• The Great Mosque of Kairouan - The Great Mosque stands as the emblem of Kairouan. It ranks among the oldest and most stunning mosques globally, and is one of the most remarkable monuments in the entire Maghreb! Its religious significance elevates Kairouan to the status of the 4th holy city in Islam. Visitors are captivated by its towering minaret, the grand courtyard with impressive dimensions, encircled by beautifully crafted arcades and featuring a sundial, as well as the tall, intricately carved cedar wood doors. These doors lead to the prayer rooms, adorned with numerous marble columns. Constructed in 670, this architectural marvel, reminiscent of a rammed earth fortress, has inspired other mosques throughout the Maghreb.
• Medina of Kairouan - The medina of Kairouan is among the most well-preserved and authentic in Tunisia, offering opportunities to explore the souks, savor the local pastries known as “Les Mekroudhs,” and witness the traditional craftsmanship of carpet making.
• Bassins Aghlabites - The Aghlabid Basins are a significant historical monument in Tunisia, situated in Kairouan. Dating back to the early second half of the 10th century and located outside the medina’s walls, they are regarded as the most crucial hydraulic works in the history of the Muslim world.
• Amphitheatre of El Jem - Explore the Roman Colosseum, established in the 3rd century AD and recognized as a World Heritage Site in 1972, with a seating capacity of 30,000 spectators. It is the third largest in the Roman world, following Rome and Capua, and is the most impressive Roman monument in Africa.
• Archaeological Museum of El-Djem - Featuring an educational presentation, the museum houses a significant collection of Roman mosaics, spanning from the 2nd century to the 5th century. It showcases many pieces discovered in the city, such as the mosaics from the house of the Dionysian procession, with some others preserved in the museums of Sousse and notably Bardo.

• Private transportation
• Entrance – Great Mosque of Kairouan
• Lunch
• All Fees and Taxes
• Entrance – El Jem Museum
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Entrance – El Jem Amphitheatre
• Guide

• Tips

Travel from your hotel to Kairouan, recognized as the fourth holy city of Islam and the spiritual heart of Tunisia. Explore the great mosque, the oldest religious structure in the Muslim West. Following this, enjoy some leisure time in the medina of Kairouan. Next, head to El Djem, the ancient city of Thysdrus, once one of the most flourishing cities in Roman Africa, to visit its impressive amphitheater.

• four hours of driving

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