How To Spend 24 Hours in TunisWelcome to Tunis, a place of magical archaeological discoveries, incredible cliff-side stays that open up to the Mediterranean, and enough artisanal cuisine to make you scream 'la akthar' (no more).AuthorsSteller
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Eats

Ben Rahim Coffee Company
Tunis's first specialty coffee shop—stop by for a quick pick-me-up before heading out to explore the city’s amazing archaeological history!
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PAUL
Grab a fresh croissant or dive into a heartier breakfast, like one of their stuffed omelets.
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Leblebi chez Naceur (لبلابي)
Make sure to try the lablebi, the signature dish, a traditional Tunisian fast food. It typically consists of a chickpea-based broth served with various toppings like tuna, eggs, harissa, and olive oil.
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Les Indécis
Beyond the great food, Les Indécis also offers a musical experience, frequently hosting live performances featuring Raï, Gnawa, and Chaâbi-Raï music, adding a rich cultural dimension to the dining experience.
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DaPietro Sidi Bou Saïd
Neapolitan-style pizza is popular in Tunisia, with many Italian-inspired pizzerias spread throughout the city. DaPietro is arguably the best.
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Things to See & Do

Avenue Habib Bourguiba
Make sure to check out this vibrant experience in Tunis, featuring historic landmarks, charming cafes, stunning architecture, and panoramic views. Here are some suggestions: the famous clock tower, St. Vincent de Paul Cathedral (a Romanesque-Byzantine style building from 1897), the Art Nouveau-style Municipal Theatre (built in 1902), and statues of Ibn Khaldun and Habib Bourguiba.
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Archaeological Site of Carthage
The Archaeological Site of Carthage opens early, making it a good spot to explore before the crowds arrive. This ancient city, once a powerful Phoenician trading hub, offers fascinating ruins like the Antonine Baths, the Tophet, and the Roman Theater, all set against stunning Mediterranean views.
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Bardo National Museum
The museum houses over 8,000 exhibits across six departments, including Prehistory, Islam, Late Antiquity, Phoenician-Punic civilization, the underwater Mahdia collection, and the Numidian world.
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Stays

Dar El Marsa Hotel & Spa
For first-timers to Tunisia, try staying in the Medina. It offers the best value for your money. This hotel is just 400 meters from the Dar Lasram Museum.
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Four Seasons Hotel Tunis
With spacious rooms, top-notch dining, a world-class spa, and stunning views of the Mediterranean, this is arguably the nicest hotel in Tunis.
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Maison Dedine - Small Luxury Hotels of the World
Located on the picturesque cliffs of Sidi Bou Said, the hotel offers breathtaking views of the Mediterranean Sea, providing guests with a serene and elegant retreat.
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