Tunis by private jet

Start at the Bab el Bahr gate, which marks the border between the old city and the new one, before losing yourself in its winding streets. Visit its palaces such as Dar Ben Abdallah and Dar Hussein; its souks, like the Souk des Chéchias—famous for crafting traditional Tunisian wool hats; its madrasas (schools); mausoleums; and mosques, particularly the Zitouna Mosque, begun in 732 and built over the centuries—a true architectural gem.

The Sidi Bou Saïd district, with its Andalusian style, is another must-see. Its beauty and charm were immortalized by artists Paul Klee, August Macke, and Louis Moilliet, who painted the whitewashed buildings and the iconic blue doors typical of this leisure district.

The sumptuous Bardo Palace in Tunis is now the second-largest museum on the African continent after the Egyptian Museum in Cairo. It houses an impressive collection of Roman mosaics discovered throughout Tunisia—a true national treasure.

Not far from the city lie the ruins of the ancient, wealthy, and legendary Phoenician maritime city of Carthage. Destroyed during the Third Punic War in 146 BC, its remains still line the seafront. Once there, don’t miss the stunning view from the top of Byrsa Hill!

Tunis also offers beautiful beaches, just about thirty minutes from the city center—not to mention the Port of Tunis, Saint Vincent de Paul Cathedral, Sidi Mahrez Mosque, and the Ville Nouvelle of Tunis…

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