Tunisia

Tunis 

Seafood

Sarah Ben Hafsia 

Sarah Ben Hafsia is a strategic and creative consultant in the cultural and creative industries, and a researcher in Arts Marketing. She was born in Jeddah, SA where she spent 12 years before moving back to Tunisia. She draws her inspiration from the city's streets, markets, people and everyday small pleasures.


From the best bakeries to her favourite hotel, check out her favourite places in Tunis.

Stop by to do some shopping at this flea market

Known for its fruit pie served with green tea.


This is a second hand store for design artefacts and vintage pieces, located at the owner's terrace in Radès.

Grab a seafood plate at this restaurant in my favourite area, La Goulette, which is known for its architectural gems and avenue full of restaurants. Watch 'A Summer in La Goulette' by Férid Boughedir to understand the full experience of the area. 

A old hotel that comes on top of a hill and has a very beautiful sunset on the northern suburb of tunis. Also known to only serve beer with olives and peanuts.


It is known for being touristy but it's definitely a must-see for its view, the art galleries, the architecture and the "bambalouni", a sweet famous tunisian donut. 


la Flouka

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