wait.
In the past, the airport has had a reputation for delays and even issues with luggage handling, although I hope things are improving. Personally, I’m traveling through it now and so far everything is fine, but the reputation still lingers.
Overall, the airport functions, but it could definitely benefit from improvements in organization, efficiency, and traveler comfort.
This is the key airport in Tunisia and the hub for Air Tunisia. The airport is very old, and is somewhat maintained.
The airport is quite small, and moving around from one end to the other is done in less than 5 minutes.
Whether the arrival hall (lower floor) or the departure hall (upper hall), there are many eateries, cafes, duty free shops, currency exchange stores, car rental services, and other services.
The airport is served with ample restrooms, a WiFi that is OK, and prayer rooms. Luggage check-in, immigration, and customs experiences are OK, and depend on how crowded the airport is. The duty free area is OK, too. There are 2 travel lounges.
One unique thing about the airport is the lovely mosaics displayed at certain places.
Tunis Airport. This is a small airport but your eally need to check in atleast 2.5 to 3hrs before departure due to the passport control and security check. The ques at least 15 mins.
The best part for muslim traveller is that they have surau / musolla / prayer room both at the check in area and after the security. If you choose at the departure hall then it is on the left side around the Gate 16 -19.
Wudu is at the toilet. Hope 1 day they can make a proper wudu area.
The airport left an extremely negative impression. The staff behaved unprofessionally, with noticeable attempts at extortion and discriminatory attitudes toward certain passengers. Such conduct is unacceptable for an international airport and creates a very poor image of the country
1080 Tunis Cedex, Tunis, Tunisia•
9 min · 4.9 mi
2Nesrine M — Google reviewSolo P — Google reviewMANSOUR A — Google reviewMokhtar K — Google reviewNaomi I — Google reviewHazem — Google reviewAsad A — Google review
Belvedere Park
3.9
(1348)
Garden
Belvedere Park, the largest park in Tunis, offers a peaceful escape from the city's hustle and bustle. It features expansive lawns, lush greenery, and towering trees that provide a tranquil atmosphere away from the urban noise. Families can enjoy picnics, leisurely walks along various pathways, and children can play in scattered playgrounds while adults relax under the shade of trees.
Amazing park, amazing place where the beauty of wild life and fresh air are mixed!
I recommend.
Amir H — Google review
The place changed alot i visited belvedre 5 years ago and then i visited lat week, i noticed they had new animals and they gave them more space and they got rid of alot of cages which is the beat idea for me
Good zoo very hot in the day and it closes fairly early as it would probably be nicer when its a bit cooler as animals will be out. Also if there were more trees planted for shade
It's nice zoo but if they do more work on it it will be wonderful..
My kids enjoyed but they said why the animals skinny
Also some animals missing
Anyway we enjoyed and hope they clean it
Always nice to get back to childhood memories.
Go at your own discretion. Me and my girls followed google maps and it took us on a journey!! Were there feral dogs? Yes. Were we chased? Yes. Did we survive? Yes? Was Belvedere park really and truly a park? NO!! It was a view point half way up a highway. I can’t really say it was worth it but the view was very nice
It was very foggy and dusty
Small but beautiful,clean and well organized zoo. The animals look much more healthier than some years back.
1.5TND to get into Tunis zoo, about £0.40 at todays rate. Bargain afternoon out for the kids.
R5CC+QMX, Ave Mustapha Khaznadar, Tunis, Tunisia•
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13 min · 0.7 mi
3•Simon G — Google reviewHulusi B — Google reviewAbderrahmane D — Google reviewIlyas I — Google reviewAhmed A — Google reviewY R — Google reviewOrange X — Google review
Zoo Tunis
3.4
(1166)
3.0
(31)
Zoo
Zoos & Aquariums
Zoo Tunis, located in Belvedere Park, is a family-friendly destination with a variety of well-maintained animal enclosures. The park's northernmost location in the new city of Tunis offers beautiful views along Avenue de Paris and Avenue Bourguiba. Visitors can also access the park conveniently via the metro. The zoo features animals endemic to the Magreb region, including dorca gazelles and mouflons, as well as a pride of healthy-looking lions.
A family place which contains a free access to open area green parc full of tree and graces
And a zoo with less than a 1 dollar fee for entrance
Wael A — Google review
The zoo in Tunis has a lot of animals, maybe 30+ types, including many large mammals that are fun to watch. Peacocks wander the grounds. The price is good as well. My only complaint is that the cages are quite small and the bars make it hard to take pictures.
Directions aren't enough you easily get lost and must ask people to find animals you want to see or use Google maps, just zoom in. 1/3 caged and pools are empty. Didn't see any hippos or crocodiles. But for Tunisian standards and for the sake of my son's happiness, I give 3 stars. We only found 2 maps whole tour which aren't clear and doesn't show your exact location to navigate.
Animals should be more taken care of. Especially some of them like elephants had so many scars.
Tickets aren't 1.1dt but 2.5dt still very cheap.
Very nice park with a good variety of animals. I didn’t see the hippo, but most animals were present. Some of them seemed a bit tired, and I think the enclosures could be better maintained, but overall it was a pleasant visit.
The zoo is pretty big and includes a looooot of different animals like lion, elk، monkey, flamingo, bear, ostrich that looks like sheep and sheep 🐏
The view area is a little far and the there are some small cages that could be bigger for some animals, but overall it was pretty good .
The price is only 2 Dinar too
I went to this zoo back in 1994 as a very young child, then again in 2016 and now today, August 2025. And the zoo not only is still terrible but the animals are treated worse than trash in the bin. The owners would be in prison in any other developed country. The whole point of a zoo is to see the different animals but what a miserable place, the animals are very skinny and hungry, very dirty and lack of shade means they're under the hot sun for most of the day. The lions are so skinny and weak they look like cats. I remember seeing a monkey with a visible large tumour growing out of it's lower back.
The zoo itself is big but there are many people trying to sell knock off Chinese items, public facilities are also poor. The only positive is that it's super cheap to enter.
It doesn't help that some visitors like to throw things at the animals or bang the cages to get a reaction. I'm not surprised, the overall culture in this country mistreat animals and see them as nothing, with all the public displays of cow heads in meat shops or skinny cats/dogs all over the streets.
It was truly upsetting to see the condition of some of the animals in this zoo. The two lions were kept in a very small enclosure with little sign of food, a large camel was confined to a space far too small for its size, and the two bears appeared to be starving. This situation is deeply concerning and reflects poorly on the care and welfare of the animals, which are symbolic of Africa’s rich wildlife. I sincerely hope the management takes immediate action to improve their living conditions and ensure they are treated with the care and respect they deserve.
I love the Zoo but sadly to say the animals are kept in small enclosures. No room to walk around much but taking a loved one with you does make the experience way better. Great place to kill time and to go for a walk.
22 Av. Des Etats Unis, Tunis 1002, Tunisia•
11 min · 7 mi
4•Mohammed H — Google reviewMohammed M — Google reviewMohamed N — Google reviewTOLPIT W — Google reviewErika A — Google reviewEhab U — Google reviewEmna F — Google review
Tunisia Mall
3.9
(3785)
3.8
(6)
Shopping mall
Tunisia Mall, located in the outskirts of Tunis, offers a variety of options for visitors to enjoy their time. The mall features a range of amenities including a cinema, coffee shops, stores with international brands, and a kids play area. There is also an underground parking facility as well as parking on the main level. The food court provides diverse dining options and there is even a small Paul bakery stand on the ground floor.
Tunisia Mall is a great place to visit! It’s modern, clean, and offers a wide variety of international and local brands. The atmosphere is vibrant but comfortable, and there are plenty of nice cafés and restaurants for a quick break. It’s also very well-organized and safe, making it one of the best shopping destinations in Tunis. Definitely worth spending a few hours here!
Remzi D — Google review
Medium size shopping center. Not too far from city center, about 15minutes drive. Center has good amount of shops and small food court. Area around the mall good for walking when the weather is not hot.
Cozy shopping mall although it is the biggest in Tunisia! Food court is fine، good kids area.
The mall is very nice and clean with great shops , but be careful at night — some taxi drivers take advantage of late hours and don’t use the meter. It’s better to agree on the fare before getting in
For me nothing special, it's a mall yes but.
I thought that Mole would be amazing, but I found it disappointing. Without air conditioning, the place for lunch or dinner is a disaster.
This is a small but comfy mall. The people are super organized and they're really nice. But, you know, the toilets aren't on each floor.
Where is the mall? Honestly, I don’t understand what’s inside Tunisia Mall. First, it’s dirty you can’t even find tissues on the floor. Everything is way too expensive! Are you serious with these prices? Buying elsewhere is cheaper. The mall itself is tiny just two floors, that’s it. Honestly, very disappointing.
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Where to eat
Even the most seasoned adventurers need a break to chow down some food. Close to Zoo Tunis, these restaurants are about a 3-minute walk away.
Le Paradiso
4.0
(334)
4.0
(70)
Mediterranean restaurant
The quality of service at Le Paradiso restaurant is always impeccable and customers are bound to return. The food is excellent, and the staff, particularly Ayman, provides exceptional service. This establishment is among the top choices for those looking to enjoy a delicious meal in a pleasant environment.
This is a gem of a restaurant. We ate in the shaded courtyard and were impressed by the high quality of our dishes. I had beetroot falafel and my partner had stuffed capsicums. The highlight was desert: the citrus tart, pictured, was delicious. Price is a bit steep, but well worth it.
Mary W — Google review
New favorite dinner spot!
Great vibes all around—friendly and welcoming staff, really tasty food, and a cozy, relaxed atmosphere. The only thing I’d say is I wish the menu had a few more options, but everything we tried was spot-on. Definitely coming back!!!
Best restaurant in downtown tunis, no contest. Fast and hospitable, the food is incredibly flavorful and well priced.
Great location and cozy, authentic décor. Staff is friendly and service is quick. Food is good but the menu is limited and only available by QR code. Staff was a bit too present, standing close and asking often. Nice spot for a date or drinks with friends. Worth a try!
We really enjoyed the food and the wine here. It was nice to be able to choose a selection of smaller dishes - there was no pressure to have a main course. They also had a good range of Tunisian wines.
The terrace/garden had a nice relaxed vibe. Yes, it’s expensive, but we thought it was worth it.
The place itself looks nice, but the service and food were terrible. Items we never ordered (and never received) were added to our bill, which is unacceptable. On top of that, the staff kept harassing my friends just because we booked a large table and people arrived at different times. Overall, it was a really bad experience, I don’t recommend this place and will definitely never go back.
If i could give a 0 i wpuld! Horrible experience i got charged 28dt for this plate. I could have rented a room in bali for this price. The waiters were very rude and we felt very unwelcomed like we were sitting there for free! When asked about the quantity served they justified it by saying we couldnt give a whole cammbert piece(we got the camabert a l ail) the maitre at salle was ouufing at us to! Please dont go there you will your evening ang get scammed. Such a shame this couldve been a lovely place
Good food and nice wine selection in the heart of Centre Ville. The courtyard in the back is ideal for summer evenings. I like this place!
Soryana Restaurant
3.8
(763)
Syrian restaurant
Soryana Restaurant is a delightful gateway into the rich tapestry of Syrian cuisine, which draws inspiration from various cultures including Persian, Arab, and Ottoman influences. The menu boasts an array of mouthwatering dishes such as grilled meats, Fatayer, Tabbouleh, Hummus, Baba Ganoush, and kebabs that are sure to tantalize your taste buds. Diners have enjoyed their meals in a comfortable atmosphere that encourages relaxation—perfect for savoring every bite.
I think Tunisians are very strict while giving points. It was delicious, the service was also great except language barrier. This is not the best atmosphere but quick and I recommend to taste all!
Mine D — Google review
My husband and I had a wonderful lunch at Soryana Restaurant. I ordered the chicken kebab sandwich, and he had the beef kebab sandwich. We also shared a small meza. Everything was delicious, and the atmosphere was quiet, comfortable, and relaxed.
This Syrian spot has really nice decor and a great vibe. The atmosphere is cozy, and the staff are super friendly and welcoming.
The food was just okay. Portions weren’t the best—especially the garlic sauce. We ordered it several times and always got a really small amount.
Overall, it’s a nice place to hang out, but the food could be better.
Went for dinner during Ramadan, it was fix menu for Iftaar, although it was full, service was quite fast, food was good
Excellent experience at Soryana! Delicious food, great drinks, and excellent service! Everything on their menu is well priced, and there is a lot to choose from. I got the Cuisse de Poulet, and it was amazing. The chicken was full of flavor, and very well cooked. The Soupe Aux Lentilles was also fantastic. There is seating available inside, and a lot of space. There was great music to listen to as well. Everything about Soryana was amazing. I had an excellent experience. Highly recommend this restaurant to anyone in Tunis.
We waited for an hour for a crispy chicken that arrived cold and tasted quite unpleasant; despite the high price, we could only manage to eat the salad and rice, as even the fries were not palatable.
Fresh, generous, delicious and friendly staff.
But I don’t recommend the Hummus
Pleasant experience at this restaurant. Delicious and flavory food. Quantity and Quality were excellent. The only downside is the noise, the place was full of families with their babies and children.
Farah Lake, Rue de la Feuille d'Érable, Tunis, Tunisia•
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Restaurant L'Astragale
4.4
(284)
4.1
(117)
Haute French restaurant
Restaurant L'Astragale is not just a mere eatery; it provides patrons with an extraordinary encounter where superb service vies with the caliber and visual appeal of the dishes. To prove this, a distinctive blend of sophistication effortlessly turns dinner into a mesmerizing affair, far removed from the conventional norm, making it ideal for an intimate initial rendezvous. The establishment also offers a Ramadan menu comprising a sumptuous five-course meal at 95 Tunisian Dinar.
