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16:57
Grab a drink at Le Marquis. This Mediterranean spot is open until midnight and sits just nine minutes from the Clock Tower, giving you plenty of time to settle in before heading out.
17:27
Walk to the Tunis Clock Tower. The tower is one of the city's most visible landmarks and offers a clear view of the sky as the sun begins its descent toward the W.
17:42
Watch the sunset. The sun sets toward the W at 17:42, casting a warm light over the square.
18:12
End your evening with dinner at L'Orient. Known for its prompt service and excellent local dishes like Berber Lamb, this restaurant is only nine minutes away from the tower.
Local tip
Le Marquis is open late, making it a reliable spot for a pre-sunset drink. L'Orient’s service is fast, so you can enjoy a relaxed meal after the sun goes down.
Check before you go
- Le Marquis is open Mo-Su 12:00-00:00.
- L'Orient does not list specific hours, so check opening times locally.
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