The ancient archaeological site of Carthage

On the northeast coast of Tunisia, near Tunis, lies Carthage, an ancient archaeological site. It was once the capital of the Carthaginian civilization, which was a powerful trading and naval empire in North Africa and the western Mediterranean. In the 9th century B.C., the Phoenicians, a seafaring civilization from what is now Lebanon, founded the city of Carthage. The Carthaginians built many important monuments and buildings, including theaters, temples, harbours and city walls. The ruins of Carthage include the remains of the ancient city, including the Roman baths, the tophet, a sacred space where the Carthaginians buried their children as sacrifices, and the remains of the Byrsa citadel. Since 1979, the ruins of Carthage have been a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

The capital of Tunis

Tunis is the capital and largest city of Tunisia. The city boasts a rich historical, cultural and architectural heritage, with numerous monuments, museums and historic sites. Like the medina of Tunis, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Tunis is also a modern, cosmopolitan city with numerous shopping centers, cafés, restaurants and boutiques. It’s a must for travelers wishing to discover Tunisia’s culture and history.

The south-western city of Tozeur

Tozeur is a town in south-west Tunisia, in the Oasis region. It’s famous for its lush oases and palm groves, as well as its traditional adobe architecture, ksours (Berber fortresses) and troglodytic houses. Tozeur is also a film location for many movies, including Star Wars. The city is also a transit point for travelers wishing to explore Tunisia’s oases and deserts, such as the Chott el-Jerid desert or the Chott el-Gharsa nature reserve. Tozeur is also a stopover for visitors wishing to explore the region’s archaeological sites. Tozeur is an ideal place for nature and archaeology lovers. We really recommend putting it on your list of things to do in Tunisia.