This is a gem restaurant in Tunis located in an area where you do not expect to find a restaurant. The welcome and service was top notch. They have a short list of food that they offer. Each one of us ordered a different plate and they all came very well garnished and appetizing. The loup de mer I had was one of the best if not the best Ihave ever had. It is definitely a place to enjoy a great meal and service over lunch
Alain D — Google review
The atmosphere is interesting, it's in an old house in what looks like a neighborhood. It's nice inside with good music, but not too loud that it drowns out the conversation.
The service is very good. The waiters are attentive and the apppetizers are good.
The food is very good, it's well seasoned and interesting, we got rabbit and duck which is hard to find elsewhere usually.
One of the best places in Tunis.
A well-established beautiful French haute-cuisine restaurant, true Michelin creativity, especially in fish seafood dishes.
We had one of those Ramandan menus, a 5 course meal for 95 TD. they offer a tasty variety of traditional food.
The atmosphere is a bit way too serious but the food was enjoyable.
Would recommend
Have a nice meal ! 🤗
French haute cuisine at its finest set in what must be one of the most beautiful courtyards in tunis.
This restaurant truly sums up the quality that can be found here in Tunis in terms of french haute cuisine. The menu is broad with interesting items such a tongue.
I had the privilege to have a three course meal here and from the moment i arrived Riadh, the owner welcomed me to his restaurant with a warm greeting that immediately made me fell at home.
I started with artichokes & prawns then moved on to one of the specialities of the house the calamari, after a brief respite i dived into the perfectly cooked fish main & finished with a lemon pie. All of the dishes i was served where presented perfectly & tasted out of this world.
If you are looking for a restaurant for a special occasion then i can highly recommend this place the professionalism of the staff & quality of the food is sublime. I will defiantly be back.
What a beautiful place, hidden in a small street surrounded by houses. Note the entrance is not on Charles Nicolle avenue, but on a narrow street behind.
The atmosphere is relaxed. A nice place to have a good conversation while enjoying quality food. The background music (Frank Sinatra, Charles Aznavour, etc.) adds intimacy and even romance. Perfect for couples, and also for families and business meetings.
The menu has a selection of fish and meat. No options for vegetarians apart from soups. All the dishes we tried were good. The chef kindly accommodated our requests to tweak some.
The staff were very welcoming and attentive. Excellent service!
Will come back!
The food was fresh, and the service was both friendly and professional.
I organised a dinner for my friends one day before my wedding. The whole experience was a pleasure, right from the beginnnig when I got a quick offer from the restaurant. Visiting the restaurant, all the staff was very professional and friendly.
On the day itself, we were greeted by the waiters. They accomodated our order for traditional Tunisian food, which they usually don't do and still managed to produce an amazing result. They were flexible to one of my friends coming unexpectedly. All my friends liked it. The staff never interrupted our talks and weren't intrusive at all, yet they conversed with us, which created a very pleasant atmosphere.
I'd recommend anyone who wants to have an event that stays in memory, to go there.
17, avé Charles Nicole, 6 rue Kadhi Iyadh, Tunis 1082, Tunisia•
Tunis Marriott Hotel
4.5
(951)
Hotel
Tunis Marriott Hotel is an upscale establishment with two refined restaurants, a lobby lounge, and a rooftop pool and bar. Le restaurant Lonzie Grill offers innovative and varied culinary concepts with a stunning view of Tunis from its terrace. The rooftop bar provides a cozy atmosphere and an impressive panoramic view of the city. Guests have praised the exceptional service provided by the friendly staff, noting their attentiveness and English fluency.
A Truly Exceptional Stay at the Tunis Marriott Hotel
This was, without a doubt, one of the best hotel experiences I have had in Tunis in the last 15 years. The Tunis Marriott Hotel not only lives up to the brand's well-known value but elevates it with a level of exceptional personal touches.
What stands out most is the incredibly friendly and attentive staff. They are constantly looking to serve you with a smile, and their proactive care is truly remarkable—they'll even notice a small detail and offer assistance before you even ask.
The hotel's facilities are equally impressive. The rooftop swimming pool is beautifully designed, spotlessly clean, and perfectly maintained/guarded, situated right next to a lovely rooftop bar. The lounge on the 9th floor was one of my best experiences at any Marriott worldwide (and I have spent hundreds of nights in them!). Its relaxing design, inviting architecture, and impeccable cleanliness, along with the great lighting and furniture, make it a wonderful place to relax. The breakfast and afternoon food selection was delicious.
The main lobby is also large and inviting, perfect for enjoying a drink or getting some work done at the spacious tables and bar-style work areas. The restaurant, where I had breakfast daily, is well-furnished and offers a rich collection of hot and cold food, all served by a super friendly team.
My room was of the high Marriott quality I've come to expect—clean, well-maintained, and comfortable. I appreciated the cleaning staff's attentiveness.
The location is excellent as well, conveniently close to both the airport and the city center. A short walk brings you to a variety of good local restaurants and coffee shops.
Overall, the Marriott Tunis is a top-tier hotel in the city, and the exceptional service from the staff is what I will remember most. I was extremely pleased with my experience and highly recommend it for both business and leisure travel.
Naji A — Google review
I always feel like home when I am here. The team is attentive and really worked hard to make every aspect of the stay wonderful. I particularly enjoyed the Elite appreciation week at the M club lounge. I got a chance to participate in an authentic Tunisian experience, sampled delicious dishes and atmosphere. This was made possible by the excellent hospitality of the hostess Abir and the guest relation Safa. I recommend this hotel to everyone visiting Tunis
The staff was incredibly welcoming and helpful throughout all my stays.
they went above and beyond to make the guests feel at home.
A special thank you to Aziz from the reception, Amira and the Loung team.
Abir your are exceptional everywhere, your positive altitude changed positively the 11eme.
Ghoufran and Arbi for being so wonderful and helpful; their attention to detail did not go unnoticed.
Thanks to all the hotels' staff for your hospitality and making each guest experience very memorable.
This hotel truly sets the bar high when it comes to customer experience, making it hard to find this level of service anywhere else. The security staff are exceptionally professional, which is quite rare in Tunisia. The 11th floor bar is a peaceful haven during the day for professionals, and in the evening the DJs create a fantastic atmosphere.
A huge shout-out to Abir for her kindness and constant attentiveness, and to Larbi and Firas for their outstanding service.
A wonderful hotel with all the amenities for a comfortable business trip to Tunis.
All staff are polite, ready to accommodate your wishes. Special praise I must give to Abir, who always paid attention to all details to make sure I was totally satisfied with my breakfast.
This hotel is very well established and provides high-quality service, especially by Tunisian standards. The rooms and the welcoming, friendly hotel staff are remarkable. It is also conveniently close to the airport. I would highly recommend it.
The rooftop offers a breathtaking panoramic view over Tunis, creating an unforgettable setting. The service is attentive and friendly, ensuring a pleasant experience. The rooftop swimming pool adds a unique and refreshing touch, making the atmosphere even more special and memorable.
The hotel offers exceptional customer service special shout out to Mr. Najmeddine, and also to the other staff members whose names I unfortunately didn’t catch. They were incredibly attentive and always available whenever I needed anything. From check-in to check-out, everyone was kind, professional, and genuinely helpful, which made my stay feel very welcoming and comfortable.
That said, I wouldn’t recommend the on-site spa. The services are significantly overpriced for what you get, and in my experience, the quality didn’t justify the cost. If you’re looking to relax, the hotel itself has a great atmosphere, but I’d suggest checking out other spa options nearby instead.
Rue Zohra Faiza, Yasmine Tower, Immeuble, Tunis 1082, Tunisia•
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Day 2
North side of town
For day 2, we recommend exploring the north side side of town. Start the day off with Bardo National Museum, then wind down and take it easy by the time you get to Central Market of Tunis. All together, your day would be filled with about 8 hours of non-stop fun.
1•Reza N — Google reviewLamiya — Google reviewSusanne K — Google reviewV. — Google reviewS E — Google reviewMiguel V — Google reviewAndrés S — Google review
Bardo National Museum
4.6
(3855)
4.6
(1484)
National museum
Museums
Specialty Museums
The National Museum of Bardo, located in Tunis, Tunisia, is a must-visit for enthusiasts of ancient art and history. It houses a remarkable collection of Roman mosaics and marble statues from Carthage and other archaeological sites across Tunisia. The museum's palatial setting showcases intricate mosaics depicting daily life, mythology, and Roman history on its expansive walls.
High standard museum with an excellent array of art on display. This museum is so tastefully decorated and well laid out.
Vibrant mosaics with beautiful colours. The museum is reasonably sized well laid out so it doesn’t feel crowded.
There is so much to see here. One of the best museums I have visited.
Security is good and staff are professional. You will have leave rucksacks or larger bags at reception as you are not allowed to take them into the exhibition halls.
There are toilet facilities and a large car park on site.
Probably the number one place to visit in Tunis.
They also have to cool “Salammbo exhibition” on display until 22/01/2025. Affordable entry price.
Legends L — Google review
Bardo is the biggest and most important museum in Tunisia. It features the points about the history of Tunisia, focusing on the Roman times and the transition to an Islamic state. There is nothing about the contemporary history of the country. There are a lot of chambers and you get the information in Arabic, French and English. A couple of hours is enough to explore the building.
I wasn’t really interested in museums but my friend brought me here and I was honestly amazed once I stepped inside. Everywhere you look, it’s covered in mosaics that really capture the Arab spirit and that’s when I realized this is an absolute must-see in Tunisia.
After your visit, make sure to stop by the outdoor cafe. There are couches where you can sit back, relax and enjoy some tea and sweets. The mosaic-style interior there is also beautiful and totally worth checking out.
Very impressive, one of the biggest collections of antique mosaics in the world. Location is breathtaking, every room offers another miracle of tiles and tiny mosaics. Staff at the information is super friendly and helpful! Unfortunately toilets are dirty and stinky, so is the café (be careful, cats are using the green surrounding as toilets…). Wouldn’t recommend to take a seat and avoid the restrooms at all costs. Allover experience is very good, best go in the early hours to avoid too many people.
4 stars just because there is not any kind of information or audio guide, the only way is with a private tour. Otherwise the museum is amazing. Great collection of mosaics and other historic artefacts. Lots of police in the surroundings to guarantee safety. Payed around 9TND from city center to the museum.
The mosaics were especially beautiful. You can easily travel from Barcelona Central Station to the Bardo Museum stop by tram, along with locals, for a half dinar ticket.
Dont miss this musseum. Great Roman mosaic collection , awesome palace. Spend at least 3 hours and read everything. Have a great time in your visit
Wow what a collection a museum of tiles. i have seen many roman and byzantine tiles but this collection and the way it is set up is fantastic. World class. Museography however could be better
Bardo center, P7, Tunis, Tunisia•
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National Military Museum
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4.5
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Museum
History Museums
Specialty Museums
The National Military Museum in Tunisia is an ideal destination for those interested in military history and its impact on modern Tunisia. Located within a secure military facility, the museum does not require prior appointment and visitors are escorted by an officer who acts as a guide. While the officer may not be a specialist historian, they offer a thorough tour of the exhibits. Unfortunately, there is no opportunity to explore independently or translate French captions.
Great museum with friendly military staff, would highly recommend as it goes through the full history of the Tunisian Military.
Wael D — Google review
if you're interested in history, then you're in the right place!
very rich place with the military history of Tunisia during several times, I've enjoyed my visit there especially to know about the clothes in every time.
many commons as well between Tunisia & Egypt in military fights.
good one to visit.
Ticket is 5TND for foreigners.
Amazing overview of the country’s history from the beginning of the first settlements until the resistance during WW2 and the so-called Arab Spring in modern times. Very informative, very friendly staff who answer all questions. Location is more than beautiful, don’t miss the opportunity to visit!
The Tunisian National Military Museum, situated in Manouba near Tunis, is housed in the historical Rose Palace. This museum offers a glimpse into Tunisia's military legacy, showcasing artifacts such as weapons, miniature warship models, and artwork. Its exhibits span different periods, from the Carthaginian era to modern times, highlighting moments of armed resistance and historical milestones. It's a captivating destination for exploring Tunisia's history and cultural depth.
Great Displays in one of the old Beys palaces Military History well looked after here. Fantastic Gun displays, Cheap tickets with a guided tour !
Excellent little gem of a place that is one of the Bey of Tunisia's ex-palaces.
Looked after by the military, who look after some if the sites of military significance in Tunisia -see the Tunisia Campaign Nov 1942- May 1943 and the Marenth Line- our guide around the Musuem told my wife and I that the word needs to get out more to attract visitor. They house some of the first few Gatling guns ever made.
Enjoyable time spent.
The Palace of the Rose, built in 1798 in Manouba, is one of the finest examples of Husseinite architecture in Tunisia. A true testament to the country's rich historical and architectural heritage. 🇹🇳
Great museum and the staff was welcoming and nice
But you’ll need a guide to fully enjoy it
Entry fee is only 5DT
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Kasbah Square
4.3
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3.7
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Historical landmark
Sights & Landmarks
Points of Interest & Landmarks
Kasbah Square, a prominent landmark in the heart of Tunis, is an expansive and serene space that beautifully blends history with modernity. Nestled near the bustling Medina, this square features the impressive Kasbah Mosque and serves as a central hub for government buildings, including the City Hall of Tunis. The square is adorned with a striking monument symbolizing Tunisia's fight for independence, making it not only a gathering place but also a site of cultural significance.
A beautiful square in Tunis with a beautiful National Monument. The square is massive with plenty of places to sit and enjoy the outdoors and all the views. The National Monument is stunning and a testament to the history of Tunisia. I really enjoyed my visit and highly recommend. It is free to enter.
