So, the traveler spirit landed you up in Tunisia? The very inviting and friendly country of the North Africa is filled with great attractions to explore. Whether over just to shop or go about the place experiencing the cultural vibe, the great city of Tunis represents great people, great food, every greater places, in short a great vacation!
This North African country is surrounded by Italy and Malta on the south, Libya to the south-east and Algeria to the west end of the country. A melting pot of cultures, Tunisia offers a variety of shades to the traveler.
The wondrous City of Tunis:
The very beautiful city of Tunis is also accessible from the historically significant city of Carthage. However, Tunis like any Arab or African city, is also popular for its Souqs, rather market for better understanding. The Souqs have items for sale which are authentic and genuine and also one can find some great deals happening over the antique stuff.
Tunis has been segmented into two divisions, consisting of the primitive city of Medina while the new city emerged is Nouvelle. Easily accessible to move into the part of the city, because of a proper metro rail connectivity, the transportation well connects the areas of the city. However, Place De la Republique boasts of a strong transportation network due to the many cabs that can be hopped in.
Things to Do while over to the picturesque city of Tunis in Tunisia:
Bab el Bahr
Originally built with the view of serving as the gate to the sea, the structure was built in the 1850’s and even till date it stands as fiercely as it were earlier.
The Zitouna Mosque
The Zitouna Mosque is a structure of grandeur and divinity for many many people living in Tunisia and also a lot of tourists who flock from various places. Being the third largest mosque in the whole of Tunisia, this structure of art was constructed as long back as the eighth century. Of course along with the passage of time, the mosque was revamped to restore its captivating charm.
Bardo Museum
The Bardo Museum is a place of much intrigue not only to the locals, but a wide variety of travelers flocking the city in large numbers. Boasting a fine style of architecture, the museum is built in a former palace that was constructed by one of the Ottoman Emperors called Bey in the thirteenth century. Well-known for its peculiar and very intricate mosaic work, the museum features exhibits from Mahdia, Sousse, Carthage and also some of the Roman-Arab artifacts.
Cathedral of St. Vincent DE Paul
A must visit for the art enthusiasts and architecture lovers, the Cathedral of St. Vincent DE Paul is regarded as one of the oldest structures with historic relevance. Built at the time of Tunis’ colonial period, the site still attracts countless visitors.
Just go about Strolling
Bustled with amazing architectural patterns, mosques, the best way to experience the vibe of Tunis is by strolling leisurely in the streets and get acquainted with the rich culture of Tunisia. The Municipal Theater in Tunis is active when it comes to staging amazing opera shows, ballets and also dramas that are great to watch.
