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Top 10 Things to do in Tunisia, Tunisia
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1. The National Bardo Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1,416 reviews
Spectacular Roman mosaics are the high point of this museum.
Reviewed By Ironsides2014 - Gladstone, United States
This museum is located in an 18th century royal palace. So many Roman mosaics and Statues. The mosaics are beautiful and a must see. There is a showcase with the bullet holes from the 2015 terrorist attack. Highly recommend this Museum.
2. Musee de Guellala
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1,035 reviews
Built in 2001, this art museum boasts a fine collection of pottery and a round observation tower, excellent for viewing the sunset.
Reviewed By TaiebE - Tunis, Tunisia
The Guellala Museum is truly local and is rich in Jerba history, it shows how the islands industries and crafts are worked on and the extremely interesting ceremonies regarding marriage in Jerba, this museum will give the travelers some insight into the strange island of Jerba.
3. Djerba Explore
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1,023 reviews
Reviewed By AboudyG - Tunis, Tunisia
Two top museums - the Islamic art one and the heritage one, a nice space and outdoors, and, for fans, the crocodile and turtle farm. Only damper. The cafeteria is extremely expensive so avoid eating or drinking there. Bravo to the designers and this who are keeping this space well maintained.
4. Sousse Archaeological Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 532 reviews
Reviewed By 670fidan - Deauville City, France
The archaeological museum of Sousse is a must. The building itself is very interesting. The museum is compact and well designed with beautiful mosaics and relics.
5. Djerbahood
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4.5 based on 602 reviews
A real open-air museum, DJERBAHOOD is the place invested by artists from all around the world. The town of Erriadh in Djerba will be hosting this summer the works of hundred of artists from thirty different nationalities.
Reviewed By AboudyG - Tunis, Tunisia
There, in the middle of nowhere in a sleepy al-Ryad village in the middle of the island, lies a stunning experience. Street art with murals in a whole neighborhood, along restored guest houses and beautiful flowers. What a delight to walk along the narrow alleys and discover great large drawings on walls at every corner. There are dozens of them, from two periods, 2014 and 2018. And while we walk, you really see the villagers living their life, not disturbed by intruders, happy to see people discovering their space. Many women and men in traditional clothes are just living their lives. Children play... And flowers and the restored guest houses add to an absolutely wonderful experience. Kudos to those who created this modern concept while preserving the heritage.
6. Hammamet Beach
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 2,236 reviews
Reviewed By janchap121212 - Mablethorpe, United Kingdom
Find all the beaches in Tunisia beautiful. The hotels keep the beaches in front of them spotless. There are normally flags denoting wether it's safe to swim or not. Be careful of jellyfish washed up on beaches after rough weather along with tons of seaweed, saying that you can walk for miles along the beaches and they are patrolled by police or security so felt really safe
7. George Sebastian Villa
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 268 reviews
Reviewed By S3738YKdavidl
Fantastic visit here The Cultural Center its free to enter now but guard at the gate ask u to pay for the fresh orange or lemon juice, two tickets issued a few dinar, i fail to understand how some think £1 something is expensive grounds are full of lemon, orange olive (olive oil for sale) and works of Art scattered throughout, modernist art sculpture, roaring dogs made out of scrape machine parts to the fabulous enamel mosaic at the entrance There's a fully working Amphitheater book your tickets in advance to music, plays theatre shows The Villa itself was at its time full of all mod cons fridge, oven, indoor plumbing hot tub, en suite bathroom, swimming pool etc used by the famous now left in a time forgot you can imagine how it once was theres some beautiful works of art on the walls and scattered around the shelves great features in the doors and doorways, the exquisite louvre windows peering out to some lovely views the guide is a wealth of knowledge well worth a couple of dinar relax and enjoy this cooling and peaceful place and it is possible to book yourselfs one of the shows ????
8. Medina of Hammamet
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3.5 based on 2,809 reviews
Reviewed By _manpritgrewal - London, United Kingdom
after dinners we use to walk in medina lots of shops and coffee shops to chill in evening and lots of other things going around horse rides
9. Yasmin Hammamet
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 3,005 reviews
Reviewed By 513tracyh - Hertfordshire, United Kingdom
Excellent pleasure watching the boats and having a walk around a short walk from the hotel along the beach good shops bars and restaurants
10. Carthage Land Hammamet
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 1,037 reviews
Located halfway between Tunis and Sousse, in the very heart of the medina of Yasmine Hammamet, Carthage Land is Tunisia’s largest and most famous amusement park, an ideal destination when it comes to leisure and entertainment for both children and adults. From big thrills in 5D cinema, an adrenaline rush in King Kong or a pirate boat trip, to the cultural discovery, you can enjoy a multitude of activities suitable for family outings, couples surprises, team-building or birthdays. Carthage Land draws its inspiration from the ancient myths, legends and tales of the rich history of Carthage, in a world where you will never get bored. The park is divided into several areas including a theme park, a water park, a cultural discovery area, a children's area, a dining area and an extreme zone. Adrenaline lovers must know that they will also discover at Carthage Land a unique attraction in the world: King Kong, a Spinning Coaster with a rise of 13m and a speed up to 60km / hour !
Reviewed By merbany
This place is nice place for kids and adults alike, there are rides and activities to be done at all times its clean and most importantly safe the people in tunisia are great too