Michael M — Google review
Interesting place to visit. The monument is a small version of the one in Algiers, but very interesting. I love the way the flags set it off. There are quite a few things in this area but this is a real feature of the square. Well worth wandering around.
A truly fantastic and unique monument! First time see this kind of monument with this interesting designs. The square itself is very beautiful and clean.
Well, one always has to visit these squares in whatever city ,where in the world. Always good to stretch the legs. This one not huge but has a monument as all good squares do! And flanked by government buildings, as is the fashion of these things
No photos. Google maps no longer accepts photos from my Windows 10 devices.
Awesome and clean.. Tunisia is awesome on the whole.
Nothing special here but u could walk around
This is the most known place in Tunis.
I visited it at the sunset and was beautiful.
From here it's very simple to go inside the Medina.
We arrived from the street of the ministers and we was surprised when arrived in the square because is very flat and big with the big monument in the centre.
I recommend to visit it!
Too bad that there is no maintenance here, or at least a good one. For what I've considered to be an important place since it's a few meters away from the city Hall, I have been shocked by the amount of vandalism in this place. In addition to that, many inappropriate stuff was happening in this public space. Be mindful of these things before you go for a visit with your family. Besides that, the place is very safe for visitors.
12 min · 0.6 mi
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Ez-Zitouna Mosque
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4.2
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Mosque
Sights & Landmarks
Sacred & Religious Sites
Ez-Zitouna Mosque, the oldest in Tunisia, is a historic site and revered Islamic university with a 141-ft. minaret. Situated in the heart of the Medina, it was originally constructed in the 8th century during the Aghlabid dynasty's rule and has since undergone several expansions, each contributing to its unique architectural style. While visitors cannot enter the mosque itself, they can admire its Moorish, Ottoman, and Andalusian influences from a distance.
Before visiting this beautiful mosque in Tunisia, I recommend doing some research about it.
After reading all the information, you won’t see this mosque as just another Big mosque in Tunisia.
The history of this mosque and its significance for Tunisia, Africa, and Islam is very important—you will truly enjoy your visit and be amazed by its grandeur and spiritual presence. It is located in the heart of the Medina, as this mosque is indeed the heart of Tunis. ❤️
Gospoda B — Google review
Very very nice mosque in the middle of the busy madinah. A nice spot to pray and relax. The mosque opens it's door at 15:00. You need to dress up as it is holy place, so no shorts or revealing cloths.
This is the biggest mosque in the central part of Tunis. It is an active mosque where daily prayers are held. You can enter the courtyard of the mosque but remember to dress decently for the place.
The Zitouna Mosque is the spiritual heart of Tunis — a masterpiece of Islamic architecture and history. Its grand courtyard, graceful columns, and serene atmosphere make it an essential stop in the Medina. Prayer hall is separate for women and men and women have to cover their heads, the courtyards are beautiful
A peaceful place, i am not muslim and I was allowed inside. I was wearing modest clothing. I know the rules : with a longer dress and covered shoulders. I also had my own scarf for my head. I don’t find it discriminating to wear something over my head in respect to their customs (be it religion for them, not only customs). In orthodox churches it is the same and we had clothes provided for men and women who came in tank tops and shorts to visit monasteries so I see absolutely nothing wrong in this.
It's both a religious and historical monument located in the heart of the Medina of Tunis. Built in the 8th century, it is one of the oldest and most important mosques in the country. It is renowned for its beautiful architecture, ancient columns, and its large minaret.
The prayer hall is reserved exclusively for Muslims, but the courtyard is open to all visitors and tourists, who can admire the beauty and serenity of the place.
Don't let yourself convinced to go to the terrace of the cafe. Just dress properly and go inside the mosque.
We had an unpleasant incident with one of the guys hunting for tourists, but the local sellers saw what was happening, got me dressed up and took us inside the mosque.
It's a very nice mosque and they should allow tourists at all times as long as they behave properly.
There is no entrance charge but it's nice to give some change to the beggers.
There is a very nice energy all around the mosque.
Great historical monument. The mosque opened at 1:30pm on a Friday. Jummah prayer was around 15h.
Q5XC+454, 30 Rue Jamaa Ez Zitouna, Tunis, Tunisia•
9 min · 0.46 mi
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Central Market of Tunis
4.1
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4.0
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Market
Sights & Landmarks
Points of Interest & Landmarks
The Central Market of Tunis, also known as Marche Central, is a vibrant hub that offers an authentic taste of local life. This bustling market features an array of stalls brimming with fresh produce, aromatic spices, and seafood. The airy hall adorned with wooden rafters creates a delightful atmosphere where visitors can immerse themselves in the colorful sights and enticing smells. It's not just a shopping destination; it's an educational experience for families looking to introduce their children to new flavors and ingredients.
Always love to look at a local market. We stopped here on a group walking tour.
The fish vendors had huge octopus and squid that are nigh on impossible to get in UK ,even though I live by the sea.
No photos. Google maps does not accept photos stored on my Windows 10 devices. Sorry .Had good ones!
Musicians M — Google review
ONE STAR – Tunis (La Goulette), Tunisia, North Africa. If you love to barter for textiles, leather products, jewelry, fashions, and other goods, you will enjoy the public market in Tunis. High intensity, narrow passageways, and a gauntlet of sellers. Most Americans prefer low-key sales environments; therefore, the one star. This is also the reason there are NO photos of the actual market, just the immediate surrounding area. We and our group were literally surrounded by high-pressure all the time. We took a rooftop break on top of one of the stores and met the Boss Cat. She was calm and taking a nap; kittens nearby. My advice to the Central Market Vendors: You will make more sales and money if you allow people to simply shop and ask questions... Turn off the high-pressure tactics.
Time l arrived was 3pm wasn't much left sellers almost closed even it closes at 4pm, seafood side was separated from the fruit and vegetables, plenty seafood choices but of course the area was smelling, lots of vegetable and fruits choices possible some locally grows, lots of dates available even fresh ones, have tested one first time it is different aromatic taste for me, there was a cheese section as well, where market is surrounded with streets are also local shops for different needs, if like to go wonder it is good place to visit.
Lovely market selling fruit, veg, fish and meats. The sight of the horse butcher advertising his produce via the display of a horses head was somewhat gruesome.
I visited for the fish market and it was empty at 8am on Monday morning.
A very busy market that has the hustle and bustle. Food market. For other goods like designer etc it is around the area and not in here. Good range of fresh foods here.
This is where the commerce takes place in central Tunis. Not only there are shops, but there are a lot of street vendors who sell their merchandise on the side of the street. It is very noisy and there is not really a lot to see here.
A big market you can find everything at. I was at the sea products area and couldn't believe my eyes, so many varieties of fishes. They also have calamari, shrimps and lupus.
There is a specific area for fruits as well as dried nuts and fruits. You can also buy meats there.
Out on the streets, you can see sellers exposing their products. Alongside the streets are many shops for clothing stuff.
Market with mostly produce pretty quiet place in the morning.
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Where to eat
When you need a food break from visiting all the attractions today, these fan favorite restaurants are about a 2-minute walk away from Ez-Zitouna Mosque.
Mrabet Coffe
4.1
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4.2
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Family restaurant
Coffee shop
Café Mrabet is a family-owned eatery in the heart of the Medina of Tunis that offers an authentic and welcoming atmosphere. Situated with large windows providing a panoramic view of the Tunis Medina, this café has a genuine vibe. The rooftop terrace offers an even more stunning outlook of the surrounding area. With its rustic interior and laid-back ambiance, Café Mrabet is a fantastic spot to unwind with a snack or meal.
Never been disappointed there , I was always impressed with the quality of the service and food delivered. An amazing staff with the authentic ingredients. From the variety of the main courses to the fabulous Assida for the desserts can’t get enough from the place . It is a must visit . I don’t miss any chance to visit every time I go back home . The atmosphere is amazing merging the charm of the old town and the magic of its nice people . 👌👌❤️❤️
Amine M — Google review
If you’re looking for an authentic Tunisian experience, El Mrabet is a must-visit! Located in the heart of the medina of Tunis, it’s the oldest restaurant in Africa, and you can truly feel the history and tradition in every detail. The ambiance is charming and authentic, perfect for relaxing with a tea, a coffee, or a delicious Tunisian meal. One of the highlights is the rooftop, which offers a beautiful view overlooking the iconic Zaitouna Mosque. Highly recommended for anyone who wants to discover the real soul of the Medina
Cushioned hideaway from the Medina that gives a sense of what might have been a traditional cafe. Serves coffee, a range of drinks, and light lunches.
Really good food, service and environment !! The brick was awesome, the food was spicy for me, but I'm not used at all to it. I recommend the place
The Place looks really fancy but the food itself didnt seem to expensive to me. I went to eat breakfast there and the staff did everything with a smile . Which i rarely saw in other places around Tunisia. I highly recommend this place.
Service is very good and amazing breakfast was marvelous, waiters was kind and nice, place also was clean and designed good, I really recommend it.🥰🥰
This is what you are looking for, if you seek a traditional old school arabic cafe experience. The cafe and the rooftop are amazing.
It’s a must visit! Everyone should order a typical Tunisian almond-mint-tea and enjoy the vibe of this traditional place!
27 Souk Trok, Tunis, Tunisia•
Essaraya Restaurant
4.2
(422)
Restaurant
Nestled within the enchanting labyrinth of the UNESCO-listed Tunis Medina, Essaraya Restaurant is a hidden gem that transports you to a world of opulence and tradition. As you approach its striking mustard-yellow door, a friendly guide in traditional attire welcomes you with a lantern, leading you into an atmosphere reminiscent of a fairytale. The interior boasts lavish decor featuring pistachio-hued wooden chairs, rich crimson satin tablecloths, and intricate mosaic walls adorned with grand brass lamps.
Nice place for dining with live music and pleasant atmosphere. Overall it felt a little too fancy, but the food was really good and the service was nice.
I see a lot of reviews complain about difficulties finding the place. I didn't suffer with it, but keep in mind that it's inside medina and gps signal is not very stable in there. So just follow the map like old good times.
The price is around higher end, but that's kinda expected once you're inside. I enjoyed the visit.
Rushan — Google review
What a treat! This dining experience was not a meal - it was an experience: food, service, atmosphere, design… come and try, won’t forget this…
This restaurant is truly a hidden gem. It’s tucked away in a small alley, and at first it was hard to find, but a kind local guided me there. I do wish the entrance was a little easier to spot, but once inside, it feels like dining in a palace.
I came around 6:30 p.m. when almost every restaurant in the Medina was already closing, and I couldn’t find anywhere else for dinner. This place was one of the very few still open—and they serve until 11:30 p.m. If you ever struggle to find an open restaurant in the evening, this is definitely the one to go to.
The atmosphere is magical, with live music creating such a warm and inviting vibe. The staff are incredibly kind and polite. Our waiter spoke French and was so thoughtful. After dinner, when it started raining very heavily, he even walked me all the way to the main road with the restaurant’s only umbrella and helped me try to find a taxi.
When I still couldn’t get one because of the rain, I unexpectedly met the young owner of the restaurant, who kindly drove me back to my Airbnb himself. I was so touched by this generosity and hospitality.
Everyone here was so warm and genuine. I truly appreciate their kindness and want to thank them through this review. I also heard they are planning to add guest rooms, which I think would be amazing because the restaurant already has a beautiful view over the Medina.
Highly recommend this place—not only for the food and atmosphere but also for the people who make it so special.
We had a wonderful time at Essaraya for dinner! They even had live music, which was outstanding. The food, service, and ambiance were all 5-star and we really appreciated hospitality from our waiter Marwen Charfeddine, whom did everything in his power to make us happy and comfortable. He even gave us a 15 minute tour of the building — they are renovating to add a beautiful hotel and hamam. Thank you for the nice evening, we really appreciated this time at your establishment!
Exceptional service! Traditional tunisian cuisine. It's a beautiful riyad. The atmosphere with live music was just serene.
Excellent experience, great food, exceptional service, wonderful atmosphere. The waiter, Hazim, was so kind and attentive. I highly recommend this restaurant.
The food and atmosphere are really amazing, with live soft music and different rooms with very nice deco and authentic Tunisian atmosphere. But the highlight was Marwen our waiter, who is probably the best person i have met in my life…and i am not that young. Thank you Marwen for everything
It is a very average restaurant. We were looking for a local experience but when asked, they do not know the details. We asked for dessert of sampling of everything sweet but they gave us the same because some of them are sold out. The prices are high versus quantity and quality. I suggest to try other options.
Mahmoud, 6 Rue Ben, Bd Bab Menara, Tunis 1008, Tunisia•
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Café Theater
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3.8
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Tea house
Café Theater, located on the famous Avenue Habib Bourguiba in Tunis, offers a charming setting for locals and visitors to enjoy European-style snacks and brasserie-style food. The café's wide terrace provides a perfect spot to savor coffee while watching the lively avenue. With its classic Tunisian cafe fare, friendly atmosphere, and professional staff, it's a favorite among many. However, some suggest that more attention could be given to maintaining cleanliness at the venue.
Beautiful cafe at the center of the town, near the Theatre Municipal de Tunis.
We had coffee and juice.
It is a great pause after visiting the souks. It is usually busy but you will find a table.
Maria F — Google review
Great location, I had no issues with the service as I see a lot of reviews mentioning it and no issues with the food either. Waiter was fine no super friendly but fine. Food was good, coffee and tea are great. Prices very reasonable … they do take credit cards which is always a plus. I went there twice already since other places charge whatever they want I like seeing the menu and the prices and paying with card so it works for me.
great pasta puttanesca and chicken mushroom white sauce, the wait was a bit too long but the food was worth it
Ojja and a citronade ,my favourite Tunisian fare for last night.
