On the shores of the Mediterranean Sea, in the far north of the African continent, lies a small country in terms of its area, but large in terms of its history and cultural diversity. Here, we are talking about the Arab, African, and Muslim country of Tunisia, which is considered one of the most important tourist destinations in the world, especially for Europeans.

Several factors have combined to make Tunisia a destination for visitors and tourists. It combines temperate weather, the beauty of natural landscapes, and the presence of many historical and archaeological sites and landmarks. Whoever visits Tunisia can enjoy the beauty of the sea, the desert, and the forests in one visit. This is naturally due to the presence of this natural and geographical diversity in the country.

Area: 163,610 square kilometers

Coastline length: 2,290 km

Currency: Tunisian Dinar (1$=2,98TND / 1€=3,37 TND)

Capital: Tunis

National flag design:

the most important archaeological sites that can be visited: 

The Bardo Museum

The Roman Theatre of Carthage

The Amphitheatre of El Jem

The Archaeological Site of Oudna

The Archaeological Site of Dougga

The most important cities to visit are Tunis, Bizerte, Sousse, Mahdia, and Djerba, which are coastal cities. Tataouine, Tozeur, and Kebili are desert cities, in addition to the mountainous city of Tabarka, which combines a view of the sea and the beauty of the forests.

Top Rated Hotels:

 * Radisson Blu and Convention Center: Five stars

 * Mövenpick Hotel du Lac Tunis: Five stars

 * Hotel Royal Victoria: Four stars

The most famous dishes that the country is known for are:

Couscous

Grilled Salad

Kaftaji

Lablebi

Tunisian-Style Pasta

Kammounia

Shakshouka

In addition to types of bread made in a traditional and popular way, such as Mlawi bread, Tabouna bread, and Mtabga.