Things to Do in Tunis

A French neo-Gothic cathedral built in the 1890s in the city centre, known for its twin spires and peaceful interior.

🕐 08:00–12:00, 15:00–18:00 daily

💡 Check the board outside for free organ concerts on some weekends. Photography is allowed without flash.

A UNESCO-listed labyrinth of narrow alleyways, souks, and historic mosques dating from the 7th century.

🕐 Open 24 hours; shops typically 09:00–19:00

💡 Enter via Rue de la Kasbah and follow the main arteries to avoid getting lost. Haggle politely in the souks.

A large hilltop park with walking paths, a zoo, and views over the city. The 19th-century Belvedere Palace sits inside.

🕐 07:00–19:00 daily

💡 Bring a picnic and aim for late afternoon when the light is best and families gather. The zoo is cheap but basic.

A striking blue-and-white village on a cliff overlooking the Gulf of Tunis, with cobbled streets and sea views.

🕐 Village open 24 hours; local shops 09:00–20:00

💡 Take the TGM light rail from Tunis Marine station (about €0.50). Visit early to avoid crowds. The Café des Nattes on the main square is a classic spot for mint tea.

Houses one of the world's finest collections of Roman mosaics, displayed in a former 15th-century palace.

🕐 09:00–17:00 Tue–Sun (closes 16:00 in winter)

💡 Go on a Sunday morning when it is quieter. The audio guide is worth the small extra cost.