To visit Zaghouan is to enjoy a bucolic day in the heart of a superb city that preserves its Andalusian heritage jealously . At the beginning of the 17th century, the Andalusian community built a beautiful Medina filled with handsome residences and narrow streets. One cannot talk about the Medina of this admirable city without mentioning the Great Mosque of Zaghouan. This religious monument rises in the center of the Medina and is accessed by a staircase in the street Sidi Ali Azouz.

Tunisia was deemed Africa for the ancient Romans, and it was the breadbasket of the empire throughout the centuries. In modern-day Tunisia, there are some intact ruins and ancient cities scattered throughout the country. Today, we’re walking you through one of our favorite remnant of Rome: the water temple in Zaghouan. Known under the name Zaghouan - Carthage aqueduct, the water temple served as an innovative and effective solution to transport water from Zaghouan to Carthage.

Tunisia hosts some of the most old, authentic and mesmerizing Amazigh villages. Zriba Olia is one of them. Whether for a one-day trip from Tunis or for a weekend escape, Zriba Olia can be a very good destination. This Amazigh village offers you a relaxing break from the hectic modern life and the noisy big cities. Here, time stops when people back in time survived and reconciled with nature. Time stops. Nature speaks louder to your senses. And, your soul is drenched in the quietness of the landscape. In this article, Wildyness team unveils the hidden wonders of Zriba Olia and compiles the activities it offers.