The Zitouna Mosque, or Mosque of the Olive Tree, is the main mosque in the medina of Tunis. Attached to Malikism, it is the oldest and largest sanctuary in the capital of Tunisia. Built on an area of some 5,000 m2, the mosque has nine entrances and has 184 ancient columns mainly from the Carthage site.

Architecturally, the Dar Lasram, with an area of 2,250 m2, is an example of a traditional Tunisian house: on the ground floor the shop and the service house, upstairs the main house, on the upper level the guest house. The palace is divided between the Medina Safeguarding Association and the Tahar-Haddad Cultural Club in the store.

The Slimania medersa is one of the medersas in the medina of Tunis. Built in 1754 by Ali I Pasha in memory of his son Suleiman (poisoned by his brother), it is located in the direct vicinity of the Zitouna mosque, at the corner of the souk El Koutbiya and the souk El Kachachine.

The souk El Attarine or souk of the perfumers is one of the souks of the medina of Tunis specialized in the trade of perfumes and beauty products.

An emblematic café of the medina of Tunis.

discovery of the Hammouda Pasha Mosque

the market of Goldsmiths

discovery of the hammam

visit of the souk of traditional "Chaouachine"

photo break near this old residence converted into a gourmet restaurant.

full of monuments in this street, including dar hammouda pasha, didi ben arous mausoleum and hammaouda pacha mosque.