● Visit the Bardo National Museum, the second largest museum in North Africa after Egypt’s Cairo Museum. It houses the world’s most extensive collection of Roman mosaics and was once the site of the Beylical Palace. Explore ancient sculptures and rare artifacts from excavation sites across Tunisia.
● Stroll through the UNESCO-listed Medina, a maze of historic palaces, mosques, madrassas, alleyways, souks, cafés, and artisan workshops.
● Stop by Bab El Bhar (Porte de France), the gateway connecting the old town to Avenue Habib Bourguiba, Tunisia’s answer to the Champs-Élysées.
● Drive to Dougga, a remarkably well-preserved Maghreb city with ruins from the Numidian-Berber, Greek, Roman, and Punic eras. Marvel at its temples, theaters, bathhouses, and the grand mausoleum. Recognized as “the best-preserved Roman small town in North Africa”, Dougga earned UNESCO World Heritage status in 1997.
● Continue to Hammamet, a coastal gem known for its stunning beaches and water sports, a favorite getaway for European travelers.
● Upon arrival, spend the rest of the day at leisure, or join us on an optional Hammamet by night with dinner.
Did You Know? Dougga’s Roman theater, built in the 2nd century AD, could seat up to 3,500 spectators and is still used for performances today!