Archaeological Museum of Sousse
The Archaeological Museum of Sousse is considered one of the best in Tunisia, for which there is every reason: its extensive and valuable collection of samples of ancient Roman mosaics is located in the historical part of the medieval Kasbah fortress — so the interiors here are no less interesting than the exhibits.
Grand Mosque of Sousse
The main religious building of the city and one of the most revered mosques in Tunisia, the Grand Mosque of Sousse occupies the central square of the Medina and with its powerful structure seems to set the rhythm of the surrounding buildings — massive ribat, ancient squat houses and fortress walls.
Medina Soussa
An honorary member of the UNESCO World Heritage List, Medina Sousse is the heart and soul of a bustling 200—thousand-year-old city and a popular resort. The heir of the Phoenician, Roman and Byzantine eras, the old town of Sousse is interesting for its complete ensemble of fortification architecture.
Ribat Soussa
The main monument of the Medina of Sousse, its majestic ribat, is both a fortress and a monastery, inherited by the city from the emirs of the Aghlabid dynasty, ruling in Tunisia in the 9th century. It’s worth coming here to immerse yourself in the silence of the Middle Ages in the midst of a bustling resort town.
Udna
The archaeological Park “Udna” is one of the most remarkable examples of ancient Roman cities in North Africa. It is well preserved and boasts all the key monuments of the ancient settlement: the capitol and the forum, a magnificent amphitheater for 15 thousand spectators.