Getting around Tunis is fun and diverse, with several options available to suit different needs and budgets. Here are the most important ways to get around Greater Tunisia:

Railway transport

1. Metro
   

It is the most popular means of transportation, and is a tram that connects the city center to the nearby suburbs.

• Lines: There are 6 main lines, all of which converge at Barcelona (near the train station) and El Gomhuria (Passage) stations.

 Trains in the capital are of two basic types depending on your destination:

• Northern Suburb Train (TGM): departs from Tunis Marine Station (end of Habib Bourguiba Avenue) and arrives at the marina. It is a tourist train par excellence that passes through Carthage and Sidi Bou Said.

• Southern Suburb Train: It departs from Barcelona Station in the city center to reach areas such as Rades, Hammam-Lif, and Burj Sidria.
  

• Tunisia Transport Company: These are traditional yellow buses. Its network is very huge and reaches the furthest point in Greater Tunisia.
  
• Private buses (such as TCV and TUT): More comfortable buses, the ticket price is a little more expensive, and they often guarantee you a seat. You can find its main stations in "Passage".
• Digital alternative: Use the Moovit app; it sometimes incorporates private bus routes into suggested navigation options.

4. Taxi

• Yellow taxis with meter (meter) – Make sure the meter is turned on before setting off.
• Most trips within the city are affordable (depending on distance and time).
• At night (from about 21:00) an increase in fare may apply.

 Individual taxi applications

Apps are the safest and most convenient way to order a taxi, especially at night or peak times:

• Bolt App 
• Yassir application (makes it easy)
• inDrive app

5. Grand taxi

• A very popular method available in the capital.
• Its color is yellow 
• Operates on fixed roads, and installs them as soon as they are full (8 passengers).
• Cheaper than a regular taxi, it is a good option for a local commuting experience.