Food is average
Staff are friendly
But tables and the restaurant lacks proper
Cleanliness
Otherwise regarding prices and taste its
Nice
They say a venue is only as good as the most recent visit. On three previous visits, I would have given this place 5 stars for food quality. This time, I ordered a salad which clearly stated it included parmesan cheese. When I realised cheese was missing, I asked if any could be brought to the table. Nothing came. They should have told me the salad was unavailable, rather than serve it with a key ingredient missing. As a result, the salad was bland and boring.
Food is overpriced but average and all the staff are interested in is a tip, everything else they pretend they don't understand, not for English speaking people, Total let down , both times I visited, also mosquitos everywhere
Ojja was decent, the salad not so much. Tomatoes especially were not so fresh and the bread and toasts dry. Service was average, place was not especially clean.
Ave Habib Bourguiba, Tunis, Tunisia•
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Day 3
Proximity is everything
For day 3, we bundled attractions like AZUR CITY and Ave Habib Bourguiba and other places within a close range, so that the time it takes to travel between all of them is less than one hour. Combined with the average time people spend there, your day should take about 8 hours.
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AZUR CITY
4.2
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Shopping mall
Azur City is a modern shopping center in Tunisia that boasts an impressive array of over 100 stores, including international brands. It offers a diverse range of eateries and even features a cinema for entertainment purposes. This mall stands out for its cleanliness and spacious parking area, making it easily accessible to visitors. The customer service is commendable, and the prices are reasonable. Moreover, Azur City provides various options for shopping and leisure activities, making it an ideal destination for both relaxation and retail therapy.
This mall is the closest to our area and its literally ideal for every week groceries, not too big, not too small. I visited every mall in tunisia and this one is by far the best in terms of quality and scale.
Amon — Google review
Extremely crowded shopping center, especially on weekends.
The restaurant area is poorly maintained, with low service quality and hygiene that leaves much to be desired. One of the major downsides is the presence of only two small elevators serving the entire center — clearly a design flaw. These lifts might be suitable for an apartment building, but they are completely inadequate for a busy shopping mall. We spent an unreasonably long time waiting for them.
On the positive side, the mall offers a wide variety of shops, including a large and well-stocked supermarket on the lower level that can meet almost all grocery needs.
There is also a huge playground area, equipped with a rich variety of play structures. It’s arguably the biggest and best indoor play area in Tunisia. I spent around 50 dinars per child, and it’s easy to spend more — a great spot for families with kids.
Another strong point is the large parking area, which makes it easier to access the center even during peak hours — a real advantage given the overall crowd levels.
However, if you're seeking a calm, relaxing shopping experience, I wouldn’t recommend visiting this center on weekends. It's overwhelmingly busy and can be quite stressful.
But if you enjoy lively, crowded environments, don’t mind long waits, and are okay with below-average service, this place might still be worth visiting for its variety of shops, big grocery market, large playground, and convenient parking.
Azur City is the biggest shopping center in Tunis. The complex is in two floors and offers a wide array of items, as well as a very big supermarket. It's slightly out of the city boundaries so you may come a distance to get here. It can be a nice option for a day out shopping here. The foud court has wide variety of items.
The place gets incredibly crowded, especially on weekends, with large groups of teenagers, curious people, and families with loud, restless children. The food court becomes an absolute madhouse, packed with people scrambling to find a seat, all for overpriced and rather terrible food.
Although the building appears to have central air conditioning, it’s often operated more like a fan, making the environment hot and stuffy, almost like sitting in a sauna. It's far from comfortable.
During our last visit (on a Thursday), we stopped by Géant, the main market, and witnessed chaos, arguments and even physical altercations as groups of men fought over buying alcohol. Security had to step in. It was both sad and shocking.
The only parts of the mall that seemed to get busy were Géant and the noisy, disorganized food court.
Outside you will find hordes of men and teens smoking non stop and tossing their cigarette butts everywhere.
Huge place to shop so you must decide max 2 places to shop and 1 place to eat. Otherwise you will lose so much time. Especially if you have kids.
For me only 1 problem that is transportation. If you are coming from Tunis side how would you cross the road? And in Tunisia minibuses always travel full. So especially leaving Azur City you will have to use taxi.
One of the most beautiful mall of Tunisia
Very clean the parking is vast
The service is good, the access is easy the are multiple choices the prices are correct
I recommend these place for devertissment shopping and changing areas
amazing big mall i had fun there with my family it got many boutiques , cinema , brands , play area for kids and many things also sometimes u find events there
Well its good to have more malls in Tunisia
Hoped that Azur will be kinda special amd original
But its not its just a basic mall that only looks beautiful from the highways.
The inside is very normal as architecture
Most of the stores still closed Jan 2020
2097, Ben Arous 2013, Tunisia•
11 min · 7.5 mi
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Ave Habib Bourguiba
4.3
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Notable street
Avenue Habib Bourguiba is a vibrant and lively thoroughfare in the heart of Tunis, characterized by its beautiful tree-lined promenade and stunning art deco and art nouveau architecture. This iconic street has a rich history, having served as a central hub for protests during French colonial times when it was known as Avenue de la Marine.
A very beautifully designed street in the city center. I really like the combination of greenery and the pedestrian path with historical monuments. It’s a lovely walk through this street, and also a nice place to relax on one of the benches. It’s also the safest place in all of Tunisia.
Gospoda B — Google review
Beautiful street and supposed to be equivalent to le Champs-Elysees of Tunisia.
It is a lively street with many restaurants and coffee shops surrounded by a festive atmosphere.
A must visit if coming to Tunisia
Very nice street to walk and full of nice Restaurants and cafes.
Lovely time Lovely place best street in Tunisia
A beautiful blend of history and modern life. Walking down Habib Bourguiba Avenue feels like stepping into the heart of Tunisia — lively cafés, palm-lined streets, and a spirit that never sleeps. The mix of French charm and Tunisian warmth makes it perfect for an evening stroll
I like this place, u can take a long walk around , in both sides of the street there are cafeterias n restaurants, I like the atmosphere ☺️
Always been one of my favorite places in downtown Tunis
at least have a seat and watch the clock view by the wonderful fountain ⛲️
Great and busy street.
Downside is pedestrians areas and side walks are blocked by police carriers either in the embassies surroundings or the ministries etc..
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Cathedral of St Vincent de Paul
4.5
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4.1
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Catholic cathedral
Sights & Landmarks
Sacred & Religious Sites
The Cathedral of St Vincent de Paul and St Olivia of Palermo, inaugurated in 1897, stands as a remarkable testament to Tunisia's colonial past. Nestled on Avenue Habib Bourguiba, this neo-Romanesque architectural gem is the largest surviving structure from that era. Its striking yellow-and-white facade features a stunning golden mosaic depicting Jesus alongside two angelic figures playing trumpets. This grand church honors St.
Lovely little cathedral decorated with some very nice frescoes. Interesting mosaics of past popes on the walls too.
Note that access is gained by the side door up an alley off Rue D'Alger.
Where A — Google review
The Cathedral of Saint Vincent de Paul is a stunning landmark right in the heart of Tunis, across from the French Embassy and near Avenue Habib Bourguiba. The architecture is beautiful, blending Romanesque and Moorish influences, and the stained glass windows inside are truly impressive. Even though it’s not a huge cathedral, it has a peaceful atmosphere that offers a nice escape from the busy street outside.
It’s also an important piece of Tunisian history, dating back to the late 19th century, and still hosts services today. Definitely worth a quick visit if you’re exploring downtown Tunis—you don’t need long to appreciate its charm.
I was surprised to see a catholic church in Tunisia, a rare thing to see. But definitely unique and beautiful architecture! From inside and outside! It was so nice to explore this place.
Beautiful Cathedral. The entrance is on a side street
One of the very few masses available in Tunis
18:30hrs every day except Sunday’s at 9:00 and 11
A rare sighting in Tunisia, a church of this size. Nice and imposing building. It was closed at the time of my visit.
It can be found not far from the Médina and is directly opposite Ibn Khaldoun Statue and I love Tunis sign.
It is one of the best monuments of Tunis city
Very clean, well preserved
The front entrance is closed. The church is open twice a day with entrance from side street of Rue Algiers. No tickets needed. A well maintained Church of historical significance .
A beautiful building offering peace and calm after the chaos of the medina. The windows are exquisite.
53 Rue Mokhtar Attia, Tunis, Tunisia•
5 min · 0.24 mi
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Le Palmarium
3.8
(854)
2.7
(3)
Shopping mall
A recommended destination in Tunis is the shopping complex known as Le Palmarium. This vibrant establishment offers an array of enticing options for shoppers. With its diverse range of stores and boutiques, visitors can find a variety of goods and products to suit their needs. The mall provides a plethora of shopping opportunities, showcasing various brands and merchandise. Le Palmarium's dynamic atmosphere creates an enjoyable experience for those seeking to explore fashionable clothing, accessories, electronics, or household items.
I would gladly recommend this to friends.
GIWS C — Google review
Nice mall with decent prices. Not big, but there are good selection of stores. Many sellers are aggressive and don't let you look peacefully.
Big shopping center with many shops to buy everything. In the nearby of the main Street Hbib Bourgiba.
If you like to shop from small business owners and places like Azur City is too overwhelming to you, this place would be the perfect choise.
This shopping center, located on the main street, is a great place to shop for clothes and accessories. With two floors of mostly clothing shops, you’ll find a wide selection of items at normal prices. There’s also a small coffee shop where you can take a break and enjoy a cup of coffee. If you’re in need of some mobile phone accessories, you’ll find those here too. Overall, it’s a good shopping experience that won’t break the bank.
If you don't want to walk all over the place, come here
Very basic as a mall, and hygiene is really bad in this place
There is no kids area or coffee can sitting.
Q5XJ+GF6, Ave Habib Bourguiba, Tunis, Tunisia•
1 min · 300 ft
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Municipal Theatre
4.5
(446)
4.4
(56)
Performing arts theater
Concerts & Shows
Historical place
Theaters
The Municipal Theatre is a stunning Art-Deco building located on the main street of colonial Tunis. This historic performing arts venue, with approximately 1300 seats, has recently been renovated and offers a rustic decor. While not open for visits, it comes highly recommended as a place to enjoy concerts, plays, and other performances. The theatre holds significant historical and architectural value and is considered a must-visit while in Tunis.
Nice building, very pretty. Lots of shows going on, saw a free dance performance outside one evening.
Tim H — Google review
Tonight, the Théâtre Municipal de Tunis pulsed with 80s and 90s nostalgia. Iconic hits, a charismatic lead, and a vibrant live band had the crowd on their feet. Purple lights, a disco ball, and dreamy visuals set the scene for an unforgettable night of music and memories.
Needs a bit of attention in terms of sound system for certain shows
But overall a great architectural venue
Viewed façade whist on walking tour, worth a little detour ,quite pleasing.
No longer able to post photos on maps as download camera onto either tablet or computer ,both Windows 10 ,and maps no longer accepts my photos!!
Outside meeting location for several Tunis walking tours. Didn't see the inside, but read several recent reviews that say it's in decline.
A beautiful small theatre with approximately 1300 seats, recently renovated, rustic decor... we had the privilege to attend a live performance by the Cartage Symphony Orchestra.. unique and priceless!! A must visit while in Tunis
Unfortunately the theatre has been undergoing renovations for the last few months- locals have no idea when/ if will ever reopen. A shame as from the Art Nouveau exterior, it seems a beautiful building.
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This probably the greatest venue in the whole country. Amazing architectural design both outside and inside. The place just has some magic in it.
2 Rue de Greece, Tunis, Tunisia•
6 min · 0.31 mi
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Barcelona Train Station
3.5
(140)
Train ticket office
Barcelona Train Station is a bustling hub that connects travelers to various destinations, including the vibrant neighborhoods and historical sites of the city. While it offers convenient access to local attractions like supermarkets and cultural landmarks, it's essential to be aware of ongoing construction affecting certain routes. This may require passengers to disembark at specific stops and walk to continue their journey. The station itself provides basic amenities such as restrooms and shops, making it a practical choice for commuters.
The downtown is a tiny bit rough but very authentic and I was very happy to walk in this neighbourhood. I wouldn’t recommend it to go there alone after dusk (I was walking with local) but if you want to see different part of Tunis …go
Marta C — Google review
The main train station in Tunis where you can get to different cities. Unfortunately, you should not have very high expectations. The station is managed OK but there is nothing fancy and there is no indication of the details of the route on each platform. You need to find someone to ask, if you can. As for trains, there is no AC and in summer time, it is really exhausting.
The only place we could find in Tunis that has luggage storage. We only speak English and the men there helped us to store 2 bags for 6 days for 22TND.
For other travellers taking TunisAir Express flights with a limit of 15kg, would recommend storing luggage here.
As a foreign female, I had no issues, as other reviews stated. The station was not busy at 10am, ticket was easy and quick to purchase. However, the train was over an hour late departing, it was very filthy, and rather slow.
Generally safe during the day but at night there are robberies and during the football matches plenty of fights. The station is close to everything; a supermarket, a mosque, the old city, Bourgeba St, etc. There is a usable bathroom and several shops within. Tickets are very cheap and an unlimited month pass is available. The Japanese built the suburban line to the southern neighborhoods and it's structurally the best train in Tunisia. True, it's late often but considering how often youth hold the doors open and people park cars along the train line, that's to be expected.
I wish I could go back time and never use the train. Dirty, stinky and no fresh air while waiting for the train to go. I thought seats were disgusting until I went to WC. It's even worse than the train and station. Broken sink, trash everywhere and toilet itself makes you want to wait 2 hours to use a bathroom at home.
Also, if you're not a Tunesian woman you'll cause some kind of enertainment for everyone in train - everyone will stare at you. Didn't feel safe.
