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Northern Tunisia is a region in Tunisia.

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• Tunis — the laid-back capital of Tunisia with easy access to Carthage and a very authentic souk
• Bizerte
• La Goulette
• Hammamet
• Kairouan — a major site for Islamic pilgrimage
• El Kef — Byzantine and Ottoman architecture in this small town in the northwest
• La Marsa
• Monastir - ancient city with a history back to Phoenecian times; these days home of the main charter flight airport in the country
• Port El Kantaoui — a popular tourist destination in Tunisia, north of Sousse.
• Sidi Bou Said — picturesque seaside town of white houses with blue doors and shutters.
• Sousse - the town is a UNESCO World Heritage Site for its architecture, and also a popular beach resort option
• Tabarka - Old Phoenician/Roman port city near the Algerian border in far northwest Tunisia.

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• Carthage — 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.
• Dougga — impressive ruins of a remote Roman city
• El Jem — one of the best preserved Roman amphitheaters in the world.
• Kerkouane — remnants of the sole untouched Punic settlement which is a UNESCO World Heritage site
• Quamart — a purpose built beach resort just south of Tunis.

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