Tunisia has beautiful tourist facilities and attractions that make it a destination for tourists from all around the world, especially the country's long beaches, museums and archaeological sites that tell the story of Tunisia and its ancient history. Therefore, the tourism sector is an important sector of the country, and it depends on it as in all other sectors. The tourism sector in Tunisia generates a good income of up to five billion US dollars per year according to the specifications of some specialists in this field. The largest number of tourists visiting the country, which may reach the number of tourists per year to 10 million tourists, according to statistics of recent years.

high ranking in the world of tourism and travel, despite its small size on the map. It is one of the countries that is witnessing an increasing number of visitors every year. It enjoys a beautiful and mild climate. The hotels and tourist activities vary between culture, history, luxury resorts, islands and picturesque beaches. The cost and the convenience of family and youth trips, come with us on a quick trip to the most famous names, landmarks and tourist cities that are worth seeing on your next trip to Tunisia.

-City of Tunis

The Tunisian capital, which has embraced civilizations and nations throughout the ages, is a long way to go. In order to be fair about Tunisia, we must start with the amazing capital. A quick tour of the Old City or the "old" can take us through time to return to ancient times. You can book a hotel in the city of Tunis where you will be greeted by "Bab El Bahr", which divides the old neighborhood from the modern in the city. Once you pass through it, you will pass through a magic lamp to a beautiful world of myth and dazzling, dozens of shops displaying various handicrafts, clothing, perfumes, spices and others. In the narrow alleyways surrounded by ancient buildings, mosques, minarets, schools and shabby cafes, the old neighborhood is like a huge bazaar, topped by the voices of vendors and the hustle and bustle of congestion, and does not give up easily to the first price offered by the merchant, but practiced your skill in persuasion to reach a price that satisfies you.

The shopping tour will take you to the "Zaytouna Mosque", which has to be restrained especially during the hot summer days. The "Zaytouna Mosque" is the most famous landmark in Tunis and one of the oldest mosques in the Arab world. It was built in 732 AC and was a beacon of civilization, Al-Qusai and Al-Dany give up its gift, but today the inner courtyard is home to tranquility and tranquility away from the noise of the markets. The majestic minaret overlooks the ancient city of Tunis as a witness in its collection of secrets and stories. Tunisia, where it displays various perfumes and lacquer Equipment weddings and cap badges and others.

In the modern section of Tunisia, there is the "Casbah Square" which chronicles the revolutions and political movements that have taken place in the country. They are ideal for strolling, walking and drinking tea in one of the beautiful cafes surrounding it. We can not mention Tunisia without going to the Bardo Museum, The world's largest museum that displays Roman mosaics from pre-Christendom, even if it is not full of museums, will certainly be dazzled with amazing mosaic paintings and sculptures in a number of halls arranged by date and subject. In a Pacific coffee shop of the museum.

- city of sousse

The fascinating journey continues in Tunisia through the city of "Sousse", which is about two hours south of the capital. "Sousse" is known for the beauty of the Tunisian coast. It is one of the most beautiful cities. Museums in Tunisia After the "Bardo" Museum, located on a hill overlooking the city and easily visible from anywhere. The museum hosts a collection of the most beautiful Roman mosaics, most notably the Neptune goddess. It takes about an hour to explore the museum with cheap entrance fees, With a "terrace" overlooking "Sousse" and the sea.

The old city is also home to the traditional market, which offer various textiles and handicrafts, as well as the spicy souffle markets, distinctive colors and fish markets. You can also book a hotel near "Ribat Sousse", close to the old souks of "Sousse", To the eighth century AD, which is one of the most important Islamic monuments that still retain its brilliance and splendor in Tunisia. It is characterized by its elegant sea-view and the ideal for taking pictures. The House of Hunting is another kind of museum. The rich museum of visitors, the museum takes you to a fabulous world of colorful trinkets, decorations, colorful walls and magnificent furniture, with a beautiful terrace overlooking the city. A special experience in "Sousse" is the visit to the new city of Al "Zahra" Park, A dance scene and a festival that offers a variety of performances, dance and folklore, which is a history of 3,000 years in Tunisia and is presented by dozens of actors, with delicious dishes from Tunisian specialties to complete the painting to the fullest. Do not hesitate to book a hotel in "Sousse" to enjoy all that this city has to offer. a Which is simply a first class masterpiece.

- city of Hammamet

You can plan a day trip back and forth from Tunis to "Hammamet", about 65 km from the capital, or book a hotel in "Hammamet" if your favorite destination is the sea and the beaches. It is a favorite place for leisure and holidays, frequented by Tunisians and foreigners alike. This area is characterized by its mild weather, even in the hot summer months. Among the most famous places to visit in "Hammamet" is the "Kasbah" or the ancient citadel overlooking the sea and the city. It is famous for its charming cafe and offers the finest mint tea. Live luxury and modernity, where the visitor can find them in the "Jasmine baths", which is one of the famous tourist areas, which received a large turnout of visitors to Tunisia.

The area includes a stretchy sandy beach, a yacht marina where cruise ships can be booked in this place, as well as dozens of trendy markets, malls, restaurants and elegant hotels. Near the beach, Carthage Land, Africa's largest toy city, African waterfalls, statues and lakes, and a variety of sections, including water games, amusement parks suitable for adults and children, as well as a large and varied number of international and Arab restaurants. If you are near, do not miss visiting Villa George Sebastian; The villa was owned by a French celebrity and has now become a tourist and cultural center where concerts and theater performances are held on the Roman stage, a magnificent indoor garden, a pool of water and many trees and flowers for more relaxation and harmony. In the market Friday, which is held in the city of "Nabeul", 11 km from "Hammamet", where the various types of handicrafts, clothing, fabrics, carpets, ceramics, spices, tea, food, sweets and many more to the taste and price.

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