A online guide to the Captial of Tunisia Tunis. Tunis is the capital of the African country of Tunisia. And if you’re interested in seconds and thirds, you might want to tackle the question of whether it’s a still expanding modern city, or the Arab world’s best "old" town.

The Dar Said is housed in a large whitewashed villa with Moorish interiors and situated in the famous blue and white village of Sidi Bou Said, 100 metres from the Dar Annabi museum. The 24 air-conditioned guestrooms are individually decorated in a traditional Moorish style with features such as intricate wall tiles and marble floors. decorative marble tiles

Tunis is a big city that has managed not to lose too much of its charm. The inner city is still the Casbah with its small winding streets that work their way up to the top of the hill where the Big Mosque and the old palace of the Bey of Tunis stand.

Set in the heart of the city on Avenue Bourguiba, the "Champs Elysee" of Tunis, the futuristic Hotel Africa is a high-rise business hotel, 300 metres from the colourful souks of the Medina. Tunis-Carthage International Airport (TUN) is 7 kilometres away.

The most prestigious business hotel in Tunis is also a symbol for the capital, dominating the city as it raises 22 storeys high. The Hotel Africa is located in the centre of Tunis and is only eight kilometres far from the Tunis-Carthage international airport. Close to the city’s business district and administrative centre, the hotel gives guests the opportunity to discover the attractions of the city centre, the medina and Great Mosque at the same time as being close to Sidi Bou Said and ancien.