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Private Guided Excursion Tunis, Carthage and Sidi Bou Said from Tunis
The Grand Tunis tour (Tunis, Carthage, Sidi Bou Saïd) allows you to visit the city center of the capital Tunis and its picturesque Medina which was built in the 7th century. The Bardo Museum, which contains the world's largest collection of mosaics and antique artifacts, in Carthage you also visit the ancient Roman city, the museum and the Saint-Louis cathedral and ending with the beautiful city of artists Sidi Bou Saïd.
The Best of Sidi Bou Said Walking Tour
Are you ready for a Mediterranean dream? It starts with the hill of Sidi Bou Said- the white and blue village with the Arab- Andalusian style houses. The city with artistic spirit related to the holy man SIDI BOU SAID AL BEJI. Start your day with a real energy bomb- the “zrir” a sweet mixture of nuts and sesame with honey, served on the newborn ceremonies, or Bomboloni, a fried doughnut snack topped with sugar. You can try it at the finest pastry shops in Tunisia. Then you walk up the hill to visit the “Dar el Annabi” house built at the end of the 18th century, it is now a local museum, featuring the atmosphere of a Tunisian family. What is so special about this place? Would you like to truly dive into Tunisian daily life, arts, and traditions? A local charismatic guide will reveal the secrets and interesting facts about “Kawa al Alia”, Sidi Bou Said mausoleum, and other romantic places.
El Jem and Monastir Full-Day Tour with Lunch from Tunis or Hammamet
Visit of El Jem (Thysdrus) Roman amphitheater, the third biggest & the best-preserved one in the Roman world. Terminate with the visit of the famous Museum of El Jem. See the old Ribat of Monastir, which is the oldest fortification built by Arab conquerors in the 8th-century. Lunch will be provided during this trip. You will have a good time accompanied by our professional guides who will be happy to share their knowledge with you.
Picturesque Village Of Sidi Bou Said + Tunis Old Medina
Departure to Sidi Bou said: Perched high atop of a cliff overlooking the Mediterranean, this picturesque village is a delightful place for a leisurely stroll through winding cobbled streets. Its trademark white walls, contrasting sky blue doors and ornate window grids, make for a wonderfully inspiring setting. Wander around the boutiques for souvenirs or relax at a cliff-side Moorish café. Continue to the Medina (~18km, 20 Minutes drive, the heart of historic Tunis) one of the best preserved Islamic cities in the world. Walk through the meandering streets, viewing the architecture of some residential quarter, as well as the activity and excitement of the souks. Also see the great Mosque of Djamaa-ez-Zitouna, walking through Souk Echaouchia (Traditional cap makers market) and Souk El Attarine (Perfume market).
North Africa Tour to Utique-Bizerte-Ichkeul park(UNESCO)
A circuit that allows you to discover the charm of North Africa, the circuit is easy full of beautiful landscapes to explore. If there is one place to visit when you come to Tunisia, it is the tourist town of Bizerte. You will spend a peaceful day trip and experience this day in another environment. You will fall in love with this city.
1/2 day carthage & sidi bou said
This Phoenician city, once an important commercial port, was conquered by the Romans at the end of the Punic Wars. These destroyed and rebuilt Carthage, so we find today a lot of Roman remains in Carthage
Full Day Dougga and Bulla Regia Private tour with Lunch
Dougga is the pinnacle of the Roman presence in Tunisia and looks out majestically over the hills. What perhaps makes it so aesthetically pleasing is its geography – perched on high, it is a picture of verdancy and her stone columns stand proudly against the green countryside. It occupies an unusual position for a Roman town because its origins date back well before the Romans, in fact, it was a Numidian stronghold and enjoyed great prosperity through Masinissa, its ruler. Bulla Regia is a remarkable Roman city, in northwestern Tunisia, near the modern city of Jendouba. It is celebrated for its semi-subterranean housing, a feature that most likely was a response to the need for protection against excessive heat in summer and the cold in winter. The experience of exploring complete, superbly preserved villas is quite incredible; Bulla Regia remains a unique Roman city in having two-storey dwellings with one floor underground.
Half-Day Traditional Tunisian Cuisine Cooking Class in Tunis
Learning the art of Tunisian cuisine—a traditional local cook—is difficult to arrange independently, yet more rewarding than following recipes. This private half-day course in Tunis provides a personalized experience, with a market visit and hands-on tuition with a local family. • Learn to create classic courses and salads with the freedom to choose dishes to suit your interests, before sitting down to savor your creations. • Learn traditional Tunisian cooking on a private half-day class in Tunis Easy way to learn classic techniques, with tuition from a local cook • Visit a market, make various main dishes and salads, and taste the results • Ideal for all abilities, with chance to tailor dishes around your interests
day full carthage _sidi bou said _museum of Bardo and the medina of Tunis
Superb day between the ruins of Carthage and the picturesque Andalusian village Sidi Bou Saïd, Bardo and the Medina of Tunis.
Ancient Carthage and Sidi Bou Said Half Day Tour with Lunch
Carthage was the capital of ancient Rome's greatest rival and the site of a titanic clash of civilisations. Today, its ruins bear testament to Rome's ultimate victory as you'll discover during this tour, which also takes in Sidi Bou Said. Exploring the site with a guide gives you the historical background and the local perspective on the story of Carthage. You'll see ruins such as the Baths of Antoninus, which were the largest thermal baths in the Roman Empire. Have a look around the amphitheatre and the Tophet sacrificial site before taking a break for lunch. After a traditional Tunisian local lunch, you'll visit Sidi Bou Said, a clifftop village of cobbled alleys fringed by whitewashed houses with sky-blue doors and window shutters. The blue and white colour scheme has echoes of the Greek islands, and contrasts nicely with the sea beyond. You'll discover the town's history and find out why so many artists have called it home over the years.