Best places: Historical landmarks in الجامع الجنوبية, Tunisia

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

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

👍👍 Do not skip when visiting Tunisia

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

👍👍 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...

👍👍 Very impressive, must see if you pass by

👍 The southernmost part of Africa. It was one of the first trips we did when arrived in Tunisia and it's always breathtaking if you see it on a sunny day. I give one less star because of the garbage on the beach and the access. We always feel a bit like indiana Jones crossing it which can be pretty fu...

This small fort first built in the 8th century & expanded in 821 features a tower for scenic views.

👍 A musical instrument museum with a large variations of instrument and A historical luxury palace with many rooms and decorations. From the outside you can see the sea and the marina down the hill. There are amenities on site and the entrance is 5 D. We saw chairs set up for a music performance on th...

👍👍 Nice and historic gate opening to the souks

👍👍 Mahdia (Arabic: المهدية al-Mahdīyah) is a Tunisian coastal city with 62,189 inhabitants, south of Monastir and southeast of Sousse.Mahdia is a provincial centre north of Sfax. It is important for the associated fish-processing industry, as well as weaving. It is the capital of Mahdia Governorate.The...

😐 Here's my super review of most Carthage and Sidi Bou Said attractions and some tips: *first, if you haven't bought your ticket, my first advice would be to skip Tunis as a destination. Worst trip of my life overall. *second, do not trust all reviews nor all pictures, many pictures do not match in...

👍 A great experience we went during December we practically had the place to ourselves, the desert seems to go on forever a bit chilly that time of year. Loved the Star Wars locations, driving back in the evening sun through the mountains was breathtaking, as the sun turned the mountains into hills o...

👍👍 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 looks fantastic and you are able to go into the centre, underneath (where animals would be kept), and aroun...

😠 Here's my super review of most Carthage and Sidi Bou Said attractions and some tips: *first, if you haven't bought your ticket, my first advice would be to skip Tunis as a destination. Worst trip of my life overall. *second, do not trust all reviews nor all pictures, many pictures do not match in...

👍👍 An impressive restoration of a Spanish fort built on Roman foundations. Lovely area to sit by the water and relax (if you ignore all of the rubbish that’s washed up on the rocks or thrown on the ground). Very impressive monument and a real icon along Djerba’s coast line.

👍👍 Beautiful and inspiring place. Unique seeing modern living alongside a traditional home in a troglodyte style of life. The ingenuity to create cool functional houses in a baking summer desert, before air con, is brilliant. Amazing people. Didn't see Luke Skywalker though. Oh and we visited in t...

👍👍 Very beautiful Monument in Mahdia 😍 the entry is very cheap. And as you go inside you can read a little bit of history and then go up to discover an amazing view, a view from where you can see the sea and the city of Mahdia. Very nice and I would recommend visiting it 😍

👍 Unfortunately the place is not looked after properly and I could see rubbish absolutely everywhere, which is sad. The place itself is interesting and would be great to find some more information in English. It is for free but I would be happy to pay for entry

👍👍 Avenue Habib Bourguiba, located in the heart of Tunis, Tunisia, is a vibrant and bustling boulevard that serves as the main thoroughfare of the city. Named after the country's first President, Habib Bourguiba, the avenue is a historic and iconic landmark that holds significant cultural and historica...