Excursion d’une journée à Kairouan et à El Jem au départ de Tunis
Description
Départ pour Kairouan, la 4e ville la plus sainte du monde islamique. La visite commence à partir des bassins d’Aghlabides du IXe siècle vus du haut de l’office de tourisme avec une introduction à la fondation de Kairouan et ses âges glorieux. Dirigez-vous vers la grande mosquée, la plus ancienne en Afrique du Nord, continuez vers la ville voisine de Sidi Sahbi (un compagnon du prophète Mohamed) avec une introduction à certaines traditions tunisiennes. Terminez la visite par une promenade dans la médina avec son charme exotique Visite de l’amphithéâtre romain d’El Jem (Thysdus), le troisième plus grand et le mieux conservé dans le monde romain. Terminer avec la visite du célèbre musée d'El Jem.
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Informations importantes
- Convient à toutes les conditions physiques
- Peut être opéré par un guide multilingue
- Un minimum de 2 personnes par réservation est requis
Avis(7)
Hey our Tpurguide and driver were super nice, anis was extremely positive and entertaining he kneed the entire history of the places and even further so it’s super worth the time and money to go with him. The driver was also very knowledgable and we loved the tour thank you anis and Sofiane. Such a heartwarming tour with lots of insights.
We were able to squeeze a lot of activities into the day, although the 8 hour tour ended up being 11 hours! Skander was a knowledgeable guide, although his delivery was a bit scripted - any question I asked wasn’t directly answered, but reiterated things he said before. Lunch was good, the travel comfortable. It was interesting to drive through some remote small towns and see how the poor economy was affecting real Tunisians. In other words, if you only want to see beautiful sites, this tour might not be for you.
The amphitheater of El Jem is so amazing. I loved walking around without other tourists in sight. The ruins are so well preserved, it is a real treasure. Loved this place. The surrounding area is really nice and the people around town are very nice to foreigners. A must-see on your itinerary of Tunisia.
I visited Tunis during the last days of holy month Ramadan and Eid-al Fitr festival, which affects most of social activities across the country, despite of several date changes, I hada good private tour with the guide Mr.Lamjed and the driver. He was nice, helpful and provided me interesting information. I wish I could spend more time visiting the Medina in Kairouan.I was satisfied with my tour
<p>Excellent day out - we had a fantastic time. Highly recommended!</p>
