Historical tour to Sousse City

The third largest city in Tunisia is Sousse. It lies 5miles 8kms on the south of Port El Kantaoui and is packed with absolute environment and puts on show hundred of years of past. Before the sun rises here, the sight becomes appealing because of thriving port and busy fishing harbor that really makes it a working city. You can find string of top-quality hotels established here which further highlights that each and every need of a holidaymaker is the major point of concern. Moreover, before falling to the Arab invaders in the 17th century, Sousse in Tunisia was also one of the Phoenicians' notable coastal cities. With the formation of a new city in AD 790, several bits and pieces of the times gone by still remain that constitute one of the chain of citadels, the Great Mosque and its Ribat expanded along the Mediterranean coast. Both are placed inside Sousse's fluttering medina where souks are seen selling everything from food to clothes to jewelry to perfumes. Nonetheless, plan an outing trip to the Kasbah Museum that abodes an excellent assortment of mosaics belonging to the 3rd and 4th century and also bestows a mind-blowing outlook of the entire city.