5 days in Tunis

MorningImmerse yourself in the historic Medina, visiting the Grand Mosque and exploring the vibrant souks.

1. 1Medina of Tunis3 hA UNESCO World Heritage site, this ancient walled city is a labyrinth of narrow alleys, souks, and historic buildings. It's the heart of Tunis, offering a glimpse into centuries of Tunisian culture and commerce.
2. 2Zitouna Mosque (Al-Zaytuna)45 minThe oldest and most significant mosque in Tunis, dating back to the 8th century. Non-Muslims can typically enter the courtyard, offering a serene escape from the bustling Medina.
3. 3Souks of Tunis Medina2 hA sprawling network of covered markets within the Medina, offering everything from spices and perfumes to leather goods, ceramics, and traditional clothing. A sensory overload and a bargaining paradise.

AfternoonStroll the French colonial avenue, admire the theatre, and experience local life at the Central Market.

1. 4Avenue Habib Bourguiba1.5 hTunis's main thoroughfare, often called the 'Champs-Élysées of Tunis,' lined with French colonial buildings, cafes, shops, and theaters. It's a vibrant area for a stroll and people-watching.
2. 5The Municipal Theatre of Tunis15 minAn Art Nouveau masterpiece on Avenue Habib Bourguiba, dating from 1902. Its ornate facade is a highlight of the French colonial architecture in the city center.
3. 6Central Market (Marché Central)1 hA bustling indoor market offering fresh produce, seafood, meats, spices, and local delicacies. A vibrant place to experience local life and culinary traditions.

EveningDinner with panoramic views of the Medina from a rooftop restaurant.

1. 7El Ali1 hA multi-level establishment in the Medina offering a restaurant, cafe, and a stunning rooftop terrace with panoramic views of the old city. Great for a meal or just a tea.