Wildlife-lovers are bound to write the Friguia animal park into their Tunisian itineraries - species present here range from tigers and crocodiles to flamingos and sea lions, all well-kept inside the spacious reserve welcoming tours and individuals to its animal shows and countless entertaining activities for young ones.

Spanning nearly 750 acres, Zoo Miami is Florida's largest zoological garden and the only tropical zoo in the continental United States. Home to over 3,000 animals representing approximately 500 species, the zoo offers visitors the chance to observe creatures like exotic birds, apes, koalas, giraffes, and kangaroos in expansive, naturalistic habitats. The zoo's cageless design allows for unobstructed views, creating an immersive experience that brings you closer to wildlife than ever before. Don't miss the opportunity to feed a giraffe, ride the monorail for a bird's-eye view, or explore the Wings of Asia aviary, which houses over 70 bird species in a free-flight environment.

Rouen's principle square is the Place du Vieux-Marche. This is a great place to go for dinner since there are many restaurants and cafés located in the area. Here you can also find the modern Church of Saint Joan of Arc - an incredibly unique architectural creation, as well as a small covered market selling delightful French cheeses and deli. There is an oyster bar with fresh offerings at the market's heart.

The Great Mosque towers over the spread of Medina's dwellings, and makes for a fine example of Tunisian architecture (which, in this case, is a fusion of Moorish and Turkish tradition). Adjacent to the Grand Mosque is the now religious school (formerly another mosque) Sidi Abdel Kader.