Tunis is the capital of the Republic of Tunisia and its largest city in terms of population, with a population of nearly one million people. The city is located in the north of the country, overlooking the Mediterranean Sea, and it is divided into two parts, one old and the other new. The city is famous for agriculture, as it is one of the main sources of income for individuals. Among the most famous agricultural crops in this city are olives and grains. The city is also famous for light industries such as textiles, clothing, carpets, and others. The first mention of the city of Tunis in ancient manuscripts dates back to the second century BC, and many great civilizations and empires passed through it, so you will see many amazing monuments during your wanderings in it, and among those monuments there are the Zitouna Mosque, the old market, and the palaces of former princes. The city's climate is moderate, but tourists prefer to visit the city in the fall and spring because the summer is relatively hot in the city.