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Discover Kairouan, Tunisia’s spiritual capital and UNESCO World Heritage site, with its religious monuments and unique historical treasures.
Great Mosque
Founded in the 7th century, the Great Mosque of Kairouan is one of the oldest and most prestigious Islamic monuments in the world—a masterpiece of architecture and spirituality.
The Medina
Listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site, Kairouan’s medina is a maze of picturesque alleys, whitewashed houses, and authentic souks.
Aghlabid Basins
Built in the 9th century, these massive water reservoirs showcase the hydraulic genius of the Aghlabid civilization and Kairouan’s historical importance.
Barber Mosque
This mausoleum of Sidi Sahbi, companion of the Prophet, is a pilgrimage site adorned with ceramics, carved wood, and refined marble.
Three Doors Mosque
Built in 866, this mosque is known for its façade adorned with Kufic inscriptions—a unique gem of Islamic art in Tunisia.
The Souk
World-renowned, Kairouan’s souk is the birthplace of hand-knotted traditional carpets and a vibrant hub of colorful craftsmanship.
The Ribat
A relic of early Islamic fortifications, Kairouan’s ribat reflects the city’s defensive strength and military history.
Islamic Museum
Located near the Aghlabid Basins, the museum showcases treasures of Islamic art, ceramics, manuscripts, and remarkable architectural pieces.
