Tunisia – a treasure trove of ancient empires
Once the heartland of Roman Africa, it’s no surprise that Tunisia is home to some of the world’s finest Roman sites and ruins.
Today, evidence of Tunisia’s rich heritage can be seen in the fascinating sites of Phoenician and Roman Carthage, the ruins of the Punic town of Kerkouane and the medinas of Tunis and Sousse, both UNESCO World Heritage Sites and home of magnificent Islamic architecture.
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Tunisia in brief:
- Official language is Arabic. French, Italian and English are widely spoken
- Tunisian Dinar (TD) is the currency
- 800 miles of Mediterranean coast
- Located in North Africa, 80 miles south of Sicily
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