Cultural Tour of Tunisia: Explore Carthage, Kairouan & El Jem

Pick up from your place of residence, departure to visit Bardo Museum: It is described as "an invaluable heritage, famous especially for its collection of Roman mosaics considered the largest and the richest around the globe. Departure to the Medina of Tunis : At the heart of the Medina lies the second oldest mosque in Africa ,The zitouna mosquée, expanding over an area of 5,000 sq. metres,it is a master¬piece of architecture. It is the ultimate expression of Tunisian architecture Free for Lunch Visit Carthage: an exciting story to discover through the ruins and the museum visit of the American cemetery: a few acres of grass, flowers and a wide variety of century-old trees that are the resting place of the 3000 soldiers who gave their lives during the Second World War, Sidi Bou Said to explore the beauty of the blue and white city, The houses, of a striking whiteness, with a typical architectural style, line winding alleys. Back to your place of Residence

Pick up from your place of residence and departure to Oudhna to discover the magnificent architecture of this ancient roman city and its brathetaking infrastructure On the road to Testour to visit the great Mosque and its unique reversed clock Break over the hills at les vergers des montagnes (optional) to eat traditional and delicious meals from Beja, climbing the mountains and enjoying the superb view. Visit of Dougga, a spectacular archeological site with well-conserved roman ancient monuments and temples. Free Lunch in local Restaurant  Back to the hotel in Tunis

Start your journey with a convenient pickup from your hotel and head to Kairouan:The Great Mosque of Kairouan: it is one of Tunisia's architectural and spiritual jewels, located in the city of Kairouan, in the northeast of the country. This iconic mosque is renowned for its beauty and historical significance, as one of the first mosques built in North Africa. With a history dating back to the 8th century, the Great Mosque of Kairouan has been a symbol of Islam and a center of worship and study for centuries.Aghlabides Bassins:Next, marvel at the Bassins des Aghlabides, an impressive set of ancient water reservoirs. Built in the 9th century by the Aghlabid dynasty, these vast cisterns were designed to collect and store rainwater, showcasing advanced engineering techniques of the time. The reservoirs, with their arched galleries and tranquil surroundings, offer a glimpse into the ingenuity and sophistication of Kairouan’s past.Sidi Sahbi Mosque:Continue to the Sidi Sahbi Mosque, also known as the Mosque of the Barber. This mosque, dedicated to a companion of the Prophet Muhammad, is renowned for its beautiful architecture and richly decorated interior. The mosque’s serene ambiance and elegant design make it a significant religious and historical site, offering insights into Kairouan’s deep Islamic traditions.Medina of Kairouan:Finally, explore the Medina of Kairouan, a UNESCO World Heritage site and one of the best-preserved old cities in the Arab world. Wander through its narrow, winding streets, bustling souks, and traditional markets. The Medina is a treasure trove of historical buildings, including ancient mosques, madrasas (Islamic schools), and traditional homes, each reflecting the city’s rich cultural and architectural heritage.Kairouan’s remarkable landmarks and historic charm provide a captivating glimpse into Tunisia’s Islamic history and architectural splendor. Whether you’re admiring the grandeur of its mosques or exploring its ancient reservoirs and vibrant Medina, Kairouan promises an enriching and unforgettable experience. Next, continue to El Jem: The amphitheater of El Jem is an archaeological marvel dating from Roman times. With its imposing dimensions and its remarkable conservation, this amphitheater is often compared to the famous Colosseum in Rome. Offering a journey back in time through the history of the Roman Empire in North Africa, this amphitheater once hosted gladiator fights and grandiose spectacles. Today, visitors can explore its stands, corridors and immerse themselves in the fascinating atmosphere of antiquity. A visit to the El Jem Amphitheater is a must-do experience for history and architecture buffs, offering a unique insight into the grandeur of the Roman Empire in this region. Finish your day by visiting Sousse:Medina of Sousse:Explore the historic Medina of Sousse, a UNESCO World Heritage site filled with narrow streets, vibrant souks, and traditional architecture. Highlights include the ancient Sousse Ribat, offering panoramic city views, the serene Great Mosque, and the fascinating Archaeological Museum with its Roman mosaics.Port El Kantaoui:Just a short drive away, Port El Kantaoui is a modern marina and resort town. Stroll along the picturesque waterfront, enjoy water sports, relax on sandy beaches, or play a round of golf at the beautiful 36-hole course. The area is also known for its lively dining and entertainment options.Finally, return to be dropped off at your accommodation