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Tunisia: At the Crossroads of Civilizations, from Carthage to Sfax

Carthage didn't just fall; it became the foundation for everything that followed. Walk the layers of Roman, Islamic, and colonial history to decode the cultural crosscurrents shaping modern North Africa.

From$1,150 per person
Duration10 days, 9 nights
SubjectsHistory, Cultural Studies, Archaeology, Religious Studies
LevelsMiddle School (Grades 6–3)
Overview

About this journey

Step into the crossroads of civilizations in Tunisia, where ancient empires, medieval Islamic cities, and modern historical transformations intersect. From the Roman amphitheater of El Jem to the sacred city of Kairouan, the port city of Sousse, and the historic capital of Tunis, this journey guides students through key historical periods that shaped Tunisia and its connections with the wider world.

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Moments from the journey

Discover Tunisia through its remarkable historical sites and cultural landscapes. From the Roman amphitheater of El Jem and the medieval medina of Sfax to the sacred monuments of Kairouan and the historic capital of Tunis, students explore how civilizations, religions, and cultures have interacted across centuries in the Mediterranean world.

Tunisia: At the Crossroads of Civilizations, from Carthage to Sfax
Tunisia: At the Crossroads of Civilizations, from Carthage to Sfax
Tunisia: At the Crossroads of Civilizations, from Carthage to Sfax
Tunisia: At the Crossroads of Civilizations, from Carthage to Sfax
Tunisia: At the Crossroads of Civilizations, from Carthage to Sfax
Tunisia: At the Crossroads of Civilizations, from Carthage to Sfax
Tunisia: At the Crossroads of Civilizations, from Carthage to Sfax
Tunisia: At the Crossroads of Civilizations, from Carthage to Sfax
Tunisia: At the Crossroads of Civilizations, from Carthage to Sfax
Tunisia: At the Crossroads of Civilizations, from Carthage to Sfax
Tunisia: At the Crossroads of Civilizations, from Carthage to Sfax
Tunisia: At the Crossroads of Civilizations, from Carthage to Sfax
Tunisia: At the Crossroads of Civilizations, from Carthage to Sfax
Tunisia: At the Crossroads of Civilizations, from Carthage to Sfax
Tunisia: At the Crossroads of Civilizations, from Carthage to Sfax
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Where the journey takes you

Key themes

What students investigate

Explore how Tunisia’s historical heritage reflects centuries of cultural contact, religious influence, and political transformation.

Colonial Transformation and Modern Tunisia

Understand Tunisia’s transition from colonial rule to an independent modern state through visits in Tunis and historical sites linked to global conflicts.

Medieval Cities and Islamic Heritage

Discover the development of Islamic cities through the medina of Sfax and the religious center of Kairouan.

Trade, Ports, and Mediterranean Exchanges

Examine the role of port cities such as Sousse in commercial exchanges across the Mediterranean.

Roman Civilization and Imperial Power

Study the Roman presence through major archaeological sites such as the amphitheater of El Jem and the ruins of Carthage.

What's included

Sites and visits

  • El Jem AmphitheaterMonumental Roman architecture illustrating the power of the Roman Empire
  • Medina of SfaxFortified medieval port city and center of commercial activity
  • Kerkenna IslandsObservation of traditional fishing practices and local culture
  • Kasbah of Sousse and Ancient PortMedieval fortifications and maritime trade heritage
  • Carthage Roman RuinsArchaeological remains of an ancient Mediterranean power
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Ready to explore Tunisia’s civilizations?

Dive into an immersive educational journey across El Jem, Sfax, Kerkenna Islands, Kairouan, Sousse, Carthage, Sidi Bou Said, and Tunis, where archaeology, religion, trade, and political history reveal the complex interactions between civilizations that shaped Tunisia and the Mediterranean world.