Romena Tour is a thematic cultural and tourism route dedicated to the bitter orange tree, one of the most iconic symbols of the Nabeul region. The route celebrates the bitter orange as a valuable agricultural, cultural, and economic asset through immersive experiences offered by local stakeholders in the farming, food production, gastronomy, handicrafts, and tourism sectors. Visitors are invited to discover the traditions, flavors, craftsmanship, and heritage associated with this unique regional treasure. The initiative is supported by the Association for the Preservation of the City of Nabeul (ASVN), with the support of the PAMPAT Project, implemented by United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO) and financed by Swiss State Secretariat for Economic Affairs (SECO).
El Ghriba in Djerba is one of the world's oldest working synagogues and a symbol of the island's interfaith life. History, the Lag BaOmer pilgrimage, and how to visit. Featured image alt text: Blue and white tiled arches inside El Ghriba Synagogue, Erriadh, Djerba
Explore Tunisia's world-class Roman ruins. Our guide details the El Jem Colosseum, the preserved city of Dougga, Carthage, and the Bardo mosaics. Get practical tips.
Step into Djerbahood, Tunisia’s open-air museum in Djerba, where over 150 artists transformed the village of Erriadh into a colorful fusion of history and street art.