Great lively place with lots of friendly atmosphere, bargains to be found with shopping & also Tunisian food/snacks freshly prepared should you get peckish, overall a nice outing, must go if in the area.

tunusuain people also call it porte du france, since this street looks like the popular french street "champs elysee"

Interesting are to discover the local culture, in the market you should check the prices of several shops because you can overpay several times the actual price

It’s the entrance for the old market where you can see thousands of shops and restaurants there Recommended to rest and drink a tea in the place

This is one of the doors that has a big history and allow you to enter the old souq. Behind it there is a water fountain.

I spent three days in Tunis at Hotel Royal Victoria (former Brit embassy) right on the square at Bab El Bhar gate (sea door). What a riot! Place was teaming with locals and tourists taking selfies and hanging out at base of the medina (city)...More

It was super great , abit crowded I was scared cuz I had my luggage with me cuz I was leaving after few hours but it’s worth to visit