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 8 Reviews  The Medina is a great place to spend an afternoon or a day wandering around in. It is still a working Medina as far as the locals are concerned so it has not lost it's authentic feel. Watch out for... 

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 5 Reviews  If you're visiting northern Tunisia then you simply can't miss Carthage as it was here that the Romans ruled their north African empire. Carthage lies about 15km (9 miles) east of Tunis which makes it... 

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 3 Reviews  Whenever tourist brochures show a typical Tunisian village of cobbled streets, white walls, studded blue doors and black mashrabias it is invariably ‘Sidi Bou’, and today it is possible to visit this... 

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 5 Reviews  This large modern looking square was the location of the city's Kasbah which was destroyed by the French in 1883. All that remains from before the French is the Kasbah Mosque. The square is paved with... 

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 3 Reviews  Close to Tourbet el Bey, you will probably find this fine Italianate mansion as you stroll the alleyways of the medina. It should be famous for its beautifully proportioned courtyard, the fine... 

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 5 Reviews  This large cathedral is located near the Medina in Place de L'Independance at the western end of Avenue Habib Bourguiba. It is the main Roman Catholic church in Tunis and is named in honour of Saint... 

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 3 Reviews  Deep within Tunis' medina is the Mausoleum Tourbet el Bey, the last resting place of the Husseinid dynasty, rulers of Tinus from the 18th Century. The building is squat and multidomed, with a plain... 

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 3 Reviews  Avenue Habib Bourguiba is Tunis' Champs Elysees and runs from near the Medina in front of the cathedral to Lake Tunis and the port. It runs through the French part of the city known as Ville Nouvelle... 

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 3 Reviews  This imposing gate is also known as the Porte de France or the French Gate and is located at the Medina eastern point where Ville Nouvelle begins. The name means 'Gate to the Sea' and it was once... 

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 3 Reviews  After paying of a small fee (2TD) you are able to enter the country yard of the Great Mosque. The mosque is also known as Zitouna, meaning "olive tree", because its founder (Obeid Allah Ibn ab-Habhab)... 

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 2 Reviews  This sloping square at the western side of the Medina hosts the Prime Ministry, the Finance Ministry and the Foreign Ministry. Since the Independence of the country, the Prime Ministry is settled in... 

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