Explore its Grand Mosque Ezzaitouna, wander through 700 historic monuments, and get lost in the maze of souks bursting with perfumes, fabrics, jewelry, and local crafts.

Founded by Princess Elissa in 814 BC, this legendary city rose to dominate the Mediterranean, endured epic wars with Rome, and was rebuilt by Romans, Byzantines, and Arabs. Today, it's a UNESCO World Heritage site and an open-air museum of ancient splendor.

La Marsa is the northern suburb's most elegant town, combining historic charm, seaside allure, and vibrant culture. From its Punic roots to its Arab and Ottoman heritage, La Marsa remains a favorite resort for Tunisians and visitors alike.

La Goulette grew from a small Turkish and Moorish settlement into a bustling port city, enriched by Maltese and Sicilian immigrants. Today, it's famous for its commercial port, cruise terminal, and lively waterfront.

La Marsa is the northern suburb's most elegant town, combining historic charm, seaside allure, and vibrant culture. From its Punic roots to its Arab and Ottoman heritage, La Marsa remains a favorite resort for Tunisians and visitors alike.

The Bardo Museum houses the world's greatest collection of Roman mosaics alongside treasures from the Punic, Numidian, Byzantine, and Islamic eras. Set in a former Bey's Palace, it's a must-see journey through 3,000 years of Tunisian heritage.

Gammarth is Tunisia's chicest resort town with five-star hotels, stylish beaches, fine dining, shopping, and golf. Palm-lined shores and a glamorous marina make it the ultimate Mediterranean escape.

Famous for its long sandy beaches and turquoise sea, Hammamet charms visitors with its poetic medina, golden ramparts, and lush gardens bursting with bougainvillea, jasmine, and hibiscus. Climb the kasbah walls for breathtaking sea views and stroll through the souk for perfumes, fabrics, and souvenirs. Don't miss the elegant Villa Sébastian, now a vibrant cultural center.

Nabeul offers a lively mix of tradition and craftsmanship. Known for its colorful pottery and weaving, the city is home to countless workshops and a vibrant craft center. Explore the archaeological museum with Punic and Roman treasures from Néapolis, or wander through the Nattiers district where mats and handmade goods are still crafted today.