Located on the 10th floor of the El-Hana Hotel, Bar Jamaica offers a casual atmosphere, pop and lounge music, and a panoramic view of the city. Visit at sunset for drinks and stunning views of Tunis.
Tunis Nightlife
The nightlife scene in Tunis has a little bit of everything, from casual cafés along Avenue Habib Bourguiba to lively clubs on the coast. A popular place to go in the evening, particularly in summer, are the cafés in Sidi Bou Said. Visitors can enjoy a casual evening of smoking a narguilah (water pipe) or trying a local favorite, bambaloni (a sweet, deep-fried doughnut). Those looking for a night out can head to La Marsa or Hammamet for the nightclubs, or stick to the city centre for more casual bars.
Most cultural events in Tunis take place in summer, including the Festival de Carthage in July and August. Listings of cultural events can be found in the local press.
Bars in Tunis
Nuba Bar often draws a younger crowd with its variety of music, tapas served all night, and happy hour from 7:00-10:00 pm with all drinks 12dt and under. It’s a great spot for those looking to be out late, as they’re open until 3:00 am.
Clubs in Tunis
Nearby to Tunis, La Marsa and Gammarth have many nightclubs, with the most popular being The Plaza Hotel. Enjoy casual drinks and a sea view upstairs at the bar, then venture downstairs to their buzzing nightclub.
With an array of cocktails and lively dancefloor, Le Carpe Diem attracts many students and young professionals in the area. While the evening hours are more casual, with the restaurant serving drinks and small plates like sushi, dancing starts later in the evening when everyone starts to hit the dancefloor, giving the place a nightclub feel.
Live Music in Tunis
Le Boeuf Sur Le Toit is a lively bar-restaurant frequented by both locals and foreigners alike. It’s regarded as one of the best restaurants in the area and always has a DJ or live music to accompany the dance floor. Because they’re open until 2:00 am, this is the perfect spot for those looking to dine in, then enjoy drinks and good company until late.
Classical Music in Tunis
Café El M’rabet is the oldest café in the city, dating back to the 17th century. Sitting on carpets and cushions alongside low tables, visitors can enjoy tea or hookah while listening to live music.
Theatre in Tunis
Théâtre d'Art Ben Abdallah, in the converted stables of the Dar Ben Abdallah Museum, hosts primarily theatre and cinema screenings. In the museum, visitors can admire various artworks and the architecture of the building itself.
Théâtre de l'Étoile du Nord, also known as the North Star Theatre, is a theatre in Tunis located in a former warehouse. It hosts theatrical productions and a variety of concerts, including music from reggae to heavy metal, and the occasional stand-up comedy. The spot is popular among students and artists in the area. The theatre is alcohol-free.
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