Medina of Tunis

By visiting the Medina of Tunis, travelers immerse themselves in the vibrant history and unique architecture of the Tunisian capital. Founded in the 7th century, the Medina is a maze of narrow streets lined with colorful souks, where artisans and merchants offer spices, jewelry, textiles, and much more. Not-to-be-missed sights include the Great Zitouna Mosque, renowned for its superb ancient columns and its role in the region’s religious history. The Medina is also dotted with sumptuous palaces, such as the Dar Hussein Palace, and magnificent medersas (Koranic schools) decorated with ceramics and woodwork. It is a lively place, rich in colour and history, where every corner tells a chapter of Tunisian culture.

Site Archeologique de Carthage

Welcome to the ruins of Carthage, a unique site where each stone tells the story of an iconic ancient civilization. Visiting Carthage, you can admire the Baths of Antonine, majestic remains of the ancient Roman baths, and explore the ancient Punic ports that recall the ancient maritime power of the city. Browse the Roman villas district, decorated with beautifully preserved mosaics, for a glimpse into the daily lives of the elites of the time. Don’t miss the Roman theatre, still used for shows, and the mysterious Tophet Shrine, a fascinating place of worship. Carthage is much more than ruins; it is a journey back in time that takes you to the heart of Mediterranean history and reveals treasures from ancient times.