Tunisia is located at the northernmost tip of the African continent, facing the Mediterranean Sea to the north and east. It faces the Italian island of Sicily across the Tunis Strait, blocking the east-west shipping hub in the Mediterranean. It borders Libya to the southeast and Algeria to the west. It is one of the few countries in the world that has concentrated beaches, deserts, mountains and forests and ancient civilizations. Tunisia is located in the center of the Mediterranean region and has a coastline of 1,300 kilometers. Tunisia is considered a land of ancient civilizations and diverse cultures. It brings together all the ancient cultural relics in the Mediterranean region, including Carthaginian, ancient Roman, Byzantine, Arab, Turkish, European, and Islamic cultural sites, architectural temples, folk art, exquisite cuisine, and religious music. Tunisia has a rich cultural heritage that rivals that of Greece. Bardo's museum is home to some of the most beautiful frescoes in the world. In Tunisia, tourists can not only experience beautiful beaches, lush mountains and forests, and modern and prosperous central cities, but also experience the magnificence and tranquility of the Sahara.

1. Tunisia Medina Old City: From the 12th to the 16th century, Tunisia was regarded as one of the great and wealthy cities in the Islamic world. More than 700 monumental buildings, including palaces, mosques, mausoleums and fountains, showcase its former glory. The word "Souk" means "bazaar" in Arabic, and "Medina" means "town". In Tunisia today, the Souk can also be called the Medina.

2. Romain de Carthage: This place has a history of more than 3,000 years. It is known as the national monument city of Tunisia and is an important symbol of ancient civilization in the Mediterranean region discovered so far.

3. Sidi Bou Sa?d, a blue and white town in Tunisia: The famous blue and white town of Sidi Bou Sa?d, where you can experience the charming scenery of the Pearl of the Mediterranean coast and enjoy Mediterranean scenery, enjoy the quiet time.

4. Agrabit Reservoir: Due to the lack of water in Kairouan, the locals built 15 reservoirs in 862 AD. The water was brought from far away by aqueduct and first entered the small reservoir. It settles and then enters a large pool for use. There are currently two pools, one large and one small, called the Agrabit Pool for tourists to visit.

5. Ogba Mosque: Ogba Mosque is the largest mosque in Tunisia. It is majestic and unique. It has become a precious ancient cultural and religious heritage in Tunisia and the Arab world, and is listed by UNESCO. It is one of the key cultural relics protection units.

6. Sidi Sahab Mausoleum: The Sidi Sahab Mausoleum is also known as the "Beard Mausoleum". The entire mosque is centered on the mausoleum and is decorated with ceramic tiles, which is very beautiful. It is different from other mosques in that it has a stronger Andalusian style.

7. Onkrimale: This is where the Star Wars and The British Patient movies were filmed.

8. Homes of the Berbers: Cave dwellings are the homes of the Berbers. They are cave dwellings dug deep into the sandy soil of the Sahara. They make use of the clay of the soil itself. The home buildings made of sexual sculptures are a place for survival that the indigenous people wisely found under extremely dry and hot weather conditions.

9. Al-Jem Colosseum: Al-Jem Colosseum is a relic of the ancient Roman period and was built between 230 and 238 AD. It is one of the best-preserved ancient Roman Colosseums in the world, the largest in Africa and the third largest in the world. The Colosseum is oval in shape, unique in shape, and magnificent.

10. Port Kantaoui: Port Kantaoui is known as the beautiful garden port in the Southern Mediterranean. When it was first built, it was modeled on a blue and white town, so the houses around the port are also Andalusian-style white. Most of the houses are used as shops, cafes, restaurants and hotels. The harbor is not large. You can walk along the shore, facing the sea breeze, and enjoy the harbor style of the forest of ship masts and the reflection of the masts in the sparkling waves.

11. The Old Town of Sousse: The Old Town of Sousse is surrounded by a city wall, which is made of stones. It is 700 meters long from north to south and 450 meters wide from east to west. It is generally well preserved. The historical monuments in the city include the Great Mosque and ancient buildings in the Maghreb Islamic style.