Tunisia Sightseeing

Known for its golden beaches, desert scenery and the deep blue sea; the Mediterranean paradise of Tunisia is a perfect resort get-away for the regular sun-and-sea vacationer. Situated in North Africa, this smaller nation boasts of a myriad of tourist attractions that seem too much for such a little spot.

Tunis, the capital city is home to an excellent selection of sights worth visiting with the old town yielding its fair share and the Bardo Museum certainly worthy of mention. Dougga, Bulla Regia and Sbeitla are the places to head if the country’s ancient history is of interest to you.

In Carthage the Carthage archaeological park with impressive Punic collections, the Punic quarters on Byrsa Hill, the Tophet (Punic sanctuary), the Antonin's Baths and the Roman villas, and The Carthage Acropolium which is the old Saint Louis cathedral, an imposing nineteenth century edifice built in the Byzantine-Moorish style at the top of Byrsa Hill are surely places worth visiting. The New Mahidia museum, Sousse archaeological museum , The catacombs of Sousse and The Borj El Kebir in Mahdia are only some of the sights that makes the region of Sahel a great place for visitors. Tozeur is the largest oasis-town in Tunisia and is situated near the southern range of the Atlas Mountains. The oasis covers an area of around 25 miles, a dense patch of greenery against the ochre landscape of the desert. The water of Tozeur's 200 mineral springs has always been prized, attracting many people from the Romans to the Berber tribes who still populate the area.

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