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Tourism in Tunisia
Tunisia is considered one of the most visited countries in the African continent, as it is one of the tourist destinations for visitors from the two American continents, in addition to all parts of Europe, knowing that many factors contributed to the revitalization and encouragement of tourism in it, and the most important of them: the good hospitality that is famous for the residents The country, and the delicious food that distinguishes it, in addition to historical monuments and ancient archaeological sites, including: old Arab markets, mosques, modern office buildings, picturesque cities, and wonderful, as it is famous for the diversity of Tunisian culture, which is due to and Dr. Ottoman rule, and French rule previously.
Tourist attractions in Tunisia
There are many tourist attractions that exist in Tunisia, the most important of which are the following:
Djerba Island
The island of Djerba is one of the largest islands in North Africa, as it is one of the most important places for tourists in Tunisia, and it is characterized by its white buildings, charming sandy beaches, resorts with wonderful views of the sea, in addition to the presence of the village of Guellala ) Which is famous for its ancient history and pottery, knowing that the village’s history dates back to ancient Romen times, and the region also provides the visitor with an opportunity to see a group of animals, including: crocodiles and wild birds.
The city of bathrooms
The city of Hammamet is considered one of the most important tourist destinations in the state of Tunisia, as it is one of the largest tourist resorts in it; it is characterized by its beaches that provide the tourist with a variety of water sports, the most important of which is swimming, in addition to the presence of many places, and restaurants that allow the opportunity to eat delicious meals In the open air, the city is famous in the summer for many festivals that attract thousands of tourists every year. It is worth noting that the bathrooms are known as the Tunisian Saint-Tropez.
The town of El-Jem
The town of El Djem is considered one of the places that a tourist must visit in Tunisia. It includes many monuments and places left by the Romen Empire, such as the Romen city of Thysdors, and its huge Romen amphitheater with a capacity of thirty-five thousand people, which was classified Among the UNESCO World Heritage Sites.
