Tailored Daytrip to Kairouan and El Jem From TUNIS Hammamet

Discover the Aghlabid Basins, an open-air reservoir comprising two interconnected cisterns dating back to the 9th century, one of the most beautiful hydraulic systems designed to supply the city with water.

Join us on a journey to the Great Mosque, a site of immense historical significance and the first place of worship in the Maghreb, established just thirty-eight years after the death of the Prophet Muhammad (pbuh).

Rebuilt in the 9th century, the mosque is a major monument of Islam and a stunning example of universal architecture, maintaining its original design in a quadrilateral layout of 135 meters by 80 meters. To the south, an impressive hypostyle prayer hall contains seventeen naves, supported by exquisite marble and porphyry columns. To the north lies a vast paved courtyard framed by graceful porticoes, dominated by a striking three-story square minaret.

As an architectural masterpiece, the Great Mosque has influenced many mosques across the Maghreb, showcasing unique decorative motifs that reflect its rich artistic heritage. Visiting this remarkable site offers a powerful glimpse into a profound cultural and spiritual legacy.

Kairouan is a stunning testament to the rich civilization of early Hijra in Ifriqiya, offering deep historical insights.

Join our guided tour through the captivating Medina, where majestic gates—Bab el Tounes, Bab el Khoukha, and Bab ech Chouhada—lead you into a remarkable past. As you explore winding streets, admire the beautiful minarets and domes of revered mosques and zawiyas. Traditional terraced houses with intricate designs and elegant horseshoe-arched doorways reflect the region’s architectural beauty. Tranquil central courtyards foster a sense of community.

Don't miss the exclusive opportunity to visit the iconic Mosque of the Three Doors, built in 866 AD and celebrated as the oldest mosque with a sculpted façade in Islam. This unique experience is not available on other tours. Join us to discover Kairouan’s extraordinary heritage and enjoy a memorable journey.

Experience the grandeur of the Roman Colosseum, an architectural marvel built in the third century AD and honored as a World Heritage site in 1972. This iconic amphitheater, capable of hosting 30,000 spectators, stands as the third-largest in the Roman world, surpassed only by its counterparts in Rome and Capua. Moreover, the amphitheater at El Djem is celebrated as the most impressive Roman monument in Africa, showcasing the enduring legacy of Roman engineering and culture. Embrace the history and magnificence of these remarkable landmarks on your journey through time.

Embark on a captivating guided tour of the archaeological museum of El Jem, nestled within a beautifully reconstructed Roman villa. This remarkable venue offers you the chance to immerse yourself in an exquisite collection of Roman mosaics, expertly preserved from the 2nd to the 5th century. Discover stunning statues, enchanting terracotta figurines, vintage perfume vials, and a host of intricate glassworks and mosaic masterpieces. This is not just a visit; it’s an unforgettable journey into the rich heritage of ancient Rome. Don’t miss the opportunity to experience history come to life!