Tunis, Sidi Bousaid and Carthage Day Trip from Monastir

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7 hours to 8 hours (approx.)
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Offered in: English

Overview

A very rich program: Visit the ancient city of Carthage, the authentic city of Sidi Bou Said overlooking the Mediterranean Sea, the city of Tunis through the medina during a day trip from Monastir. This tour takes you to one of seven Tunisian World Heritage sites as well as three cities in one day.

What's Included

In-vehicle air conditioning
All fees and/or taxes

Lunch
Non-compulsory access fees to Carthage monuments equivalent (2 + 4)

Meeting and Pickup

Meeting point

We pick up from all hotels in Monastir.

End point

We pick up from all hotels in Monastir.

What To Expect

Sidi Bou Said

The city of Sidi Bou Said is located north of the Tunisian capital. The whole city is located on a steep cliff, which overlooks the Mediterranean Sea. The view of Sidi Bou Said is absolutely phenomenal, and will continue to amaze you throughout your trip. The entire city is simply beautiful, with flowers draped almost every wall and door, and beautiful hanging hanging vines throughout the area. Sidi Bou Said is so beautiful, in fact, that many artists have made their home here. It is also said of the city have inspired the famous artist Paul Klee and the famous writer André Gide

Carthage

Your visit will be embellished by many ruins, the sumptuous palace of the president and embellished by a panoramic view of Tunis and the gulf. You can buy a ticket that provides access to approximately 10 different historical sites, which is a big challenge to see in a day. Here are some of the places of the most emblematic of its heritage that will reveal to you Carthage in all its splendor.

Medina of Tunis

It is the richness of its history that gave this 12th century city its traditional character and modern at a time. Originally, it was a small town built by the Berbers. Near the Gulf of Tunis on the Mediterranean coast, it becomes a thriving market town from the thirteenth century.