A Tunisian Trip to Tunis And HammametHome to Carthage, the other side of Roman history, beautiful coastlines, and unique cultural landmarks, Tunisia offers a taste of everything. Explore the capital, Tunis, and the beach town of Hammamet for two distinct experiences of the countryAuthorsSteller
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Day 1: Tunis

Four Seasons Hotel Tunis
Stay along the gulf at this luxury resort, featuring a beautiful pool, elegant rooms, world-class spa, and onsite bars and restaurants.
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Archaeological Site of Carthage
The archaeological site of Carthage, founded by the Phoenicians and later conquered by the Romans, offers a glimpse into an ancient, once-thriving city. Destroyed in 146 B.C., its ruins still reveal stories of its powerful past, blending Phoenician and Roman influences in an impressive historical setting.
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BLU Bar & Grill
Located at the Four Seasons, enjoy fresh seafood and stunning waterfront views with tables overlooking the sea.
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Day 2: Tunis

Spend the day exploring Sidi Bou Said with a local guide. Visit iconic spots like the cathedral and theater, along with hidden cafés and other unique gems, all while getting insider insights from your guide.
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Dar Ben Gacem
Check into Dar Ben Gacem, a traditional 'dar'—a classic Tunisian home with an open courtyard—filled with antiques, intricate mosaics, and a cozy, homey atmosphere.
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Day 3: Tunis

Bardo National Museum
Visit this important museum, home to a remarkable collection of African Modern Art in the Mediterranean, along with one of the world’s most extensive collections of Roman mosaics.
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Souk El Attarine
Filled with food stalls, shops, and the lively energy of Tunis, this souk is a window into the city's vibrant culture and daily life.
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Royal Mausoleum of Tourbet el Bey
Discover Tunisian history with an English-speaking guide who will take you through the mausoleum, offering deeper insight into its creation, history, and significance today.
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Zitouna Mosque
Translated as 'Mosque of the Olive,' this architectural gem features a stunning courtyard and invites visitors to admire its intricate design.
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Club Gingembre
A modern, trendy spot for a bite to eat and cocktails. Note that finding alcohol in Tunisia is difficult due to religious and cultural influences.
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Day 4: Hammamet

La Badira - Adult Only
Check into this beachside hotel for two days of pure relaxation. Enjoy delicious seafood and splash in the sparkling blue waters of the shores here.
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Hammamet Beach
Come down to this beach for incredible, golden sunsets. The water here is super calm and the shores are soft and sandy.
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Dar Sebastien - International Cultural Center of Hammamet
Visit the former villa of a wealthy Romanian aristocrat, now a cultural and visitor center. The architecture here is incredible!
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Day 5: Hammamet

Plage hammamet Nord
Plage Hammamet Nord offers wide shores, clear water, and plenty of sunshine—ideal for a relaxed beach day. Whether you’re swimming, lounging, or strolling along the coastline, it’s a laid-back spot and a great beachside escape.
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Le Barberousse
Known as the best seafood spot in Hammamet, this is a must eat for travelers headed to the beach. The seafood is just so fresh!
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