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Guermessa

Guermessa

Mides

Mides

Ksar Hallouf

Ksar Hallouf

Ksar Hallouf is a fortified collective Berber granary in Médenine governorate, with its characteristic vaulted ghorfas typical of southern Tunisia. Less visited than Ksar Ouled Soltane, it offers a preserved atmosphere and panoramic views over the surrounding arid valley.

Kebili

Kebili

Kebili is an oasis in southern Tunisie surrounded by ancient palm groves and bordered by Chott el-Jérid. Hot springs, Deglet Nour dates and access to the Sahara make it an authentic stop away from standard tourist circuits.

Tamezret

Tamezret

Zamour

Zamour

A Berber mountain village in the Zaghouan governorate, Zamour preserves authentic dry-stone architecture and remarkable views over the Tunisian Dorsal.

Subaytilah

Subaytilah

Douiret

Douiret

Dougga

Dougga

Thuburbo Majus

Thuburbo Majus

Zaghouan

Zaghouan

At the foot of djebel Zaghouan, this mountain town preserves a 2nd-century Roman nymphaeum, starting point of the Carthage aqueduct, and a quiet Ottoman medina just an hour from Tunis.

Subaytilah

Sbeitla

Sbeitla is home to ancient Sufetula, one of the best-preserved Roman forums in North Africa, featuring three aligned Capitoline temples, the Arch of Antoninus Pius, and early Christian basilicas.

Sousse

Sousse

Sousse brings together a UNESCO-listed medieval medina, a 9th-century ribat, a museum of Roman mosaics and a Mediterranean waterfront — all just 140 km from Tunis.

Sfax

Sfax

Sfax is Tunisia's second city, featuring a medieval medina surrounded by 9th-century ramparts, vibrant souks oriented toward locals, and gastronomy celebrated throughout the country.

Monastir

Monastir

Monastir, on the Sahel peninsula in Tunisie, combines an 8th-century ribat, the mausoleum of Habib Bourguiba and a lively medina — an essential stop between Sousse and Mahdia.

Médenine

Médenine

Médenine preserves one of the rare urban ksour in Tunisie, with its ghorfas stacked in vaulted galleries. A key stop for exploring the Dahar ksour and branching out to Djerba or Tataouine.

Matmata

Matmata

Matmata is a Berber troglodytic village in southern Tunisia, renowned for its underground dwellings carved into clay and for serving as a filming location for Star Wars. An inhabited, authentic, and extraordinary site.

Makthar

Makthar

Makthar, perched at 900 m altitude in northwestern Tunisia, preserves an exceptional archaeological ensemble: Trajan's Arch, Schola Juvenum, Numidian necropolis and site museum, all set in a preserved and uncrowded landscape.