Tunis

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The old capital of Carthage has fallen. Tunis, the neighbouring city has thrived in its place, embracing the rich variety of cultures that fill its streets.

Vol Nantes Tunisie - Tunis - Aéroport Nantes Atlantique - 1

The Avenue Mohammed-V is one of the most important streets in the capital

Direct flights
Nantes » Tunis

2h35 flight time

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Blue figures: direct flights from Nantes Atlantique Airport.

From 130.99 € Round trip**

From 08 January to 22 January

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Best period to travel to Tunis

Thanks to its Mediterranean climate, the weather in Tunis is beautiful all year round, making it perfect for exploring the cultural and natural richness, or simply relaxing. Summers start in April and are usually hot and dry. This summer weather usually lasts until November, when the temperature drops slightly, becoming a little wetter. April marks the return of spring when temperatures rise and when flowering begins.

Temperatures

Air temperatureAir
Water temperatureEau

Jan

8° C

16° C

Feb

8° C

17° C

Mar

9° C

20° C

Apr

11° C

22° C

May

15° C

26° C

Jun

19° C

31° C

Jul

22° C

34° C

Aug

22° C

34° C

Sep

20° C

31° C

Oct

17° C

27° C

Nov

12° C

21° C

Dec

9° C

17° C

Jan

15° C

Feb

14° C

Mar

15° C

Apr

16° C

May

18° C

Jun

22° C

Jul

24° C

Aug

25° C

Sep

25° C

Oct

23° C

Nov

2° C

Dec

17° C

Cool Temperate Warm

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What Tunis has to offer?

Ideally located

At the end of the gulf, on the eastern tip of North Africa, Tunis is ideally located. From the Arabs to Charles V, Tunis’ position means that it has been highly sought by many civilisations.

Ancient Punic city of Carthage and the Bardo Museum

Right next to the city, the ruins of Carthage are definitely worth a visit. Between the Roman aqueduct, the mosaics, and the Bardo archaeological museum there’s so much to discover!

Cultural Influence

The rich history of the city and its successors is reflected today in the architecture. Whilst the Olive Tree Mosque (9th century) and the Kasbah and Al-Qsar mosques (13th century) bear witness to the Arab era, the Yusuf Dey and Husayn ibn Ali (17th century) reflect the Ottoman era.

Souk Markets and Traditional Homes of Sidi Bou Saïd

Explore the charming souks in the medina. With tailors, potters, and perfumers, the lively markets are definitely worth visiting, as are the traditional homes of Sidi Bou Saïd, just a few kilometres away.