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One of the most attractive sites for travelers is the old fortress, the walls of which are now housing the Archaeological Museum. Its collection is striking with its diversity; it is one of the most exciting and largest in the country. The museum is divided into several thematic areas. Among its exhibits there are antique statues and tombstones dating back more than a thousand years, mosaics and frescoes, religious attributes and objects of art. The Archaeological Museum is the most visited cultural venue of Sousse and the priority landmark of all sightseeing programs. The most important religious object is the Grande Mosque built in 851. Recently, a large-scale reconstruction of the mosque took place, due to which the shrine managed to find its original appearance. The majestic building has not only an attractive appearance, but also unique atmosphere of solemnity and peace. A curious object with a long history is the Kasbah of Sousse fortress. According to historical records, it was built in the second half of the 9th century on the site of ancient fortifications. The height of the main tower of the fortress is 30 meters. Its top is equipped with a beautiful viewing platform. It is notable that the main tower of the fortress is still acting as a lighthouse as many hundreds of years ago. In the western part of the city Sousse Catacombs are situated. They have been found long ago, in 1888. According to scientists, a complex of caves was built no later than the 4th century … Read further

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Attractions and active leisure

The guests of Sousse have a great opportunity to combine a beach holiday and a walk around the city with wellness treatments, as the resort is famous for its upscale thalassotherapy centers. They are located mainly in larger resorts. On certain days and hours health centers provide services to all those interested. Those who can’t relax without walking through the beautiful natural places should definitely … Open

Cuisine and top restaurants

Among many dining places of Sousse each and every guest could choose something special. An interesting restaurant is the Queen. Its menu is a harmonious blend of popular Arabic and French dishes. Queen is one of the most stylish and prestigious restaurants in the city; it often hosts jazz evenings and exciting recreational activities. The Caracas restaurant is in high demand of travelers; one of the main attractive … Open

Traditions and mentality of Sousse

A few centuries ago, national songs were sung with accompaniment of Rababa, the one-stringed musical instrument. In those days, folk songs were performed exclusively by women, or rather women's groups that were called Rababia. Today, old musical instruments are replaced with kamandzha, a stringed instrument looking like a violin. The music itself has changed too, retaining only its individuality. For many … Open

Travel guide to Sousse

The most mysterious attraction is the Sousse catacombs. The total length of underground labyrinths is about 5000 meters. The very first underground tunnels were dug in the 1st - 4th centuries AD. Christians from among the local population used them to conduct secret services and to hide in from Roman soldiers. A dry unique climate, typical for this area, has been involved in the perfect keeping of the dungeons. In … Open

Advices for travellers

8. For good service it is customary to leave a tip; in restaurants it usually makes up 10% of the total order. Small cash reward is also appropriate to leave for a maid at the hotel, for a guide and tour bus driver. 9. In crowded areas you should closely monitor your personal belongings. Don’t take large sums of money and other valuables to the beach; in no case leave bags and pieces of clothing unattended. … Open

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Tunisia - moving around the country

Tunisia’s next international airport is Habib Bourguiba’s air harbor. Not long ago, this airport enjoyed full operations. It however now accepts only foreign charter flights. It is most convenient to fly to this airport if you plan to rest in Monastir, in Mahdia, or in Sousse. The airport of Djerba-Zarzis is considered the most southern of all the international air Harbors of Tunisia. Despite having only a fairly modest infrastructure, all that is necessary for offering passengers a good service has been made available within its territory. There is a small waiting room, decent cafes and bars, a small Duty Free shop, several shops with local products, as well as an ATM, a currency exchange office, and the branch of an international bank. … Open

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