Tunis skyline and coast

Discover Tunis

History, culture, and Mediterranean vibes—minutes from the conference venue in Gammarth.

The city of Tunis, capital of Tunisia, blends ancient heritage with a modern coastal lifestyle. Its UNESCO-listed Medina, nearby Carthage ruins, and the blue-and-white village of Sidi Bou Said make it a perfect destination to explore before or after the conference at Verdi Tunis Beach Resort Hotel (Gammarth).

  • Airport (TUN) → Gammarth~20 min
  • LanguageArabic, French; English widely used
  • CurrencyTunisian Dinar (TND)
  • PowerType C/E • 230V, 50Hz

Highlights

Medina of Tunis

UNESCO World Heritage site with lively souks, traditional handicrafts, and centuries-old architecture.

Carthage

Impressive archaeological remains a few kilometers from Tunis—must-see for history lovers.

Sidi Bou Said

Iconic blue-and-white village above the sea—great cafés and viewpoints near the venue.

Bardo National Museum

One of the largest Roman mosaic collections worldwide; essential cultural stop.

Getting Around
  • Taxi & ride-hailing: widely available; ask hotel for trusted companies.
  • Light metro: convenient for downtown; buy tickets at stations.
  • To the venue: hotel shuttle or taxi from TUN airport (~20 minutes off-peak).
Climate & What to Pack (June)
  • Warm and sunny (mid-20s to low-30s °C) with sea breeze.
  • Light layers, hat/sunscreen, comfortable walking shoes.
  • Smart casual for sessions; business casual for Gala Dinner.
Practical Information
  • ~20 minutes from the Verdi Tunis Beach Resort Hotel (Gammarth) to Tunis-Carthage International Airport (TUN).
  • Major European hubs connect to TUN; check visa requirements with your local embassy/consulate.
  • ATMs available widely; many places accept cards—carry some TND cash for small purchases.

FAQ

Requirements vary by nationality. Please check with your nearest Tunisian embassy/consulate. If you need an invitation letter, see Visa Application Letter.

Taxi or ride-hailing are the fastest options (~20 minutes off-peak). The hotel can arrange transfers on request.

Arabic and French are official; English is commonly spoken in hotels, restaurants, and tourist areas.