8-Hour Journey From Tunis' Old Medina to Sidi Bou Said

Saint Louis Cathedral in Carthage

Sidi Bou Said

Casablanca

Souk El Attarine

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Highlights

Explore bustling markets and narrow streets in the Old Medina

Discover ancient treasures at the Bardo National Museum

Wander through legendary ruins in Carthage

Marvel at panoramic coastal views in Sidi Bou Said

Admire picturesque blue architecture in the village

Tunis, Carthage

architectural, cultural, museums

Group Tour

8 Hours

Medium

Arabic, English

Description

Embark on an enriching 8-hour journey through Tunis. Begin in the Old Medina, then visit the Bardo National Museum for archaeological wonders. Continue to Carthage for ancient ruins before concluding your day in Sidi Bou Said, where blue doors and whitewashed walls offer picturesque views of the Tunisian coast.

Itinerary

From the Old Medina to Sidi Bou Said
- Explore the Old Medina of Tunis.
- Stop at Bardo National Museum.
- Tour the Carthage.
- Roam the Sidi Bou Said: Take the time to end your day well. Enjoy a stroll through the alleys of this magnificent village, with blue doors, windows, and white walls. Admire the architecture of the buildings that dominate the bay of Tunis and taste a good Mint flavoured tea.

What's Included

English-speaking travel guide during the tour

Private A/C vehicle during the tour

Services of a licensed driver during the tour

Mid-day lunches during the tour (excluding drinks)

Entrance fees to archaeological sites and museums mentioned in the program

Our services and assistance 24/7

What's Excluded

Flights

Cancellation and répartition insurances

Drinks and personal expenses

Extra activities booked onsite

Tips

Know Before You Go

The old Medina of Tunis is considered one of the best-preserved Arab-Muslim cities and has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1979.

The Bardo National Museum is the second museum on the African continent, after the Egyptian Museum in Cairo, for the richness of its collections.

Carthage, founded by the Phoenicians in the first millennium BC, was the seat of the powerful Carthaginian (Punic) empire, defeated by Rome in the second century BC.

Sidi Bou Said features stunning architecture with blue doors and windows and white walls, overlooking the bay of Tunis, making it a picturesque village to explore.