There are alleyways of pastel-washed houses and crowded streets to explore in the cities. There are ancient ruins to discover out in the countryside. Moreover, the vast desert expanse of the Sahara to the south with its sweeping dunes, craggy mountains.
1.Sidi Bou Said
Impossibly picturesque, Sidi Bou Said is Tunis’ bohemian seaside suburb, full of photo-perfect whitewashed buildings with window dressings and sky-blue wooden doors.
One of the most popular things to do here for tourists is simply kick back with a cappuccino and enjoy watching the world stroll by.
Djerba
Djerba is an island in south Tunisia with beautiful sandy beaches and beautiful, peaceful and silent countryside. It is one from the best ecological destinations in the world. Moreover, this island preserves its traditions and its unique architectural theme.
Douz
The town of Douz is like a curtain for the wonders just to the south. Driving through the compact, narrow streets of the center, you’ll wonder what all the hype is about. 
It’s only a stone’s throw from Douz to the vast sand plains of the Jebil National Park – one of the magnificent natural wealth of southern Tunisia. So, it’s not for nothing that this distant city in the south is thought to be the access point to the Sahara.
Tozeur
Tozeur is a city in Tunisia. Her architectural style is unique, playing with bricks of sand and clay. The women wear black robes with a bright blue band, unlike those from Nefta to the south with white bands.
Bulla Regia 
Bulla Regia is an important archaeological site in the northwest of Tunisia. The region became part of the Roman Empire in the first century CE. It prospered by providing agricultural products such as wheat, grains, grapes, and olives to the rest of the Empire. The public and private architecture and ornate decoration of the province’s cities, including Bulla Regia, reflect this prosperity.
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