3 days in Tunis

MorningExplore the sprawling archaeological park of Carthage, focusing on the Roman baths and the ancient Punic ports.

1. 1Carthage Ruins4 hThe remains of the ancient Punic and Roman city of Carthage, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Explore various scattered sites including the Antonine Baths, Roman Theatre, and Byrsa Hill.
2. 2Antonine Baths of Carthage1 hThe largest Roman baths built on African soil, these impressive ruins give a sense of the grandeur of Roman Carthage. The scale of the remaining foundations is awe-inspiring.
3. 3Punic Ports of Carthage45 minThe remains of the ancient naval and commercial ports of Carthage, where Hannibal's fleet once docked. Offers a fascinating glimpse into Carthage's maritime power.

AfternoonVisit the museum on Byrsa Hill for context, then head to Sidi Bou Said for its blue-and-white charm and panoramic views.

1. 4Carthage National Museum1 hLocated on Byrsa Hill, this museum houses artifacts from the Punic and Roman periods found at the Carthage site. Offers context to the ruins you'll explore.
2. 5Sidi Bou Said3 hA picturesque village perched on a cliff overlooking the Mediterranean, famous for its distinctive blue and white houses. It's a charming spot for strolling, enjoying views, and sipping mint tea.
3. 6Sidi Bou Said Cliff Viewpoint30 minOffers breathtaking panoramic views of the Gulf of Tunis, the Punic ports of Carthage, and the iconic blue and white village itself. A perfect spot for photography.

EveningEnjoy an upscale Tunisian dinner with sea views in Sidi Bou Said.

1. 7Dar Zarrouk1.5 hAn elegant restaurant in Sidi Bou Said, known for its refined Tunisian cuisine and beautiful setting with sea views. Ideal for a special meal in the charming village.