Sousse is a blend of Maghreb history and architecture with a modern tourist vibe of beaches and resorts. It offers the old Medina with Ribat, the Statue of Habibe Bourguiba the first president of independent Tunisia. A 4km (2,5 mi) long beach of white sand provides more than enough space for sunbathing and enjoying the Mediterrane sea. Above all is the opportunity to meet hospitable, hard-working Tunisians.

The capital of Tunisia has so much to offer from mighty Carthage, blue & white Sidi Bou Said architecture, and Bardo National Museum, to the old Medina quarter. We could see the blending of Oriental and European architecture on the streets. The museum collections of Roman mosaics, sculptures, marble statues, and terracotta pieces were very educational and inspiring.

Visit the UNESCO site of the Roman amphitheater in El Jem. The only amphitheater in the Roman Empire of ellipses shape. We could learn about the life of gladiators and slave fighters, as well as the social peace role of province leaders during the gladiator games.

The most famous visiting site in Kairouan is the Mosque of Uqba. It is an important Muslim pilgrimage site and is considered the fourth most important holy site. Kairouan is also well-known for its carpets advertised as Made In Kairouan.

This is a fashionable place in Tunisia. It consists of tourist complexes and a port where luxury yachts are located. It is a very picturesque place with lots of funny-shaped trees, beautiful flowers, green parks, fountains, hotels, and resorts.