At the National Bardo Museum, travelers enter a former beylical palace transformed into one of the largest museums in North Africa. The tour begins with the vast rooms dedicated to the Roman period, where they discover exceptionally well preserved mosaics, representing mythological scenes, daily life and the sea. They then browse the sections dedicated to Carthage and Punic civilizations, with statues, jewelry and artifacts recounting the history of the region. The Islamic galleries present works of art, manuscripts and decorative pieces illustrating the cultural evolution of Tunisia over the centuries. The tour ends with an overview of the richness of Tunisia’s heritage, offering a comprehensive understanding of the different civilizations that have marked the country.

In Sidi Bou Said, travelers discover one of Tunisia’s most iconic villages, famous for its white houses with azure blue doors and windows. They walk through the picturesque alleys lined with bougainvillea and enjoy the authentic atmosphere that has inspired many artists and writers. During the tour, they admire the spectacular panoramas of the Gulf of Tunis and the Mediterranean Sea from the most remarkable viewpoints of the village. The Guide shares the history of Sidi Bou Said, its architectural heritage and the traditions that make it unique. Travellers also have free time to explore local craft shops, take pictures of the famous blue and white façades or enjoy a mint tea in a traditional cafe overlooking the sea. This stage offers a perfect blend of culture, history and Mediterranean landscapes, making Sidi Bou Said one of the highlights of the excursion.