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Welcome to our celebration of Tunisia, where the Mediterranean Sea meets the Sahara Desert and more than three thousand years of history continue to shape everyday life.
From the legendary ruins of Carthage and the winding streets of Tunis to the white-and-blue village of Sidi Bou Said, the Roman amphitheatre at El Jem, the palm-filled oases of Tozeur, and the vast southern desert, Tunisia offers an extraordinary blend of cultures, landscapes, and traditions.
Whether you’re planning a future journey, exploring North Africa from home, or celebrating Tunisia’s remarkable heritage, welcome to a country where ancient civilizations, vibrant markets, welcoming communities, and spectacular scenery come together.
On the Web
Tunisia Republic Day – Tunisia Republic Day is celebrated on July 25 every year to commemorate the vote to abolish the monarchy.
Culture Crossing Guide – Etiquette and customs.
Discover Tunisia – A terrific website to begin planning your Tunisia visit or vacation.
Travel Advice – From the Australian government.
Tunisia Genealogy – Resources for family historians.
Wikipedia – Tunisia, according to the Internet encyclopedia.
Where is Tunisia?
Tunisia is located in North Africa on the Mediterranean Sea, bordered by Algeria and Libya.
What is Tunisia famous for?
Tunisia is known for Carthage, Roman ruins, the Sahara Desert, Mediterranean beaches, historic medinas, olive oil, mosaics, and rich cultural heritage.
What is the capital of Tunisia?
Tunis is the capital and largest city.
Is Tunisia good for history lovers?
Yes. Tunisia offers Phoenician, Roman, Islamic, Ottoman, and modern historical sites, including several UNESCO World Heritage locations.
What food should visitors try?
Popular dishes include couscous, brik, harissa, fresh seafood, dates, grilled meats, and pastries.
How Tunisia Got Freedom
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Explore Tunisia through travel writing, archaeology, history, photography, cuisine, and stories that reveal one of the Mediterranean’s oldest civilizations.
Celebrate!
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The traditions and customs of Tunisia.
Tunisia Stations at Radio.Garden
Discover Tunisia through local radio, traditional music, contemporary artists, cultural programming, and community voices from across the country.
- Ambiance FM 106.8 (Ksour Essaf)
- Diwan 91.2 (Sfax)
- Express FM 103.6 (Tunis)
- Mosaique FM (Tunis)
- Mosaique Tarab (Tunis)
- Radio Jawhara FM 102.5 (Sousse)
- Radio Nessij (Ksar Hellal)
- Radio Zitouna FM 102.9 (Tunis)
- Skyrock Tunis (Tunis)
Where are you in Tunisia?
25 best places to visit in Tunisia.
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