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Tunis is where history, cafe culture, and startup hustle all share the same narrow, sunlit streets. One minute you're wandering through the maze-like Medina, the next you're co-working in a slick cafe with solid wifi and strong coffee.
The city mixes North African charm with European flair - think palm trees, French balconies, and the occasional call to prayer echoing through the air. It's a bit mad (in the best way), affordable, and full of hidden gems. For digital nomads and curious travellers, Tunis is a launchpad to both deep focus and deeper adventures.
The Good
- 🤤 Great food options
- ☕ Coffee
- ☀️ Fantastic weather
- 📡 Strong wifi coverage
- 💸 Very affordable
The Bad
- 🎉 Poor nightlife
- 🏘️ Limited accomodation options
- 🚘 Traffic
- 🔦 Power cuts
- 🌉 Poor infrastructure
- 🏴 Low English proficiency
Living costs
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cheaper than Tunisia median
Cheapest out of 291 RoamRank places
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- It's about 744% cheaper to live in Tunis than it is London
- You can expect to spend around $546.11 per month living here
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- Prices are estimates and should be used as a guide only. We accept no responsibility for inaccuracies in data.
- Prices adjusted to reflect exchange rates as of 26th Jul 2026
Where to stay
1. La Marsa
- Luxury & Upscale
- Beachside / Waterfront
- Hip & Trendy
- Chilled & Residential
- Foodies
Upscale coastal suburb with cafes, co-working spots, and a chilled vibe. Popular with expats, creatives, and remote workers.
Transport
Metro
The Tunis Metro, operated by the Tunisian National Railway Company (SNCFT), is an easy way to get around the city and surrounding areas. The metro system has several lines that connect key areas, including the city centre and the airport. It's a good option for travellers looking to avoid traffic.Tram
The Tunis Tramway offers a network that covers various areas within Tunis. This service is useful for reaching popular destinations such as La Goulette and the city centre. Trams run all the time, and tickets can be purchased at tram stations.Bus
Tunis has a good bus service operated by Transtu. Buses serve both urban and suburban areas, making them a super cheap way to explore the city. Key bus terminals include Bab El Khadra and Avenue Habib Bourguiba in the city centre.Taxis
Traditional taxis and meter taxis (taxi mètre). Meter taxis are the most common and are generally cheapest. Make sure to check that the meter is running or agree on a fare beforehand when taking a traditional taxi.Ride-Hailing
Ride-hailing apps like Uber operate in Tunis, providing a simple way to get from A-to-B. This option can be the cheapest and is recommended for getting to specific destinations without navigating public transport.Internet speed
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