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Q: What architectural styles are represented in the historic buildings of Sousse and what eras do they reflect?

The architecture of Sousse is a mixture of Islamic, Byzantine and Mediterranean traditions. The Grand Mosque displays early Arabic style with elements of Umayyad architecture, and Ribat combines Abbasid fortification techniques. In Medina preserved examples of Ottoman influence of the XVII century, and in Kasbah visible traces of Spanish presence.

Q: Where to go to Sousse with children to be interesting for the whole family?

Children will be fascinated by the Aqua Palace water park with 25 slides and lagoons in the Moorish style. Hannibal Park offers Carthage-themed attractions. In the Ethnographic Museum Dar Essid, you can try on traditional Tunisian costumes and see the reconstruction of ancient life.

Q: Where in Sousse to take the most atmospheric photos with local flavor?

The best shots are obtained on the narrow streets of Medina with blue shutters and carpets hung between the houses. Photogenic Bujaaf Square with arched galleries and ancient lanterns. View of the city from the Ribat Tower Khalef al-Fata offers panoramas of snow-white domes and the Mediterranean Sea.

Q: What legends are associated with the historical center of Sousse and its monuments?

According to legend, the underground passages of Ribat lead to the hidden treasures of the Fatimid dynasty. Locals talk about the ghost of the holy defender of the city - Sidi Buali, whose tomb is located in Medina. The ancient mosaics of the museum supposedly have magical power - their creators added golden sand to the paint.

Q: What little-known but significant objects are often missed by tourists in Sousse?

The catacombs of the Good Shepherd of the III century with early Christian frescoes are rarely visited. The pottery workshop in the Ribat quarter preserves the glazing technologies of the XIII century. The Tabernia House Museum displays a unique collection of Punic artifacts found during the construction of the port.

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Theme Park Hannibal Park

Hannibal Park is located in the pedestrian area of Port El Kantawi (suburb of Soussa, Tunisia), near the Aqua Palace water park. …

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El Zahra Park

In the vicinity of Sousa is located the park "El Zahra". The park has a Tunisian village, a restaurant, an amphitheatre. Tourists …

Acqua Palace Waterpark

Aqua Palace Water Park is located in Port El Kantaoui (suburb of Soussa, Tunisia), 3 kilometers from the center. It is the first w …

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Madinat Parc Alzahra (Medinat Parc Alzahra)

The park is located on a huge territory of 30 hectares, here you can see a medieval fortress, Berber life, a wedding ceremony, a s …

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What to see in Suss

Sousse is a bright Mediterranean city with a centuries-old history, founded by the Phoenicians in the IX century. The modern resort combines ancient walls, lively bazaars and a beachy atmosphere; its narrow medinas, white minarets and sunny promenades create a unique blend of tradition and recreation.

Manufactures and facilities

The handmade sights of Sousse are impressive: the ancient Ribat, built between 787 and 821, and the Kasbah fortress with the Archaeological Museum tell about the military and religious history of the city. The Grand Mosque with its defensive features, old madrassas and museums coexist with modern facilities - El Zahra Park with a Tunisian village and amphitheatre, a huge Medinat parc "ALZAHRA" with an area of 30 hectares, the Hannibal Park amusement park, Aqua Palace Aqua Park and the Port El Kantawi entertainment center. Golf club by the sea adds a sporty and respectable flavor to the city.

Natural attractions and places

Nature and the coast are a separate pride: the golden beaches of Port el Kantaoui and the beaches of Soussa, the picturesque promenade, the marina with walking berths and the green park areas of the suburbs. The sea breeze, warm sea and sunsets over the Mediterranean Sea make the city an ideal place for beach holidays, walks and water entertainment.

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On our site you can see all these attractions on an interactive map, quickly read a brief information about each object and build an optimal route around the city and surroundings. Convenient filters will help to highlight beaches, historical monuments, parks or entertainment, and the calculation of time and distances will allow you to plan the day effectively.

You are free to walk around Sousse yourself, following the chosen route, enjoy the promenade and medina, or book excursions with local guides. Professional guides will tell legends, discover little-known corners, explain the context of monuments and make the walk rich and informative.

Come to Sousse to combine a beach holiday with an immersion in history and culture. Discover attractions, what to see and where to go, plan routes and meet new emotions in every corner of this sunny city.