The medina of Tunis houses historical mosques, palaces, and traditional souks. The archaeological site of Carthage features remnants of Punic and Roman civilizations. Museums like the Bardo display archaeological collections. Modern neighborhoods include Avenue Habib Bourguiba with its colonial buildings. The village of Sidi Bou Saïd and the port of La Goulette complete the architectural heritage of the Tunisian capital.
Tunis, Tunisia
Traditional district dating from the 7th century with ramparts, more than 700 monuments, and a network of shopping streets.
Tunis, Tunisia
Ancient Phoenician and Roman capital with baths, harbors, theaters, and citadels reflecting three millennia of history.
Tunis, Tunisia
Religious monument founded in 732, featuring a prayer hall with 70 ancient columns and a courtyard surrounded by galleries.
Tunis, Tunisia
Neo-Romanesque style religious building constructed between 1893 and 1897, with two 45-meter-high bell towers.
Tunis, Tunisia
The maritime port of Tunis dates back to the 16th century and spans 200 hectares. It handles over 7 million tons of goods annually.
Tunis, Tunisia
Ottoman religious building from the 17th century with a large central dome and eight smaller domes, located in the medina of Tunis.
Tunis, Tunisia
Village located 20 kilometers from Tunis, characterized by its traditional Tunisian architecture with white walls and blue doors.
Tunis, Tunisia
Former beylical palace from the 19th century converted into a museum in 1888, containing the largest collection of Roman mosaics in the world.
Tunis, Tunisia
Museum located in the Rose Palace of 1793 showcasing uniforms, weapons, and documents of the Tunisian army through the centuries.
Tunis, Tunisia
Historic establishment with an outdoor terrace situated on a height, offering views of the Mediterranean Sea and the port of La Goulette.
Tunis, Tunisia
Monument built in 1848 under the reign of Ahmed Bey, forming a vaulted passage between the colonial city and the medina of Tunis.
Tunis, Tunisia
Shopping street in the medina connecting Zitouna Mosque to the Kasbah district, lined with craft shops and cafes.
Tunis, Tunisia
This medieval street serves as the main commercial artery of the medina, with craft shops and traditional stores lined up on each side.
Tunis, Tunisia
Built in 1891, this covered market gathers vendors of local fresh produce with sections dedicated to fish, meats, fruits, vegetables, and spices.
Tunis, Tunisia
Located in the heart of Tunis, this square represents the junction between the modern city and the medina, near Saint Vincent de Paul Cathedral.
Tunis, Tunisia
This military fortification from the 16th century, built under the reign of Charles V, protected the port and maritime access to Tunis.
Tunis, Tunisia
This traditional 18th-century house features a local craft arcade with weaving and pottery workshops.
Tunis, Tunisia
Japanese-style green space of 6000 square meters including a koi carp lake, paved paths, and ornamental plants.
Tunis, Tunisia
Traditional public bathhouse for women built in the 17th century with steam rooms and hot water pools.
Tunis, Tunisia
Monumental gate built in 1848 marking the entrance to the medina. It separates the historic district from Avenue Habib Bourguiba.
Tunis, Tunisia
16th-century residence of the dey of Tunis, currently the seat of the conservation of the medina.
Tunis, Tunisia
Koranic school of 1754 built during the reign of Ali I Pasha. The building includes a prayer room and dormitories for students.
Tunis, Tunisia
School founded in 1896 that introduced modern sciences into the Tunisian educational system. It taught mathematics, geography, and languages.
Tunis, Tunisia
Palace built in the 18th century with traditional Tunisian architecture. It now houses the offices and collections of the National Heritage Institute.
Tunis, Tunisia
Zaouia built in 1437 with a square dome and stucco decorations. The monument became a protected historical site in 1928.
Tunis, Tunisia
Main avenue of modern Tunis with its colonial buildings, cafes, and shops along a wide tree-lined promenade.
Tunis, Tunisia
Traditional Tunisian palace of the 19th century with characteristic architecture of noble residences, including an inner courtyard and ceramic decorations.
Tunis, Tunisia
Former stable building converted into a cultural center with a performance hall and exhibition spaces for local artists.
Tunis, Tunisia
Historic square surrounded by government buildings including the Prime Minister's office, located at the western entrance of the medina.
Tunis, Tunisia
Ottoman construction from the 17th century with a square minaret and a central dome. The mosque features a prayer hall adorned with marble columns.
Tunis, Tunisia
Cultural building constructed in 1902 based on plans by architect Jean-Émile Resplandy. The facade presents neoclassical decorative elements and columns.
Tunis, Tunisia
Religious building constructed in the 13th century under the Hafsid dynasty. The interior contains antique columns and a mihrab decorated with ceramic tiles.