Tunis (Province) Hotels and Accommodation

Tunisia's capital city is home to four million residents, and a densely-packed medina, full of vibrant smells and sounds, bustling trade, and a wealth of goods to be snapped up at bargain prices from leather to plastic, and tourist souvenirs to the works of tiny crafts-shops. The modern city begins once you have passed through the city's sea gate, where the colonial-era buildings provide a clear contrast to smaller older structures. As its country's capital Tunis is the epicentre of Tunisian commercial activity, as well as the focal point of political and administrative life in the country. The rapid growth of the Tunisian economy in the past 20 years is reflected in the development and modernisation of this pocket of northern Africa.