Tunis Holidays

Tunis Holidays Destination Guide

Tunis, the capital and the largest city of Tunisia is situated on a large Mediterranean Sea gulf. Extended along the coastal plain and hills, the city attracts uncountable number of tourist every year. The city is perfect for historic interest travellers. At the center of the city one can find the medina, full of intense scents and colours, boisterous and active trade. Most visitors come to Tunis to enjoy the great Mediterranean coastline and its gorgeous sandy beaches. The city is full of religious buildings, souks, parks and museums. Besides, every year the city holds several festivals, out of which many have gained international attention.

Things to Do on Tunis Holidays

Tunis is a preferable base to visit various other attractions in Tunisia. The city is easy to explore and offers culture, history, fine handicrafts and great beaches. In this sophisticated modern city, do not forget to visit the medina and get lost. It is one of the best in the Arab world and is classified as a World Heritage Site. It is a true shopper’s paradise. In the city you can visit the historic museums, Dougga – a Roman city located 106km south west of Tunis, explore North Africa’s exotic culture and enjoy camel rise. Lastly, do not forget to enjoy a cup of mint teas in the traditional Moorish cafe, the cafe Chaabane that overlooks the blue waters of the Gulf of Tunis.

Places to Visit on Tunis Holidays

Tunis is sure to take you by surprise with its manifold worth visiting places, hotels, greenery and other all the hustle and bustle of a modern Mediterranean city. The shady tree lined Avenue Habib Bourguiba, the Cathedral, statue of Ibn Khaldoun, the ancient Medina are few places that you should not miss when in Tunis. The entire city is a wealth of ancient palaces, mosques, centres of trade and learning, souks, wall, gates, religious buildings and art centres.

Best Time to Visit on Tunis Holidays

The best time to visit Best Time to Visit Tunis is spring and autumn when the temperature drops slightly. Summer in Tunis is warm, while winter is wet. The Mediterranean climate of the city is characterized by a hot and dry season and a cool and rainy season. Average temperatures are very high in the summer months of June, July, and August. In fall, the city receives rain, often with short storms that sometimes create rapid flood in some parts of the city. During November the temperature moves on average between 11°C and 20°C.