At least there is good books stores
Horrible experience. Trains r not cming on time. 2to 4 hours delays is normal. Instead use intercity small minivans. On time and cheap.
Q5WJ+466, Gare de Tunis, Rue Ali Darghouth, Tunis, Tunisia•
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Under a 4-minute walk from Municipal Theatre, here are a few close by recommendations for when you get hungry exploring around.
Restaurant La Mamma
3.8
(165)
3.4
(114)
Mediterranean restaurant
Restaurant La Mamma offers a lunch special consisting of an appetizer, main course, and dessert for a reasonable price of 12.90TND. Despite the low expectations due to the price, customers are pleasantly surprised by the quality and quantity of the food. The salad is generously portioned with a variety of ingredients, while the grilled fish is cooked to perfection. The chocolate mousse stands out as an excellent choice for dessert.
La Mamma really won me over. From the moment I walked in, the staff made me feel at home. Super friendly, attentive, and just easy to be around. The Mediterranean dishes were packed with flavor, cooked just right, and had that honest, comforting feel you only get from a place that knows what it’s doing. And the wine? Spot on. Great selection, served with care and a real understanding of pairing. Nothing over the top, just done right.
The vibe? Just perfect. The vintage decor gives the place a warm, lived-in charm, and there happened to be a local art exhibit while I was there, which made it even more lively and memorable. And I have to mention the guitar player that brought real heart to the place. It wasn’t just background music; it set the mood.
La Mamma’s easily become my go-to spot in Tunis. I’ll definitely be back, and next time, I’m bringing friends.
Khalil R — Google review
Delish food, good and fast service
A nice restaurant in the heart of Tunis. They offer full menu for 20dt and it's a great deal. I really enjoyed the food here, I tried their pasta and grilled fish and they definitely didn't disappoint. Followed by a salad fruit that it refreshing. The service here is also great. I find the employees to be polite and helpful which is very important. Looking forward to visiting this more often.
The first time we came here the waiter was lovely, and the place looks nice. The second time we came and sat on the second floor. The waiter came and was rude, when we asked for the drink menu (which we got last time) he repeatedly yelled THIS IS A RESTAURANT, and didnt respond when we asked what he meant. He refused to bring us a drink menu or serve us and told us no, shook his head at us, told us to leave. All out of nowhere. The rudest waiter Ive met here.
We also asked him multiple times when he came over “what should we do? Do you want us to leave?” And he just shook his head and walked away. We asked for the bill for the one beer he served us and he refused to bring it. He had his jaw clenched and just walked away each time and left us there wondering what to do.
Had a set menu lunch special (1 app, 1 main and 1 dessert) for 12.90TND
. Given the price my expectations weren't high, but received a very nice (and sizeable) salad with many ingredients, good grilled fish and an excellent chocolate mousse. Highly recommend.
Nice place it’s an institution for the last 50 years good fresh food affordable .Lunch 3 course meal for 20 dinars.
It is difficult to describe the disappointment this Restaurant generated in me. The service was basically non existent, while ordering the food, the waiter just left in the middle of the sentence to welcome other guests. Then he forgot one plate completely and did not believe us that we ordered it, so my company had to wait long time for his plate. The food seemed to be frozen microwaved food and the cordon bleu I ordered was burnt. The only thing that somehow tasted like something was the gratin de fruits de mers but my partner has now stomach ache, so we are not sure about its freshness. To top everything the bill was wrong and higher with a plate we did not order, instead of correcting it the waiter told us to recalculate the bill by ourselves.
I've been in some really bad restaurants in my life, but this one wins the prize for the worst restaurant I've ever been.
Never again.
Great atmosphere, excellent food, very friendly staff
11 bis, Rue de Marseille, Tunis 1000, Tunisia•
Restaurant Chez Slah
4.0
(235)
4.1
(639)
Restaurant
Nestled in the heart of Tunis, Restaurant Chez Slah has been delighting diners for over twenty years with its charming bistro ambiance and delectable French cuisine. This cozy eatery is a beloved spot among locals, known for its fresh seafood sourced daily from nearby markets. While it may be a bit tricky to locate, the effort is well worth it for those seeking beautifully prepared dishes that highlight the best of local flavors. The attentive service adds to the welcoming atmosphere, making every guest feel special.
Absolutely loved this place! The food was fresh, full of flavor, and beautifully presented. The staff was friendly and the owner was also very Kind. Cozy atmosphere and reasonable prices. A must-visit if you’re in the area!
Erfaneh M — Google review
They have a menu which seems to be just a rough guideline of available dishes. All the dishes we liked were not available and eventually they showed us the fresh fish they actually have. That is fine, but - if always like that - maybe it makes sense to have a daily menu. Food was nice but service not too attentive. Anyway definitely a recommendation for sea food lovers.
Tunisia's hidden restaurant! It's hard to find, but the service, atmosphere, and grilled seafood are extraordinary. The main dish is delicious, but the fries are really crispy!!
High quality seafood and potato. People are friendly and attentive
I thoroughly enjoyed this restaurant. It reminds me of excellent restaurants back home, with outstanding service, a simple yet high-quality menu, and a short but well-chosen wine list in a cozy setting. While the prices are a bit higher than average, they reflect the superior quality of both the food and service.
Very rude staff and the food was bland. We got charged an extra 70 dinars and when we asked, the waiter said “you need to pay more, this is Tunisia”
One of the best restaurant in Tunis. It is a very small restaurant with excellent service and very good fish. The food is along the best quality available in the market. I enjoy the fish and they have a very famous desert : chocolate mousse. I strongly recommend this restaurant and it is better to make a reservation one day before.
Great service and nice setting. The food was expensive for what you get. Was a little annoyed to be given a plate of fries - I come to a nice restaurant to avoid the temptation of fries! haha.
The Brik was very good thanks 👍
14 Bis Rue Pierre de Coubertin, Tunis, Tunisia•
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Day 4
Keep it simple
For day 4, these 5 places should be enough to fill your day with something exciting to do in Tunis. Start the day with Dar El Jeld Restauraunt and make your way through the city to get to Kasbah Mosque. This should take about 8 hours of your day.
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Dar El Jeld Restauraunt
4.3
(1004)
4.4
(1184)
Restaurant
Nestled in the heart of Tunis's medina, Dar El Jeld is a stunning gem that combines history with culinary excellence. Housed in an elegant 18th-century home belonging to the Abdelkefi family, this refined hotel features beautifully designed suites and two exquisite restaurants. Guests can indulge in traditional Tunisian cuisine, including mouthwatering lamb and fish couscous, served amidst intricate wall carvings and vibrant tiles that reflect the rich culture of Tunisia.
We had lunch here after walking in the souk in a super hot day. There were plenty of tables available and live music going on. They were very polite and the food was super good (the best we’ve had on Tunisian food). The lamb tasted very delicious and tender, the fish dish that the waiter recommended was perfectly cooked. We also tried Tunisian white wine and it was very smooth. My only suggestion for them would be to add high chair support for kids although this is a high end restaurant, our toddler had to sit on our lap and was very difficult to eat with him.
Mahya H — Google review
I am profoundly perplexed by the high mark this restaurant receives. Apart from the amazing dining room in an old converted palace, everything else is decidedly ordinary. Yes they do welcome you on arrival and make you sit in the front lounge but do not have the finesse to offer you the menu to ponder over whilst waiting, let alone a small nibble to whet your appetite. Once you are sat at the table and given the menu, a miserable looking older man comes around to take your orders with not a sliver of a smile or acknowledgment. Shockingly, the menu is very limited and reminiscent of a fixed priced pre-theatre tourist menu hence you can forget indulging yourself in any kind of feasting. And if that failed to disappoint you, you can then rest assure that the food will taste no different from any other Tunisian restaurants charging half the price. This was our sixth Tunisian restaurant at this point. In fact my fish soup was so tasteless and so was the fish couscous, I had never been so happy to see a salt cruet. Even the wine list fails to include any non-Tunisian wines which is almost a crime for a supposedly upmarket restaurant. All in all, this is a very bog standard Tunisian restaurant that happened to be in a nice room. More hype than substance. You will not eat any better here just because they have pretty mosaics and lamps. Not recommended unless you really don’t know what to do with your money.
My 4th stay at Dar El Jeld — still the same rude security guard.
This was my fourth stay at Dar El Jeld, and I’ve always loved it. The hotel perfectly combines Tunisian culture, tradition, and modern comfort. The rooms are elegant, the atmosphere refined, and the staff, especially the female team at the hammam and spa are warm, attentive, and professional. The rooftop restaurant is also excellent, and Fatma deserves a special mention for her constant smile, speed, and helpfulness.
However, my stay was again overshadowed by one of the security guards at the entrance, whose behavior remains unacceptable. Despite being a guest, he repeatedly stopped me at the door, asking the same unnecessary questions in a cold, almost aggressive tone. He never returned my greetings, neither “hello” nor “goodbye,” and looked me up and down every time I passed, in a way that felt judgmental and intrusive. It made me, and even my husband, extremely uncomfortable.
What’s disappointing is that several other guests have mentioned this same issue in previous reviews, yet it seems nothing has been done to address it. This guard’s attitude does not reflect the spirit, hospitality, or elegance of Dar El Jeld, and it’s a shame for such a wonderful establishment to allow this behavior to continue.
During a recent business trip to Tunisia, I was taken to dinner at the Dar El Geld restaurant in the Medina in Tunis. We were a large group seated in a separate room so comparisons with a private dining experience may be difficult. The restaurant itself has classical Tunisian architecture, with the front door and foyer offset from the restaurant so that one cannot look inside to the whole of the seating area. Dar el Geld has a number of dining rooms and areas, reached through corridoes and stairs, many of which have no handrails, so visitors should be careful.
When we were seated, our table already had several salads, some cheese appetizers, etc. already on the table, all of which were quite appetizing. We had a choice of either fish or lamb, and I chose the latter. The servings were very generous, and they were followed by the classic Tunisian bowl of fruit for dessert. The service was excellent and many of the staff spoke English.
If you’re looking for a classical Tunisian dining experience, this restaurant should not be missed.
Dar El Jeld is a must-visit in Tunis. The atmosphere is on another level — elegant, authentic, and full of character. The food is really good, with classic Tunisian dishes done beautifully, and the service is friendly and professional. Prices are fair for the quality and setting. It’s the kind of place that makes dinner feel like an experience rather than just a meal.
Amazing food, location, and vibes! It’s definitely very expensive by Tunisian standards, but if you can afford it, it’s worth paying the price. I found the food somewhat unique compared to other nice restaurants, and the live instrumental music was a nice surprise! Places like these are among the rarer places that offer alcohol, and I was pleased to try Tunisian wine which was very delicious!
NB: this is a review of the restaurant, the hotel listing is down the road.
A nicely priced opportunity to enjoy the architecture and dishes of Tunisian fine dining. From the artful waiting rooms to the expansive dining area with verandah above, the building almost gets all of the attention. But dishes like the brick de boeuf - crispy pastry, lean meat, runny egg - take the attention back again. Take an evening to linger here.
Posh restaurant: bril de loueuf with an excellent, light, crispy pastry. Tasty beef with a runny egg inside. Delicious.
Dar Jeld is a very nice place, so traditional and vintage. The food is tasty, full of Tunisian flavors. Good vibes, you feel like home with friends.
5-10, Rue Dar El Jeld, Street 1005, Tunisia•
2 min · 500 ft
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Hammouda Pacha Mosque
4.6
(118)
Mosque
The Hammouda Pacha Mosque is an awe-inspiring place of worship, boasting magnificent and captivating architectural design. This masjid showcases breathtakingly exquisite craftsmanship, leaving visitors in awe of its sheer beauty. With a history spanning over four centuries, this ancient mosque stands as a testament to the rich cultural heritage of its region. The intricate details and grandeur displayed throughout this remarkable structure are truly remarkable.
A beautiful mosque in Tunis. I really liked the Minaret. Beautiful. It was free to enter and I was allowed in the courtyard. I really enjoyed the architecture of the mosque. The mosque was built in 1655 by Hammouda Bey. I really enjoyed my visit.
Michael M — Google review
Historical place .. and nice pray in
Walked past this. Interesting minaret 17 century classified as an ancient monument as long ago as 1912.
No photos. Google maps does not accept photos stored on my Windows 10 devices. Sorry .Had good ones!
The mosque has a very interesting history but is not that well maintained unfortunately.
@Tunisian Authorities:
Please do something with that annoying guy infront of the mosque that annoys EVERY tourist passing by. Nobody needs his nonsense guide and pushy behaviour. If you dont take action you will end up like Cairo, which is hell on earth for tourist. So choose wisely dear Tunisia :)
ancient mosque (450 years old), just great !
The architecture of this mosque it is so beautiful
Fantastic Masjid with amazing beautiful architecture.
Wonderful architecture mosque
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El Ali Restaurant & Cafe
4.1
(734)
4.4
(537)
Restaurant
Cafe
Nestled in the vibrant heart of the medina, El Ali Restaurant & Cafe offers a delightful escape from the lively streets of Tunis. With its stunning rooftop terrace that boasts breathtaking views of the Zitouna Mosque, this charming spot is perfect for savoring traditional Tunisian cuisine. The warm and welcoming staff serve refreshing citronnade and smoothies, making it an ideal place to unwind. Inside, you'll find a cozy atmosphere enhanced by comfortable sofas and a library where you can enjoy sweet mint tea at your leisure.
I visited this restaurant with a friend, and it turned out to be an excellent choice for lunch. The food was absolutely delightful; we opted for two traditional dishes. The service was top-notch, and the atmosphere was peaceful and inviting. I highly recommend it!
