Tunisia

About Tunisia

Explore Tunisia — from Carthage Ruins, Sidi Bou Said, to Sahara Desert Douz. Iconic landmarks, natural wonders, and unforgettable travel experiences await.

Wonderful Tourist Locations

Must-see destinations and iconic landmarks in Tunisia.

Carthage Ruins

Ancient Phoenician and Roman heritage.

Sidi Bou Said

Clifftop blue-and-white village.

Sahara Desert Douz

Gateway to the Grand Erg Oriental.

Top Restaurants in Tunisia

Famous dining destinations, local flavours, and must-try culinary experiences.

Tunisian

Dar El Jeld

Tunis

In a restored Tunis medina palace, Dar El Jeld serves refined Tunisian cuisine—couscous, brik, and lamb tagine—in opulent traditional salons. Tourists and dignitaries dine beneath painted ceilings and zellij tilework. Tunisia's most celebrated fine-dining restaurant.

Tunisian-Mediterranean

Restaurant Les Deux Étoiles

Sidi Bou Said

In Sidi Bou Said's blue-and-white village, Les Deux Étoiles offers Mediterranean-Tunisian cuisine with Gulf of Tunis views from a clifftop terrace. Sunset dinners here are a Tunisian rite of passage. Among the country's most scenic restaurants.

Tunisian

Chez Slah

Tunis

A Tunis institution since 1956, Chez Slah serves authentic couscous, ojja, and grilled fish in a bustling downtown setting packed with locals at lunch. Its honest flavors and generous portions define everyday Tunisian dining. The capital's most beloved traditional restaurant.