La Soukra () is a city and commune in the Ariana Governorate of Tunisia, forming part of the northern suburbs of Greater Tunis. According to the 2024 census, it has a population of 159,862. The city lies in the center of a vast agricultural plain that was historically dominated by orange orchards, of which only a few remnants remain. Since the 2000s, rapid urban expansion has significantly transformed La SoukraâÂÂs landscape and urban character into a modern residential suburb with affluent neighborhoods and recreational facilities.
La Soukra is located about 10âÂÂ15 km north of central Tunis, near TunisâÂÂCarthage International Airport, making it a convenient commuter suburb in the Greater Tunis metropolitan area.
La Soukra is home to the Golf de Carthage (also known as Carthage Golf Course), one of Tunisia's oldest and most prestigious golf facilities. Established in 1927 and renovated in 1991, the 18-hole parkland course is set among mature eucalyptus, pine, and olive trees, and is popular with locals and visitors. Nearby attractions include Soukra Park, a family-oriented green space and amusement area.
The area features private medical facilities such as Clinique La Soukra, contributing to its appeal as a residential zone with modern amenities.
The British International School of Tunis is located in La Soukra.
The delegation and commune of La Soukra is divided into seven imadas (sectors or neighborhoods), reflecting its rapid suburban growth:
These sectors have experienced significant population increases from urban expansion, with Ennasim and Dar Fadhal among the most populous.