Best places: Tourist attractions in Tunisia

Ancient Roman amphitheater, known for its preserved state, hosting rare artifact displays & events.

Stone remnants of a 6th century BCE–town, featuring tombs, arches & a well-preserved Roman theater.

👍👍 Worth a trip. A lot of hiking. Not made for wheelchairs and handycaped people. But once at the spot, it's very nice. Especially when you wait a bit until everyone is gone. Then you can even hear frogs😊

This archaeological museum in a Roman villa–style building features local artifacts & nearby ruins.

Built in the 2nd century, this large Roman Thermae complex is now part of an archaeological park.

Large crocodile zoo with feeding shows, other assorted reptiles & a historical museum.

An entire village is adorned with global street art featuring participants from over 30 nations.

Sprawling & well-preserved 8th-century coastal fort, now home to a Museum of Islamic Art.

Iconic 600s mosque with hulking fortress walls, a square minaret & ornate architectural details.

Historic mosque & revered Islamic university, the oldest in Tunisia, with a 141-ft. minaret.

Archaeological remains of an ancient Carthaginian city later redeveloped during the Roman Empire.

Opulent mausoleum & resting place for President Habib Bourguiba, featuring minarets & a golden dome.

👍👍 Entry is a bargain at 8 dinars to the whole archaeological site. It takes about 2 hours to see everything. Bring water. Visited in June, and was the only visitor at the time. The amphitheatre is fantastic, as is the Temple and other sites. You can see amazing mosaics on the ground. Really, well wor...

👍👍 The idyllic, thriving metropolis town of Sidi Bou Said is located atop a steep cliff overlooking the Mediterranean Sea. Twenty kilometers or so from the capital city Tunis, Sidi Bou Said is a favored getaway destination for locals and tourists alike. Stroll along cobblestone streets lined with small...

Small museum in a historic casbah showcasing mosaic art, relics & ancient crafts.

😐 A site for the fan boys of Star Wars. The abandoned film sets leave a sense of nostalgia and fantasy. There were many hawkers setting up tables selling star wars related souvenirs. As with many desert related attractions, camel rides were always offered.

Artifacts from Carthage & the world's largest collection of Roman mosaics in a palatial setting.

👍👍 This place is just amazing! I have never visited a Roman ruin like this. It is very original. At first you think that it is another ruin and then you discover the underground houses! It is a must if you go to Tunisia. We went by car as it is the easiest way to arrive there. Staff is very friendly.

👍 Awesome building but do your own research: there are no french/English explanations for foreign visitors. Free to enter near prayer time