Itinerary

1. Private Walking Tour of the Medina of Tunis

   • Meet the tour guide outside and explore the iconic exterior of the Zitouna Mosque, Tunisia's oldest mosque and a symbol of heritage.
   • Next, discover the treasures within Dar Lasram, an 18th-century palace showcasing an impressive collection of artifacts. 
     • Note: Dar Lasram is closed on weekends.
   • Step into the past at the Medersa Slimaniya, an ancient Islamic school that offers insights into Tunisia's educational history. The medersa stands as a testament to the importance of education in Islamic culture and offers visitors a chance to appreciate its architectural beauty and understand its historical significance. 
     • Note: Medersa Slimaniya is closed on Mondays. 
   • Continue to stroll through the fragrant Souk Al Attarine, renowned for its perfumes and beauty products. 
   • After some walking and exploration, take a break at Café du Souk, a famous Medina café, and savour a traditional mint tea or coffee. 
   • Head on to experience the heritage of Dar Hussein Palace, now home to the National Heritage Institute, and delve into Tunisia's rich history and cultural legacy, if entry is allowed at that time. 
     • Note: Dar Hussein Palace is closed on weekends. 
   • See the architectural marvel of the Hammouda Pasha Mosque on Rue de la Kasbah (from outside).
   • Get introduced to Hammam el Kachachine, a traditional bathhouse, followed by witnessing the traditional crafts at the Chaouachia Souk, known for its "Chaouachine" works. 
   • Quickly capture a memorable photo outside Dar El Jeld, a beautiful restaurant set in a converted old house. 
   • Wander Rue du Pacha, lined with monuments like Dar Hammouda Pasha and the Didi Ben Arous Mausoleum. 
   • End the tour with an immersive experience at the Arts Center Bir Lahjar, a revered educational institution. From captivating exhibitions to interactive workshops, it offers a captivating journey into the realm of arts and culture.