Dedicated to marine life, the Oceanographic Museum exhibits various examples of fish from the Mediterranean Sea. In addition to the saltwater aquarium, it contains a collection of seashells, Tunisian birds and fishing boats. This small museum is situated between the two ports in Carthage.

Light Bar is a trendy spot located in Hôtel Villa Didon. It has a fashionable modernist design, which attracts a lot of visitors. The posh and trendy clientèle also come to enjoy a wonderful panoramic view of Tunis Bay. On Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights it plays lounge music.

Musée National de Carthage was erected in 1875. It stands on Byrsa Hill and contains the most valuable archaeological evidence discovered at Carthage, including mosaics, architectural fragments, inscriptions, statues, terracotta figurines, pottery, lamps, objects of precious metals, iron, bronze, precious stones, jewelry and objects made of ivory.

Parc des Villas Romaines, or Park of the Roman Villas, is located in Carthage adjacent to the ancient Roman Amphitheater. This place is a former Punic cemetery. Villa des Volières, which dates to the 3rd century, has been renovated. At the restored Roman villa you will see a small antiquarium, pavements of fine mosaics and a terrace with several fragments of sculpture.

Mosquée El Abidine was erected on a place called "The Hill of the Odeon” in the heart of the archaeological site of Carthage. Opened in 2003, the building includes a prayer hall, a patio and a minaret nine feet high. This is the first mosque erected in Carthage since Islam appeared in Tunisia.

North Africa American Cemetery and Memorial occupies 27 acres and houses the tombs of 2,841 United States soldiers. The southeast border of the burial area leads to the memorial Wall of the Missing, which contains 3,724 names.