Cities in Tunis

• Tunis  
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  Tunis
  A modern metropolis in full growth and a major historic city, <strong>Tunis</strong> is always full of surprises. On the side of the medina, numerous ancient buildings open their doors, some transformed into museums or cultural centers, others into restaurants and tea rooms. The greater metropolitan area of Tunis, often referred to as Grand Tunis, has some 2,700,000 inhabitants. Situated on a large Mediterranean Sea gulf (the Gulf of Tunis), behind the Lake of Tunis and the port of La Goulette, the city extends along the coastal plain and the hills that surround it. As the capital city of the country, Tunis is the focus of Tunisian political and administrative life; it is also the centre of the country`s commercial and cultural activities. <br /> <br /> <span class="P_Ora_Arial_12"><strong>Recommended Stay: </strong></span>At least 2 nights<br /> <span class="P_Blu_Arial_12"><strong>Must See`s:<br /> </strong></span>Bardo National Museum, Zaytuna Mosque, Baths of Antoninus, Carthage National Museum, Byrsa Hill, and so much more!
• Hammamet  
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  Hammamet
  Coastal city of Tunisia, <strong>Hammamet</strong>, famous for its fine sandy beaches and turquoise waters, is located in the northeast of the country, 37.2 miles from Tunis, on Cap Bon. It is home to a popular seaside resort, particularly frequented by the jet set, which aligns all-inclusive hotel complexes along the sea. Sunbathing, al fresco dining and late-night discos are a way of life in Hammamet, the Tunisian St-Tropez. Located on the fertile Cap Bon Peninsula, about 40 miles south of Tunis, the bayfront resort is surrounded by verdant hills and citrus groves. Hammamet is a Tunisian gem that a billionaire has made his garden. Since then, the city has grown in popularity, until it has become a must-see city, to discover absolutely during your stay in Tunisia. <br /> <br /> <span class="P_Ora_Arial_12"><strong>Recommended Stay: </strong></span>At least 2 nights<br /> <span class="P_Blu_Arial_12"><strong>Must See`s:<br /> </strong></span>Hammamet Medina, Plage, Fort Hammamet, Aquapark Flipper, Kasbah, and so much more!
• Sousse  
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  Sousse
  <strong>Sousse</strong> is the third city in Tunisia and one of the most touristic in the country. Large hotels have colonized the coast, and the old town is literally invaded by German and French tourists. The city is once again an important trade center, and agricultural activity has declined in favor of fishing and tourism. Major economic pursuits include sardine canning, automotive parts manufacture and assembly, olive oil processing, and cotton textile milling. To visit, there is the ribat and the Archaeological Museum, both in the medina. The beaches of the city center offer limited interest, but the trendy bars, restaurants and the historic district of the medina are there for you. <br /> <br /> <span class="P_Ora_Arial_12"><strong>Recommended Stay: </strong></span>At least 2 nights<br /> <span class="P_Blu_Arial_12"><strong>Must See`s:<br /> </strong></span>Sousse Ribat, Sousse Archaeological Museum, AQUASPLASH - AquaparkThalassa Sousse, Museum Dar Essid, Grande Mosquee de Sousse, and so much more!
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