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The 4 Days Itinerary | Upon RequestBeyond the Gates: Tunisia
4 days of slow tracingTunisia doesn’t open itself, it seeps in
Perhaps not a guide, not quite a map.
more a sequence of moments
that ask to be felt rather than followed.
❋ Your AccommodationBegin where the city still breathes inwards, inside a traditional Dar, a house of quiet thresholds, where الضوء filters through courtyards and time folds into itself.
❋ The Art MomentumLet art gently settle within you.
Explore a contemporary art gallery, where space expands, light slows, and you begin to see what cannot be explained, only entered.
❋ The Culinary ExperienceThen simply leave the city behind.
Return to what is essential: hands, traditions, earth, time, waiting. Cooking becomes memory, before it becomes taste. Embrace the sweetness of cooking and caring.
❋ Between Past and Present CultureA file rouge between the National Museum, where time feels still and layered, mosaics carry centuries within their fragments; and a Cultural Association, where Tunisia is never fixed, but softly rewritten in the present, as if the past were still learning how to become tomorrow.
A country still deeply rooted in its origins, yet quietly leaning toward tomorrow.
A slow, felt discovery, an invitation to rediscover the quiet, enduring pleasures of conscious travel.
Day 1The Arrival
Tunisia begins softly.
From the airport, a private transfer leads you into the heart of the medina, where a traditional Tunisian dar quietly awaits behind hidden doors and sunlit passages.
MorningA welcoming lunch prepared by the house cook becomes the first encounter with the country’s generosity - simple, slow, deeply rooted.
LunchThe afternoon unfolds through the souks, ancient streets and the mosque, discovering the beauty of walking without urgency, letting the medina reveal itself one detail at a time.
AfternoonAs evening falls, transfer to one of the most celebrated culinary destinations in the Middle East & North Africa, where Tunisian flavors are reimagined with elegance and vision.
Dinner
Day 2Earth, Memory & Home Cooking
Morning begins with a traditional breakfast served in the wast ed-dar — the inner courtyard, the quiet soul of every Tunisian home, where light gently settles between mosaics and walls scented by time.
A private transfer then leads into the Tunisian countryside, where Lamia welcomes guests into her home filled with memory, family stories, and the warmth of lived gestures.
MorningThrough a traditional cooking class, guests are invited to rediscover the beauty of simplicity: hands in flour, the scent of spices, slow preparations, and recipes passed down with care rather than measurements.
LunchBack in Tunis, the evening softens over a light aperitivo served on the panoramic terrace of a historic palace, now transformed into one of the city’s most refined five-star hotels.
Aperidinner 
Day 3Art, Silence & Perspectives
A gentle awakening inside the traditional dar, with time to slow down, reflect, and absorb the quiet rhythm of the medina before departing for a private visit to a contemporary art gallery in the new Medina.
Welcomed by a gallery expert, and, upon availability, by the artist themselves, guests are introduced to the layered world of Tunisian contemporary and modern art: a dialogue between identity, memory, and experimentation.
MorningLunch unfolds by the sea at an iconic Mediterranean restaurant suspended between nostalgia and elegance, where long tables, salt air, and slow lunches have shaped generations of Tunisian life.
LunchThe afternoon continues with a visit of your choice between two timeless landscapes: the white-and-blue stillness of Sidi Bou Said or the ancient echoes of Carthage.
AfternoonReturn to the dar for a traditional dinner beneath the stars.
Dinner
Day 4Fragments of Time
Embrace the past, unfold the present, imagine the future.
It begins at the National Museum, where guests, guided by an expert art historian, discover the extraordinary mosaics that hold the memory of Tunisia and the wider Mediterranean world.
MorningThe journey continues through the historic souks, among artisans, textures, hidden workshops, and the scents of local street food that tell the story of everyday Tunisian life.
LunchBefore heading to the airport, guests are welcomed into a Cultural Association, a contemporary cultural space devoted to the progressive and artistic voices of modern Tunisia. Through conversations with the people behind the project, the experience closes not with an ending, but with a glimpse into the country’s future creative landscape.
Afternoon
