Tunis,Tunisia.
A third Mediterranean, a third European and a third North African, Tunis is the Maghrebi city with perhaps the most eclectic cultural blend.

About Tunis
Tunis is home to UNESCO World Heritage Sites, bustling markets, and vibrant neighborhoods. The Bardo Museum is known for having one of the largest collections of Roman mosaics in the world. The Tunis Medina is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, a vast labyrinth of narrow alleyways where sights, sounds and smells combine to make a memorable experience.
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Things to do in Tunis
Carthage Ruins
Tunis Medina (Old Town)

La Marsa Beach
Zitouna Mosque
Cost of living in Tunis
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Where to stay in Tunis
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Practical information for Tunis
Getting there
- Nearest airport — Tunis-Carthage International Airport
Money
- Currency — Tunisian dinar
- Affordability — 4.5/5 on the Wanderlust index (higher is cheaper)
Internet
- Median speed — 4 Mbps
- Internet score — 1/5
Safety
- Safety score — 4/5 from our AI-assisted research
Language
- Primary language — Arabic (Tunisian dialect) is the national language, with French spoken by most Tunisians as a second language.
Timing
- Best window — The best time to go to Tunisia is outside of summer in the spring (April/May) or autumn (Oct/early Nov).
- Time zone — Africa/Tunis
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