Amin D — Google review
I stopped for coffee and desert during a busy shopping day in the souk. The atmosphere in the cafe on the top floor is terrific. Would’ve given five stars except the service was sooooo slow (almost 40 mins to get water & coffee). But was still a lovely place to sit on the shady terrace with the smell of roses and a neat view.
Well, it was average overall, especially when you try to think of the value of the food and service you're getting for your money. The waiter was nice and cooperative, but it took him so long to get my order and I don't blame him cuz the place seemed understaffed seeing the number of people they kept having on a Saturday.
The food was okay, nothing special...
Absolutely delicious! Try their home-made lemonade, and let the manager guide you through their delicious menu!
Had a lovely breakfast today at this cute lil place the food was great and the atmosphere was immaculate the attention to detail is very appreciated here. The service although slow was nice and the staff were very accommodating and nice.
Would definitely come back and try their lunch menu next time.
Excellent restaurant for Tunisian dishes. The tuna brik, lamb Tajine Maalma and Asida were all great
Good food, big portions, nice staff, but they are slow a bit…
Ultimately the best in La médina even before el Attarine and dar el Jeld and way above el Mrabet in terms of the 3s: service, food, and atmosphere. The table setting is well thought out and according to standards. The chef’s dishes are excellent and bring out the Tunisian flavours. All the staff is patient, organised, and polite. There is no discrimination or favorable treatment, everyone is welcome here.
Rue Jamaa Ez Zitouna, Tunis, Tunisia•
1 min · 200 ft
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Souk El Attarine
4.3
(115)
Market
Souk El Attarine, also known as the Perfume Makers Souq, is a historic market dating back to the 13th century. It is renowned for its shops selling fragrant oils and waters. The central area features interesting shops while the outer edges are filled with stalls offering various goods. Visiting on a Sunday offers a calmer experience compared to other days, with less aggressive vendors and a cleaner environment.
A truly unique and amazing experience in the Souk of Tunis! This place have everything from: cafe's, shops, food stands, jewellery stores, hand made craftsmanship etc. This place is very busy, crowded and very alive! That's very unique and fun place to visit. To have a true experiences and feel authentic vibe of Tunis as a tourist. Highly recommending this place to visit! :)
Mantvydas Ū — Google review
The old souk of Tunis is where you can find very good products for souvenirs. Make sure not accept the first price they quote. Just walk away and price drops dramatically. The alleyways of the souk are cramped so you will be walking very slowly, especially during the morning time when it is very crowded.
This is a must-visit traditional market (souq) in Tunis that has allies of stores and traditional restaurants/cafes.
The place has several entrances and exits. The place can be quite crowded.
As one walks, there are many old mosques and madrassas (schools) to visit.
If you wish to buy anything, tourists are encouraged to bargain and inquire about the price from several stores.
If you want to visit the souq and the surrounding mosques and madrassas, allocate a few hours.
Amazing Souk in Tunis. A place filled with shops, cafe’s, food stands. So much to see and do in this area. It is very crowded, but really fun to walk around and see all the shops and life going on in the big city. I really enjoyed my visit and highly recommend seeing this area.
A crowded and touristy spot where you can find all sorts of handcrafted products and homemade food. Many items are original and genuinely handcrafted, though some lean toward the cheaper side. Definitely worth a visit. Beware of pickpockets and keep an eye on your bags.
I visited on Sunday, it was much calmer than usual. To my surprise, the vendors were less aggressive than in Medina of Sousse. And the place was a bit cleaner too!
Fun to walk around
Enjoy a chapatti and have a chat with the locals
The central part of the souk had some interesting shops. The outer edges are filled with stalls selling knock-off Nikes. The traffic around that area on a Saturday was insane. We found street parking south of the souk (a 20 minute walk)
7 min · 0.34 mi
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Kasbah Mosque
4.6
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4.0
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Mosque
Sights & Landmarks
Sacred & Religious Sites
The Kasbah Mosque, also known as the Almohad Mosque, is a significant historical monument in Tunis, Tunisia. Dating back to 1235, it was commissioned by Abu Zakariya Yahya, the founder of the Hafsid dynasty. The mosque features the tallest minaret in the area and is known for signaling prayer times to other mosques with a white flag. Despite its closure since a past revolution, visitors still admire its architectural beauty and historical importance.
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Noor S — Google review
Beautiful historic mosque close to Medina!
An early morning stroll in the kasbah square with a breathtaking sunrise 🌄 view enjoy!!⛅⛅
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Wonderful place but sadly it's closed since the so called revolution
Beautiful Mosque i was so happy to perform my salat there
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Where to eat
Even the most seasoned adventurers need a break to chow down some food. Close to Souk El Attarine, these restaurants are about a 1-minute walk away.
Fondouk El Attarine
4.2
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4.2
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Restaurant
Tunisian restaurant
The restaurant Fondouk El Attarine is a gorgeous, brightly lit place where travellers can enjoy a selection of delicious traditional Tunisian dishes. It's perfect for restoring energy after a long day, and is a great spot to meet other travellers from all over the world.
Amazing spot in the heart of the Medina. Lovely atmosphere and delicious food. Super yummy! Our waitress was Emna, who took such good care of us. The space was clean and the food was super delicious. Total gem in tunis
Hajer B — Google review
Visit: 03/01/25
1 person, for lunch.
PROS:
- Very nice place!
- good and fast service
- it comes A LOT of food. It can be easily shared buy 2 people. Even 3 people if you ask for the full menu (starter + main + dessert)
- considering the amount of food, the price is really fair
CONS:
- the food is good, but not great. I was expecting more. It was not very tasteful as I wish
General: this is as very nice place, just in the middle of the Medina and a few steps from the mosque. It’s like an Oasis on the middle of the crowed Medina. The ambiance is calm, elegant and very silent. There are also few booths with local artesian pieces.
It’s a good place to rest and breath, but do not expect the best food on earth. It’s just normal.
This place is a true hidden gem in the Medina of Tunis. Set in a beautifully restored caravanserai, it combines history, charm, and refined Tunisian cuisine. The dishes are authentic yet elegant — especially the couscous and fish— and the atmosphere is serene, with traditional décor and soft Andalusian music. A perfect spot for an unforgettable local dining experience. The waiters are too nice.
Its a nice and renovated place. It has alot of light because of the roof, tough they added a glass roofing to stay dry even when it rains. Its a nice but busy place to go for eating as it is a bit famous. Would still recommend going there and taking the daily menu for a good deal.
First things first, BEST BREAD I've ever had, like wow we need the recipe.
Now that we got that out of the way, the main dishes that we got were the fish with couscous and the Tunisian traditional dish kybkabou. Those were average, but still good.
The restaurant is located inside the Medina and it's like you're stepping into another world once you enter. It's a very well lit garden, very nicely decorated. Of course it's touristic, but it's a great choice for clean lunch while exploring the Mdina.
Prices are on the pricier side for Tunisian standards, as the main dish is around 13€ but it's okay. Card payment is also possible. Alcohol isn't served here.
The place itself is wonderfully beautiful. The menu for Romdhan is really good, expectedly pricey tho. The soupes were both good, brik well done, desert and tea were good, the main plate was also good except for the rice with calamar. I would just say it’s missing spice overall.
All in all, a good experience.
We had very good lunch there. I took a three courses menu. Portions were big. Food was delicious.
Took my mom for a cozy authentic lunch for 2.... or thats what I thought 😶
Service : veryyyyyy slow (cant even start to emphasis on that) ... took us at least 20 to 30 minutes to get our entrée... then another 20 for the main courses... waiter was rude to us : left us to the menu thought it needed some explanation (the menu wasn't clear, no available mebu cards on the table, only chalkboard that is taken from one table to another) ... when we called for help he didnt offer much ... Also DISCRIMINATING locals and tourists (we are paying the same... not getting the same service ...)
Food: Endorsed as authentic Tunisian food, Im afraid that what we had lack in taste and presentation to raise to the original Tunisian traditional food ... the couscous with fish (كسكسي بالحوت) we had taste like its made for the vegetarian version (كسكسي بالخضرة) with a side slice of fish ... thought as Tunisians we all know that it has a singular taste that's so different from the later ... We also had another plate with beef (3 small pieces of meat) and 3 stuffed olives ... the chef's salade is not well presented (pieces of fruit and lettuce everywhere, didnt taste that good .... a veryyyyyy ordinary brika (one that should cost less than 5 dinars) ... the zgougou creme was very sugary and watery ... the topping tastes very awful...
Veryyyyyy overpriced +++++++
You literally can have better for quarter the price 😐
The atmosphere: at first the music was a bit loud ... the decor and the place were amazing, beautiful and eye-catching... the only positive thing about the experience...
Wholeheartedly, I do not recommend
9 Bis Souk El Attarine, Tunis, Tunisia•
Dar Slah
4.7
(400)
4.4
(161)
Tunisian restaurant
Restaurant
Tucked away in the vibrant Medina, Dar Slah is a charming restaurant that invites you to savor authentic Tunisian cuisine amidst minimalist decor. This delightful eatery serves up classic dishes accompanied by an array of appetizers like mechouia—a zesty salad featuring grilled vegetables—and chorba, a flavorful spiced meat soup. The daily changing mains often highlight traditional couscous paired with succulent fish or lamb.
A must-visit!!
As a Tunisian, I found myself obsessed with their food, the quality and taste were incredible!
Also, the atmosphere was amazing. As soon as you enter the restaurant, you’ll feel the family vibes, as it is owned by a family, and they are all there to welcome and serve you. I felt as if I had gone back home for lunch!
I recommend it to everyone who wants to try traditional Tunisian food in a cozy place.
Kharrat C — Google review
We had such an amazing lunch here at Dar Slah - full of authentic Tunisian flavors and dishes! The brother and sister pair who run the restaurant were so friendly and welcoming! Truly must visit if you’re in the medina! Best food we’ve had on our trip so far!
I was looking for a restaurant that serves true traditional Tunisian food—something that would bring back memories of my childhood here. Dar Slah gave my mother and me exactly that. The food was “zemni”—homemade, authentic, and prepared with remarkable expertise and care. Every dish was exceptionally delicious.
But the experience went far beyond the food. The service was excellent—the staff were warm, polite, and took the time to explain everything with genuine attention. The calm traditional music in the background added to the atmosphere, making it all the more enjoyable.
Dar Slah is a hidden gem in the Medina, just steps away from the Zitouna Mosque. It feels like a place where tradition lives on. I don’t usually recommend restaurants, but this one I 100% do. If you come to Tunis, you cannot miss it.
We had a amazing lunch experience here, they service was just top notch, the server explained us their changing menus. Loved the couscous here. Service is really warm and welcoming, I recommend booking if you are a big group.
Great hospitality and delicious food. The tasting menu is a must, the starter was fresh and flavourful and the mains offer a great selection of seafood, meat and vegetarian Tunisian dishes. The dessert is surprisingly flavourful and rich! Absolutely loved it! 🥰
I’ve tried the new tasting menu at Dar Slah, and it was such a great experience! You get to try a little bit of everything ☺️ perfect if you you want to share with friends. I really enjoyed the cozy atmosphere, and the service was warm and welcoming.
Definitely a spot I’ll be coming back to!
Great food, delicious and varied dishes, excellent service, friendly atmosphere. The entrées all the locals love, traditional dishes taste like home-made food. We had couscous with lamb and sweet dish with lamb, dried figs, almonds, potatoes annnd dates. Desserts are also tasty. Green TEA was on the house. I recommend this restaurent for tunisians and foreigners.
In my experience, this is the best restaurant I have ever visited in tunisia.Very cleanThe stuff is very nice, and the manager is very friendly
145 Rue de la Kasbah, Tunis 1006, Tunisia•
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Day 5
Visit Tunisia Mall 2
For day 5, stop by Tunisia Mall 2 in the morning to start off your day. Then, if time permits, visit B7L9 Art Centre as well. If you end up going to all 7, that should fill up about 8 hours.
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Tunisia Mall 2
3.9
(714)
3.3
(3)
Shopping mall
Tunisia Mall 2 is a contemporary shopping center featuring a wide array of both international and local brands. While the mall offers good brand coverage, some visitors may find the space to be somewhat crowded with low ceilings. Additionally, parking is available outside the mall for convenience. Although there is a strong presence of well-known brands, some may feel that there could be more diversity in the offerings.
Fun place to do some shopping or kill time. Has everything from clothes, accessories, electronics and food
Saber O — Google review
Very disappointing. If you plan to visit for the first time, have no expectations. The mall is very small with few shops. Prices are expensive, and what it seemed to be a food court is like a ghost house with one food place. The building is not connected to the other mall.
Where is the mall? Honestly, I don’t understand what’s inside Tunisia Mall. First, it’s dirty you can’t even find tissues on the floor. Everything is way too expensive! Are you serious with these prices? Buying elsewhere is cheaper. The mall itself is tiny just two floors, that’s it. Honestly, very disappointing.
It’s nice but small mall, they have ZARA , Massimo dutti
Quite modern mall, it has plenty of International/local brands. But the space is a bit crowded and low ceiling. You can park the car outside the mall.
Good brand coverage, but not much variety.
Small, very warm and not much on offer
I can’t name it as a mall. It is a tiny complex with few shops.
R7WJ+R7F, Tunis, Tunisia•
7 min · 3.9 mi
2Sarra — Google reviewJaime F — Google reviewM M — Google reviewWalid N — Google reviewDark P — Google reviewRawdha H — Google reviewTatenda D — Google review
B7L9 Art Centre
4.5
(82)
Art center
Centre d'art B7L9 - Art Station is a vibrant hub for contemporary art that opened its doors in 2019, thanks to the Kamel Lazaar Foundation for Art and Culture. Nestled in Bahr Lazreg, a working-class neighborhood near La Marsa, this innovative space aims to foster artistic expression while positively impacting the local community.
