Northern Tunisia

Northern Tunisia encompasses the governorates of Ariana, Bèja, Ben Arous, Bizerte, Jendouba, Mahdia, Monastir, Nabeul, Siliana, Sousse, Tunis, and Zaghouan.

• (تونس‎ , Tūnis) — the laid-back capital of Tunisia with easy access to Carthage and a very authentic souk
• (بنزرت‎ , Benzart)
• (حلق الوادي‎ , Ḥalq el-Wād)
• (حمامات‎ , Ḥammāmāt)
• (القيروان‎ , Qeirwān) — a major site for Islamic pilgrimage
• (الكاف‎ , Il-Māf) — Byzantine and Ottoman architecture in this small town in the northwest
• — a coastal town with a fishing port and the Fort of Kelibia
• (المرسى‎ , Il-Marṣā)
• (المهدية‎ , Al-Mahdīya) — former capital
• (مـنسـتير‎ , Monāstīr / Mīstīr) — ancient city with a history back to Phoenecian times; these days home of the main charter flight airport in the country
• ( مرسى القنطاوي ) — a popular tourist destination in Tunisia, north of Sousse.
• (سيدي بو سعيد‎ , Sīdi Bū Sɛīd) — picturesque seaside town of white houses with blue doors and shutters.
• (سوسة‎ , Sūsa) — the town is a for its architecture, and also a popular beach resort option
• (طبرقة‎ , Tbarqa) — Old Phoenician/Roman port city near the Algerian border in far northwest Tunisia.

• — Phoenician colony, biggest trade metropolis of the antique world; famously razed by the Romans; remnants now encased in a museum; site easily reached by train from Tunis.
• (دڨة , Doggā) — impressive ruins of a remote Roman city
• (الجمّ , Il-jām) — one of the best preserved Roman amphitheaters in the world.
• (كركوان , Karkwān) — remnants of the sole untouched Punic settlement which is a UNESCO World Heritage site

By plane

Tunis–Carthage International Airport (Aéroport de Tunis-Carthage, مطار تونس قرطاج الدولي‎) (TUN)

• Menzel Bourguiba town which name is translated as "House of Bourguiba", as it was named after the first president of independent Tunisia, Habib Bourguiba.
• Quamart — a purpose built beach resort just south of Tunis.

• Central Coastal Tunisia
• Saharan Tunisia