Carthage wears its ancient past in fragments. Roman ruins sit among modern streets, and at the Antonine Baths, broken columns and stone foundations look out toward the Mediterranean.
Landmark4.3/5
Ancient Amphitheatre of Carthage
The Ancient Amphitheatre of Carthage, a stunning relic of Roman architecture, offers a glimpse into history with its impressive seating capacity and panoramic views of the Mediterranean, making it a must-visit for travelers.
Culture4.1/5
Carthage National Museum
Punic columns and ancient stonework stand across the hilltop grounds of this Carthage museum. Inside, mosaics and artifacts trace the city’s past, while the hill opens over the Gulf of Tunis.
Landmark4.6/5
Baths of Antoninus
Fragments of walls and columns spread across these Roman baths, once among the largest in the empire. The Mediterranean begins just beyond the ruins.
Culture4.3/5
Saint Louis Cathedral
A central dome and twin towers crown this late-19th-century cathedral on Byrsa Hill, now a cultural venue. Inside, tall arches and colorful mosaics frame concerts beneath the dome.
Landmark4.3/5
Punic Ports of Carthage
The Punic Ports of Carthage are an extraordinary archaeological site showcasing ancient maritime engineering and trade, offering visitors a glimpse into the sophisticated civilization that once dominated the Mediterranean.
Landmark4.5/5
Archaeological Site of Carthage
Carthage’s archaeological site spreads across open ground, with Punic, Roman and Byzantine ruins among marble columns. At the Antonine Baths, broken walls and columns look out toward the sea.
Cafe$$3.7/5
Saf Saf Cafe
Outdoor café in La Marsa, where people gather over mint tea with pine nuts. A camel stands outside.
Eat$$$$$3.7/5
RESTAURANT DAR ZARROUK
Carthage seafood restaurant where the meal can begin with harissa and small dips for the table.
Eat$$4.8/5
El Bey Restaurant
Cafe3.5/5
Café Younes
Eat$$$4.1/5
restaurant valentino
Drink3.3/5
Cocoon
Gammarth club with cocktails and varied party nights. Electro nights bring a crowd for the music, and the bar makes cocktails.
Stay$$$$4.5/5
The Residence Tunis
Situated in Gammarth overlooking the Gulf of Tunis, this 5-star hotel features a golf course and 2 swimming pools. Depending on the season, the hotel boasts a total of 6 restaurants including one on its own private beach. The spacious rooms at Résidence Tunis all have a seating area with an LCD TV. Individual balconies offer views of the sea or the lush garden. All rooms are air-conditioned and have a private bathroom with a bathtub. The Résidence Tunis caters to a range of palates from light, healthy salads and fresh seafood to home-style Tunisian dishes. The hotel’s restaurants offer cuisine from around the world including Chinese and Mediterranean specialities. Guests at the Residence receive complimentary access to a 3500m² luxurious Thalasso-Spa and fitness Centre. Hotel staff are available 24 hours to assist guests with treatment and leisure bookings. This hotel is 15 km from Tunis-Carthage International Airport and 5 km from both Carthage and Sidi Bou Said.
Stay4.5/5
Four Seasons Hotel Tunis
This Gammarth resort hotel combines spacious suites, restaurants and a spa. Sea-view suites look out over the water.
Stay4.2/5
La Villa Bleue
Known for its stunning views of the Mediterranean and vibrant blue and white architecture, La Villa Bleue in Sidi Bou Said offers visitors a captivating blend of luxury, art, and the charm of Tunisian coastal culture.
Stay4/5
Dar El Marsa Hotel & Spa
Nestled along the shimmering coast of Tunisia, Dar El Marsa Hotel & Spa is a traveler’s dream! Dive into luxurious rooms, indulge in spa bliss, and savor mouthwatering local cuisine. With stunning sea views and a vibrant atmosphere, it's the perfect base to explore the charming town of Marsa. Get ready to relax, unwind, and soak up the Mediterranean magic!
Stay3.7/5
Palace Gammarth Hotel
This Gammarth hotel has guest rooms and a pool.
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