Very interesting place in a poor neighbourhood. Various artworks exhibited. The tarrace is a wonderful place to chill out having some ment tea. The perfect meeting place in Tunis. Staff supper friendly.
Genti K — Google review
I loved the event here yesterday but the place was a little small many didn’t find a place to sit and just stood outside in the rain
Amazing arts centre. Exhibitions and concerts are organised here very often. The place is big (3 floors with a big rooftop).
The place is in the middle of nowhere, which makes it more interesting, so transportation should be by car or taxi.
Beautiful building, but a bit inaccessible to the local population. The staff, although nice, didn’t seem particularly knowledgeable about the foundation nor the exhibitions.
Wonderful space for art exhibitions, with very good lighting and quite large ceiling height. That has made my visit experience awesome. There is a small dark room for watching videos as part of the exhibition. It would have been great if that room had additional seats for visitors, as I had to watch part of a short movie standing since there are no free seats available. Other suggestion is to add fans even in the main exhibition space as it was quite hot during my afternoon visit.
Keep up with good work !
The rooms are tiny, which is not appropriate for concerts. However, the place is well equipped and serves its purpose.
B7L9 is a wonderful space where art is accessible to everyone regardless of their background.
It offers a diverse range of experiences ranging from solo shows to group shows exploring a diverse range of topics.
It also offers musical shows and ateliers to youngsters.
It’s a cool little corner in the outskirts of Soukra-Tunis. Open place with small up coming artists and free entrance. No drinks no food just chill out. The location is really is the middle of nowhere though so don’t expect to go by taxi (you’ll need a car)
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Soukra Park
3.6
(370)
Amusement park
Situated in Tunis, Soukra Park is a captivating amusement park that offers an array of enjoyable endeavors. With a reasonable price range and an assortment of intriguing attractions, this park is a favored destination for both visitors and residents alike. Children are guaranteed to have an incredible experience as they engage in various activities and frolic in the pools provided by the park. Whether it's thrilling rides or captivating pastimes, Soukra Park ensures endless entertainment for all.
An old park, not great but has enough attractions for kids and parents, the staff is very friendly and over all it's really affordable
AbdelKarim B — Google review
We have been to many theme parks from the 1st to the 3rd world with our now 9 year old. We took public transportation and walked in, so parking was not an issue for us. However, except for two of the larger rides not working, it was quite a nice experience. There was plenty to do over about 3 to 4 hours. Some of the animal cages were rather sad, but our son enjoyed it very much. I recommend taking a picture of the ride ‘menu’ for your chosen wristband to avoid disappointment. You can buy individual rides at any of the ticket booth if you just want to accompany your child on a few. Many complaints about having to pay more are a result of not paying attention when buying a wristband.
My kids loved it! It's their first time to visit Tunis, good ambiance and competent staff! Thanks!
It was a good experience that I had . It's the summer holidays but it wasn't crowded at all .I did not wait to enter . I enjoyed playing. I'm 17 and there's some games for us and older ppl not just kids . There's also a restaurant\café and it's okay , not that good but it works yk . BUTTTT my favorite part is the Animation part for children .. it's not an expensive work but it's so much fun I even participated cuz it was exciting and so interactif . Gotta give it to that spiderman with his moves tho :)))
It's fine but not very joyful it's like only three four rides that interesting but other than it's kinda empty. But I like the water rides are fun i suggest that.
Good place to visit with your family not that much big but you will have fun
Super cool
Good plan
12 min · 7.4 mi
4Nicolas S — Google reviewMarius — Google reviewD D — Google reviewJohn A — Google reviewRick K — Google reviewForgács M — Google reviewYassine S — Google review
Tunis Port
3.5
(77)
Marina
La Goulette, the port suburb of the capital, has held significant strategic importance for ages due to its control over the harbor entrance. It is advisable to depart early to avoid waiting in a queue and feeling stressed about potential tardiness for the cruise ship. On arrival, it is recommended to stay patient and steer clear of aggressive individuals attempting to sell services or products at high prices. Tunisia promises an enjoyable experience!
Great place. Nice people. Very clean and organized.
Wissam Z — Google review
The shops seem to be all the same. If you just want to have an idea what the shops offer, you can do that at the port shop and not wonder through the crowded hot market.
Don’t go by ferry to Tunis! We were not allowed to enter the country, even though we had all the necessary documents, i.e. the passport. I did not need a visa, and other people of other nationalities were in the same situation. (Germany and Lithuania). We were detained like animals for almost 5 hours in the port of Tunis, without access to wifi or roaming, we could not contact the Romanian embassy, and after the 5 hours we were forcibly boarded to another random ferry going to Italy, but to another destination. The Tunisian border police are very corrupt, aggressive and lack technology. They did not give us any reason why we could not enter the country. They claimed that we don't have the bill for the accommodation, and when I showed it to them, they didn't even want to look at it, or talk to the owner of the accommodation, to confirm that everything is fine. A traumatic and exhausting experience, in which we lost money and especially fatigue and time, wanting to visit their country, but we were not allowed.
Ok. Very crowded but ok
We got shipped back to Italy again.
I’m a moto traveler btw, the customs want us to have a hotel confirmation and a return ticket.
A Airbnb accommodation is not valid.
The Grimaldi Line don’t even inform that I need a return ticket to enter the country.
GNV inform you about that.
The customs are not even helpful and lies in your face without any hesitation.
They want some bribes for sure.
The worst thing about that, they told us they want to help us but we have to go back to our ship to print our Airbnb invoices.
We bought the lie and followed a guy straight into the ship. We parked our motorcycles at the same place like before and at that point it smells fishy.
Grimaldi took our Passports hostage I’m now still in the ship and doesn’t get my passport.
Ofc we are also stupid to not inform us well about the customs, but also this country relies on tourists and a good reputation after all these things happen in the country.
They could help us to get a solution but just send us back again to Palermo.
It’s a short term thinking from them.
Unfortunately.
Good facility, but limited shopping. A few hundred taxis outside the gates. Think there is electric train service into the city from the port.
Good & hot place🛳️🌞🏊✔️
When leaving, you better go early so that you don't get stressed out waiting in a queue and worrying about being late for the cruiser. When arriving, be patient and try avoiding the pushy people offering services and/or products to get a lot of money from you. Enjoy you time in Tunisia!
13 min · 8 mi
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Currency Museum
4.4
(118)
3.5
(2)
Museum
The Currency Museum is a suitable destination for those interested in coin collecting and the tracing of history. It offers a fascinating journey through time, with coins dating back to 400 BC from various eras such as the Roman and Islamic periods up to the modern era. The museum documents these stages by showcasing the found coins, providing valuable insights into currency history and African heritage. Visitors can enjoy a complimentary tour conducted by a courteous and knowledgeable guide.
For those interested in coin collecting and tracing history... This place is suitable for you. Coins can be traced back to a timeline and history dating back to 400 BC, ranging from the Roman and Islamic eras to the modern era... It is a wonderful place that documents these stages through the coins that were found over the years.
Nizar A — Google review
The only place to see Tunisian Gold Dinars mainly from Bourguiba presidency period. The museum is quite small and not very busy. It’s also the place to buy 5D Silver pieces with official box and paper. Could be better entertained especially the first floor with international currencies…
Watch out for opening hours the museum might be closed some days during the week, I was surprised few times by closed doors.
A Hidden Gem, but Not Very Welcoming.
This museum has the potential to be a hidden gem, for more than many decades I never knew about it. You could easily spend hours exploring and learning about stamps, currency, and old money. It's free to enter, well air-conditioned, and even has clean, free restrooms.
However, the experience was dampened by a serious lack of lighting. I visited on a Sunday, and from the outside, it looked completely closed. Even once inside, I felt unwelcome. The person there didn’t even bother to turn the lights on, which made it difficult to fully appreciate the exhibits. It’s a shame, because with better lighting and a more inviting atmosphere, this place could be truly great. If the bank has serious financial problem to pay for light, then add an admission fee.
This museum has the potential to turn into a very good museum but it seems it lacks in proper management. The entrance is free and on the lower ground yoy can see a collection of Tunisian bills and coins. The upper floor is dark, in spite of being able to visit it. You have to use your phones light here
So it's a really nice small museum, it has coins from every civilization that tunisia gone through wish is pretty cool but like the other comments said, that damn light, you literally can't see shit in the second floor, and it doesn't seem to be a budget problem cause the museum itself looks really neat, it just seems to be that whoever responsible for managing it simply don't care, also yes it's free you simply walk in
Free entrance, friendly personnel, and a great numismatic collection from Numidian/Carthaginian times to today. With collections for other north African countries too. The place is air conditioned and has magnifying glasses for seeing the collection. Some sculptures are also presented.
The only minus is that the place is a bit dark. Not many lights and no outside sunlight
A beautiful place where you can learn about all the currencies used by the ancient civilizations in Tunisia
One of the specialised museums in the country.. It showcases the currency history of the country from phoenicians to post revolution..
You'll find foreign bills also and a collection of currency focused books!
I suppose that a good visid will take at least 1 hour :)
I don't appreciate the darkness and lack of light.. And in summer, be aware of the extreme cold inside the museum (you'll be literally freezed 🥶🥶) !!
Enjoy ^_^
3 min · 1.2 mi
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Medina of Tunis
4.4
(74)
Historical landmark
La Médina Antique De Tunis, which means "old town" in Arabic, is a historic gem in Tunisia. This UNESCO World Heritage site dates back to the 7th century and showcases a blend of architectural styles from Andalous and Arabic to Roman and Byzantine due to its past as a bustling Mediterranean trade hub. Navigating through its maze-like streets, visitors encounter well-preserved mosques and a lively market atmosphere.
A thrilling place filled with vibrant expressions and deep emotions. As you step into this space, you're immediately enveloped by the city's dynamic pulse, where every corner teems with life and energy. Your senses are awakened by the sight of beautifully crafted objects that tell stories of their own, the air is rich with delightful scents that evoke memories and curiosity, and your taste buds are treated to world-class culinary experiences that leave a lasting impression. It's a destination where art, culture, and gastronomy converge, offering an unforgettable journey for the mind and soul.
Mohamed D — Google review
Pretty intense place but cool to walk around. Just be on the lookout for locals trying to take advantage of you. We had a guy follow us claiming he works in a hotel and that it was his day off and he wanted to practice his English with us (despite his English already being pretty good). He proceeded to take us to various shops trying to flog us overpriced junk.
Shopkeepers can be a bit forceful and aggressive to get you in their shops. They can also get a bit cranky if you don’t buy anything.
La Médina Antique De Tunis is a captivating journey into history with its well-preserved architecture and bustling markets. The maze-like streets, historic mosques, and vibrant atmosphere offer a unique experience. While it can be overwhelming, it's a must-visit for those seeking a taste of Tunisia's rich heritage and culture.
Must-visit tourist attraction while in Tunis. It's a beautiful, well-preserved old town featuring tons of narrow, winding alleyways and both traditional and modern shops.
Spectacular. A mixture of beauty, colors, aromas with agglomeration, dirt and heavy smells.
It’s a great place for shopping and getting traditional handmade products at reasonable prices, but be prepared for how hot and crowded it gets. The old narrow alleys make the crowd walk body rubbing against body in certain spots. So, if you have a phobia of crowded places, avoid going there.
Interesting place to explore, and eventually get told about some special rooftop access and view you're lucky to see as someone guides you to get pitched carpet at a rug store
A quintessential Tunisian experience.
5 min · 2.1 mi
7Ben M — Google reviewHajer M — Google reviewMarco R — Google reviewArafet C — Google reviewRafik B — Google reviewNejmeddine Y — Google reviewLeonardo O — Google review
Saheb Ettabaâ Mosque
4.5
(85)
Mosque
Saheb Ettabaâ Mosque, located in the Halfaouine district of Tunis, is a historical landmark dating back to the 19th century. It was completed in 1814 and named after Grand Vizier Youssef Saheb Ettabaa. The mosque's construction lasted six years and its octagonal minaret was added in 1970 during restoration work.
Beautiful mosque in tunis.
Amar H — Google review
Original.
(Translated by Google) The Saheb Tabaâa mosque is one of the monuments of the medina located in Halfaouine
Large with sublime architecture
The mosque has a sublime square but unfortunately the souk destroys its beautiful view.
The square in front of the mosque was a place to resist against the occupation,
(Original)
Le mosqué saheb tabaâa est l'un des monuments de la médina situé à halfaouine
Grand avec une architecture sublime
La mosquée dispose d'une place sublime mais malheureusement le souk détruit sa belle vue .
La place devant la mosquée était un lieu pour résister contre l'occupation ,
(Translated by Google) Beautiful and characteristic mosque in the historic center of Tunis, it stands out for the particular minaret that stands out among the intricate streets of the Medina. Like most mosques it is only accessible for prayer except for a few rare exceptions. It is one of the historical buildings of Tunis. Externally it appears to be in a good state of preservation despite many years having passed since its construction.
(Original)
Bella e caratteristica moschea del centro storico di Tunisi, si distingue per il particolare minareto che svetta tra le intricate viuzze della Medina. Come la maggior parte delle moschee è accessibile solo per la preghiera salvo alcune rare eccezioni. È una delle costruzioni storiche di Tunisi. Esternamente sembra in buono stato di conservazione nonostante siano trascorsi tanti anni dalla costruzione.
(Translated by Google) A historic mosque with a special character for every Tunisian, adjacent to a market and old dwellings that bear witness to the history of the successive battles over Tunisia and Rabat.
(Original)
جامع تاريخي وله طابع خاص لكل التونسي يحاذيه سوق ومساكن قديم تشهد علي تاريخ الملاحم المتاتلية علي تونس والربط
(Translated by Google) The Saheb Ettabaâ mosque is a mosque in Tunis located in the Halfaouine district.
