At a Glance
- Tunisia’s top malls combine global brands with local artisans and cultural flair.
- Coastal malls in Sousse and Hammamet attract both tourists and Tunisian families.
- Investors see Tunisia’s malls as signals of confidence in the nation’s urban economy.
Tunisia’s retail scene is undergoing a quiet transformation. From the historic streets of Tunis to the resort-lined coasts of Sousse and Sfax, a new generation of shopping malls is redefining how Tunisians live, work, and unwind.
These malls have grown into more than retail spaces—they are social and cultural hubs, bringing together people from every corner of the country.
Today, shopping centers in Tunisia mirror the country’s blend of North African charm and Mediterranean ease.
Many are strategically located near major roads or coastal highways, making them accessible to both locals and visiting tourists.
Inside, shoppers move from French and Italian fashion labels to Tunisian artisan boutiques, before pausing at cafés that spill out onto sunlit terraces with views of the Mediterranean.
Food courts have become gathering spots, serving everything from brik and couscous to pizza and pastries.
Beyond dining and shopping, these malls have turned leisure into an all-day experience—with cinemas, kids’ play zones, rooftop lounges, spas, and even ice rinks.
Together, they capture a sense of Tunisia’s modern rhythm: youthful, vibrant, and open to the world.
As investors continue to channel funds into retail and real estate, these centers also signal growing confidence in Tunisia’s urban economy.
They are not just places to spend, but reflections of a lifestyle that values comfort, community, and connection.
Here’s a closer look at 10 of Tunisia’s largest and most popular malls—where shopping feels more like an experience than an errand.
1. Le Palmarium (Tunis)
In downtown Tunis, Le Palmarium stands as the country’s most recognized mall. Home to more than 230 stores, it mixes global brands with Tunisian designers and offers a vibrant food court and family areas that keep it bustling on weekends.
2. Mall of Sousse (Sousse)
Anchored by a Carrefour hypermarket, Mall of Sousse combines shopping and recreation across 120 stores, cinemas, cafés, and family zones, making it a top coastal destination.
3. Tunis City Mall (Tunis)
Strategically located near transport routes, Tunis City Mall delivers a mix of international labels, local boutiques, and a lively food court—a favorite for families.
4. Costa Mall (Hammamet)
Costa Mall blends seaside relaxation with retail. Its terrace dining and fashion stores create a calm, scenic experience by the water.
5. Azur City (Ben Arous)
One of the newest malls, Azur City fuses lifestyle and leisure with its cinema complex, dining areas, and children’s entertainment zones.
6. Tunisia Mall (Berges du Lac)
Set in the upscale Berges du Lac area, Tunisia Mall represents modern luxury, with premium international brands and sleek, open architecture overlooking the lake.
7. Ali Baba Shopping Centre (Sousse)
Ali Baba blends old and new—offering textiles, ceramics, and souvenirs in a colorful, market-style environment that recalls Tunisia’s traditional souks.
8. Manar City (Tunis)
Manar City combines casual shopping with cozy cafés and boutique stores, giving it a relaxed, neighborhood feel.
9. Ahla Shopping Centre (Sousse)
Ahla Shopping Centre balances local craft stores with entertainment options like a cinema and a Mediterranean-style restaurant court.
10. Centre Commercial Champs Élysées (Tunis)
Inspired by the Parisian avenue, this center showcases international brands in an elegant setting—symbolic of Tunisia’s growing urban style.
