Car rental in Tunis

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Discover the charms of Tunis and its surroundings on your own by renting a vehicle on GoCarRental.com. You will receive the best rates through its price comparison system, booking and paying for your car directly online. Capital of Tunisia, Tunis is a relatively large city crossed by a dense network of wide avenues and expressways. Tunis itself is built on several hills around the lake of Tunis, but the city tends to be confused with the municipalities close to Ariana and Marsa particular. The area of the Medina is the historical center of Tunis. You will find numerous monuments and palaces like Dar Ben Abdallah and Dar Hussein, and large mosques such as Zitouna.

Things to do in

Built in 732 in the heart of the medina, the Zitouna Mosque is the oldest and largest Tunis. It is around this mosque that you can lose yourself at your leisure in the souks of Tunis. Organized by type of item, it is full of cloth, perfumes, dried fruits merchants. Inherited from the French colonial period, the main road around the streets of France and Habib Bourguiba wants an equivalent of Parisian streets of Rivoli and the Champs Elysees. They are lined with cafes, shops and palaces. At North of Bourguiba Avenue, you can visit the Great Synagogue of Tunis and the Habib Thameur garden. Tunis has some large parks where Tunisians enjoy the warm summer days. Belvedere Park is the oldest public garden in Tunisia. It is so vast that it is possible to cross it by car. There are also the zoo in Tunis and the modern art museum of the city. It also has a lake in it and its eccentric position relative to the city offers a commanding view of Tunis. Inherited from the French colonial period, the main road around the streets of France and Habib Bourguiba wants an equivalent of Parisian streets of Rivoli and the Champs Elysees. They are lined with cafes, shops and palaces. North of Avenue Bourguiba, you can visit the Great Synagogue of Tunis and the Habib Thameur garden. Tunis has some large parks that Tunisians enjoy on warm summer days. Belvedere Park is the oldest public garden in Tunisia. It is so vast that it is possible to cross by car. There are also the zoo in Tunis and the modern art museum of the city. It also has a lake in it and its eccentric position relative to the city offers a commanding view of Tunis.

Top 3 Must See:

• The Medina

• The Zitouna Mosque

• Sidi Bou Said

Drive Around

Be sure to take a ride in Sidi Bou Said, a small village located about twenty kilometers north-east of Tunis. Here you will find many stalls of artisans selling jewelry and souvenirs for tourists. Perched on a hill descending to the sea, Sidi Bou Said is known for its white houses with blue doors and roofs, combining Arab and Andalusian architecture, and the authentic charm of its cafes. Among them, the Sidi Shaaban Cafe (also called café des Délices) offers an exceptional view of the Gulf of Tunis.