Its octagonal minaret remained unfinished until 1970, when restoration work completed its lantern.
It bears the name of the Grand Vizier Youssef Saheb Ettabaâ who inaugurated it in 1814. Its construction lasted six years, from 1808,... the Italian influence in the architecture of the building: columns with fluted shafts, capitals unique type and above all polychrome marble veneer.
The complex also has a hammam (Moorish bath) and a medressa (school). There is also the palace of Youssef Saheb Ettabaa in the square.
(Original)
La mosquée Saheb Ettabaâ, est une mosquée de Tunis située dans le quartier de Halfaouine.
Son minaret de forme octogonale est resté inachevé jusqu'en 1970, lorsque des travaux de restauration ont terminé son lanternon.
Elle porte le nom du grand vizir Youssef Saheb Ettabaâ qui l'inaugure en 1814. Sa construction dure six ans, à partir de 1808,... l'influence italienne dans l'architecture de l'édifice : colonnes à fûts cannelés, chapiteaux de type unique et surtout placage de marbre polychrome.
Le complexe comporte aussi un hammam (bain maure) et une medressa (école). Il y a aussi le palais de Youssef Saheb Ettabaa dans la place.
(Translated by Google) Youssef Sahib Al-Taba Mosque is the closest thing to a religious complex at that time. This building is located in the heart of Al-Halfawain and consists of a mosque, a school, a building, a bookstore, a bathroom, and shops. Construction began in the year 1807 AD, and prayers were held on March 4, 1814 AD. It was built by the construction secretary, Hajj Sassi bin Freija.
(Original)
جامع يوسف صاحب الطابع هو أقرب ما يكون من المجمع الديني في ذلك الزمان فهذا البناء يوجد في قلب الحلفاوين ويتكون من جامع ومدرسة وتربة وكتاب وحمام ومحلات,,,بدأ البناء سنة 1807ميلادي وأقيمت الصلاة يوم 4 مارس 1814ميلادي بناه أمين البناء الحاج ساسي بن فريجة
(Translated by Google) Mosque in the heart of Al-Halfawain, is about 200 years old. Seen from the outside it is mammoth and beautiful, but as with other mosques, access is not permitted to non-Muslims. The surrounding market of the same name is beautiful, I highly recommend spending a good couple of hours exploring the area thoroughly, taking photos and asking questions.
(Original)
Moschea nel cuore di Al-Halfawain, ha circa 200 anni. Vista da fuori è mastodontica e bellissima, ma come per altre moschee l'accesso non è consentito ai non mussulmani. Bellissimo il mercato omonimo circostante, consiglio caldamente di spendere un paio d'ore buone per esplorare a fondo l'area, facendo foto e domande.
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Where to eat
When you need a food break from visiting all the attractions today, these fan favorite restaurants are about a 4-minute walk away from Currency Museum.
Omek Sanafa
4.1
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4.5
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Restaurant
Omek Sanafa is a charming eatery situated in central Tunis. It may not boast an extravagant interior, but its primary focus lies on the delectable cuisine it serves. Discover the flavors of Tunisia with dishes like akkod, madfouna, or kamounia. This restaurant has undergone impressive renovations and is now skillfully managed. The food quality is impeccable, offering a wide range of seafood and meat options that are sure to delight any palate.
A well renovated restaurant, managed way better this time 🪄🧿🎯
Food quality is just perfect 🏅🤌👌
If you're looking for seafood 🐟🐠🐙🦑, meat 🍖 🥩🍟 just go here 🍽🍾🍻
Great job guys, thanks for new owner 👑 👏
Hakim M — Google review
The place to go to try traditional tunisian food. Service is excellent and atmosphere is great.
Prices are acceptable.
This place got character.
The atmosphere makes up for slight disorder service.
Recommended.
One of the highlights of my trip! Great atmosphere, wonderful food and fantastic service. Lucky enough to meet the owners who took really good care of me. Thanks!!!
This restaurant us close to our hotel
That's why we chose it
Really local restaurant
Have ordered mix grilled of seafood and meat
The portion was so big...
I think it is one of the best bar-restaurants in Tunis. Good local food and drinks, cheap and clean. Be aware it can be unavailable for families specially at night.... Unfortunately :/
Hidden gem. Beautiful food and wonderful cozy atmosphere. I will surwly come again here.
You should try the Kamouniya, one of the best food I ever had !
Dar Belhadj
4.3
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4.1
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Dar Belhadj is an elegant restaurant situated in the heart of the Medina of Tunis, between the El Attarine and El Balgagia souks. It offers a typical Tunisian setting with a view of the Great Mosque Ezzitouna. The establishment is highly regarded by locals and visitors alike for its traditional Tunisian cuisine.
There is no strong reason not to give this place a 5 stars.
it's just a full immersion into the history of the Medina through a very beautiful vintage house with stunning decoration and through a wide variety of Tunisian traditional food.
The quantity of the food is more than enough for most of the people. Make sure to have an empty stomach before.
It was possible to just go there without any reservation.
The daily menu (entrance, main dish and desert, drinks excluded) costs 60 dinars (20€)
Zied B — Google review
Food is extremely average for the price, and I was tricked into having a non alcoholic beer, which was sold to me as local... the blind gentleman playing music in the corner was by far the (and possibly only) highlight of the evening.
What should I say. If you want an super authentic experience of Tunisian food and living experience.. You should come here. An amazing place, the food is so delicious, the service is excellent. And the structure it self it's a piece of Art
I recently had the pleasure of dining at this restaurant, and it was an experience worth sharing. From the moment I walked in, the authentic tunisian ambiance set the tone for an enjoyable meal. The decor with the 17th century tunisian prints, with warm touches that make you feel right at the Beys era.
Food: 4.5/5 The menu offers a tiny selection of dishes, and I was thoroughly impressed by the attention to detail in every plate. I ordered cooked lamb meat with vegetables, and it was cooked to perfection, melting tenderness. The flavors were fresh, and the portions were generous. My companion had the traditional fish (local Grouper fish) couscous , which was rich, full of fresh fish flavor. The couscous dish was accompanied by well-paired sauce (not hot) that enhanced the overall taste without overwhelming it.
Service: 4.5/5 The staff was attentive and courteous throughout our meal. They were knowledgeable about the menu and offered great recommendations. The team was friendly and professional, and gave us a tour in the place so we can take pictures.
Ambiance: 5/5 The lighting and tunisian traditional old music created a relaxed, upscale vibe, making it a great spot for a date night or a gathering with friends. I especially loved the large windows that brought in natural light during the day and created a cozy atmosphere in the evening. We learned from the waiter that starting from 9pm (local hour) there is tours every hour in the medina with the restaurant transport, and also they have artists that play music (I think basically the Qanûn instrument)
Value: 4/5 While on the pricier side, the quality of the food, ambiance, and service make it worth the splurge. It's not a place for a quick bite, but if you're looking for an experience to indulge into tunisian culture.
Overall, the place is a must-visit for anyone looking for a memorable dining experience with excellent food and a chic atmosphere. I will definitely be returning
Authentic Place with impressive decoration and designs! Very delicious traditional tunisian cuisine! Live arabic music!
We loved the experience and it was definitely one of the highlights of our trip to Tunis! Highly recommended
Such a wonderful restaurant! The food, especially the lamb couscous, was extremely delicious and well made, it’s clear the chefs put a lot of effort and skill into making it. The seafood was also excellent and the free bread on the side was also very tasty and filling. The staff are extremely professional and friendly, and they have a good English understanding which is greatly appreciated! I would absolutely recommend this place for anyone in the area if you want to eat real Tunisian food and have an amazing experience. We went during the night and walked through the empty medina area to get to the restaurant, very quiet and nice experience walking down the empty streets.
Nice, classic interior and background music sets the mood. Staff was very professional and the menu proposed was good. The food was not especially amazing, but good enough. 3 course menu for 50 TND. At the time of my visit they were open for lunch only.
Very good place. Good welcoming, delicious food, reasonable price.
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Restaurant Ojja Chouchou is a popular dining spot located in downtown Tunis, offering a delightful and fairly priced experience. Despite the bustling crowds, the friendly service and delicious Ojja make it a must-visit for food enthusiasts. The quality-to-price ratio is highly appreciated by patrons, making it one of the best places to enjoy this traditional dish in Tunis. With its convenient location near the city center, visitors can savor the yummy and affordable cuisine while enjoying the vibrant atmosphere.
Very authentic and delicious dishes for
very cheap price. Our airbnb is located nearby so we dined here a couple of times. They served very good ojja. Serving is very generous as well. Gets busy at times, we usually got there by 6pm so we can get a table. It's a spot for the locals so you know food is good and great value for money. Definitely recommended!
Dale O — Google review
Don't expect western style service, this place serves the local community with unpretentious, hearty food. Last night I had the justifiably famous Magreb dish Ojja Merguez and I went back this evening for Pasta with Fruits de Mer. Huge portions and not expensive.
No signs other than Arabic but French is spoken here if you ask.
We ordered the pasta fruits de mer and the ojja merguez — and you better believe we finished every bite! It was totally worth it and absolutely delicious.
Food was great, incredibly well priced and portions are large.
Some items might not be available and the baguettes will be drier towards the end of the day, otherwise a lovely local spot!
Best food I’ve eaten in Tunesia. It was fresh, very good quality and just huge portions. Really recommend
We recently had the pleasure of dining at Ojja Chouchou and were thoroughly impressed by the experience. The menu offers an excellent variety of dishes, with allergens clearly indicated — a detail we greatly appreciated given the dietary considerations within our party. The staff were consistently attentive, friendly, and genuinely welcoming, ensuring that we felt well taken care of throughout our visit.
Having previously visited Ojja Chouchou while living in Tunis, it was especially pleasing to find that the quality remains just as exceptional as before. The atmosphere is warm and relaxed, making it an ideal setting for both a leisurely lunch or an enjoyable evening meal. Most importantly, the food itself was truly delicious.
We highly recommend this restaurant to anyone seeking a comfortable place to unwind while enjoying excellent cuisine and outstanding service.
For anyone who is thinking of visiting this place, be Aware of filth!!!
I went there for a night dinner and I was shocked by how filthy and dirty the place is. The ceiling and floors are oily and literally black!!
The stove area was super greasy and definitely hasn't been cleaned for a while.
The workers wearing stained and dirty clothes.
Smells of eggs everywere 'zefra'
I don't know how people are eating there. I immediately left and never looked back!
Beware!!! 0 review.
beautiful place to eat. The food was yummy and cheap. the service was friendly. I would come back there anytime
Frédéric CASSEL
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3.0
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Patisserie
Tea house
Frédéric Cassel, a renowned pastry chef hailing from France, has expanded his culinary expertise to Tunis with the opening of a restaurant lounge in Lac 2. Notable for their exceptional service and friendly staff, this establishment prides itself on fast service and attentiveness to customer preferences. The brunch menu offers a special formula that caters to various tastes, while their macaron Raspberry stands out for its delightful texture and mouthwatering flavor profile.
Great place , amazing atmosphere, nice welcoming staff, service is fast, recommended
Adnan B — Google review
We were a group of seven inviting our mums to celebrate mothers day. We were genuinely excited to offer our mums what we assumed would be a refined and memorable breakfast at Frédéric Cassel, all while taking in the beautiful view of Tunis Lake on their lovely terrace. Unfortunately, the experience turned out to be deeply disappointing if not bordering on a scam, considering the prestige attached to the brand.
We ordered five different breakfast items. Out of everything we had, only the espresso macchiato, the omelette, and the sohleb (a Tunsian speciality made from sorgho) were decent. The rest fell far below expectations.
The viennoiserie basket, which included croissants and chocolate moelleux viennois, was especially underwhelming. The butter used seemed of poor quality, giving the pastries an odd, overpowering flavor, rancid and musty, lacking both freshness and finesse. The overall result was frankly unappealing.
The strawberry macarons were no better: inconsistent shells, a cream that lacked finesse, and a dull, synthetic flavor. Even the olive oil, which should have been a standout ingredient, was borderline inedible, a real shame in a country known for its exceptional terroir. Even the tables next to ours left their cheesecakes unfinished.
It’s a pity that the ingredients are not selected in line with the chef’s international reputation. The management of this location does a disservice not only to French haute pâtisserie, but also to Tunisia’s rich flavorful premium ingredients.
Unless you’re going strictly for the stunning view of the mountains over the lake, we cannot recommend this place. About 80% of what we ordered drinks, pastries, and baked goods was either mediocre or outright disappointing.
I ordered pancake which was good by the way, but small as it should be comparing to other places I went to.
The quality/ price does not fit well in this case.
Hope this will change soon as this is a good restaurant and I always enjoy visiting it.
Actually, it is always my first choice when going to LAC2 because of the service, atmosphere and the quality of people
Very dirty, low quality service, old space and cakes that are cheap. Not sure how this place has a French name
Poor classic burger. The meat doesn’t have any taste and the bread is not fresh and it seems that it has been exposed to air for long time. They used a frozen Fries and it is tasteless.
The food and service here are far superior to other places in the area, especially compared to 716! I definitely recommend trying this restaurant over 717—you won’t be disappointed.
I went there plenty of times with friends either in small or big groups.
The positive part is the view and decoration.
The atmosphere is very welcoming. However the quality of the food is not good. I previously got breakfast, crepes, and coffee. Unfortunately the quality was mediocre.
The staff members were welcoming and polite but were a bit defensive when exposed to feedback.
Overall it's a good place to be but depends on what you are getting to eat and how big is the group for waiting time.
What happened to this place? Just two years ago, this was one of my favorite spots, and the food was amazing. We came for brunch recently, and it was a shock. The quality has dropped significantly, the portions are tiny, and they're charging a fortune for it. It's a real shame to see a good restaurant go downhill so fast.
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